Page 1 Advertisements Column 6

New Zealander, Volume 10, Issue 882, 27 September 1854, Page 1

f l s “ TERMS OF ADVERTISEMENTS : lines of space, three shillings; three-pence each ad'U tional line.

g?ales \)p auction. 10 PUBLICANS AND HOTEL KEEPERS. COyXELL AND RIDINGS Vv ill Sell by Auction, at their Mart, Qncensirooi, T HIS 1) AY, 271h Inst. r at 12 o’clock—%A HOGSHEADS TRUEMAN’S STOCT, * r> Ilhds. West India Rum, 2 Ilhds. Martell's Brandy, Geneva, key brand, half cases Isinglass. etc., etc., etc. SEEDS.' . CONNELL AND RIDINGS Will Sell by Auction, at their Mart, Queenstreet, on Saturday next, at 12 o’clock— TO CLOSE CONSIGNMENTS , CEEDS of the BLUE GUM TREE Ditto, of Norfolk Island Pine Ditto, of Stone Pine Ditto, of Alleppo and Levant Pine Also, 200 wrought APPLE TREES, various sorts, from the interior warranted free from blight. RIG MIDDY CHEEK, MANUKA U. CONNELL AND RIDINGS Have been instructed by the proprietor, Mr. 11 i n!tv SMvrmr.s, to offer for sale by public Auction, at their Mart, Queenstreet, on Saturday, 7ih October, at one o’clock, in lots to suit purchasers, 4 LL that valuable block of Laud on the a A w(‘st side of the Rig Muddy Creek, on the Manukau, situate between the Pali and the landing place at Coolers Bush, containing 220 acres. The natural advantages of thisblork are 100 well known to require a minute description, it will he sufficient to say that the magnificent kauri trees with which the laud abounds and the great quantity of timber adapted for posts and rails growing upon the properly, combined with facilities of transit to the water, unparalleled in the distiiel {the svbole surface of the laud bci ig an even unbroken slope to the bank of the creek, one of the largest and deepest upon the Manukau), have long rend; red this properly the admiration of those practically acquainted with the neighbourhood. C. and H. beg to call attention to the fact that unlike the bush land in general in this district, the properly now to lie offered is a maiden bush, the sound of the axe having never been beard within its boundary. The Sawyers will appreciate the value of this properly, and the agriculturist and stock-keeper have only to view the locality to be til once impressed with the facilities it affords for easy conversion into un estate in every way adapted to their requirements. The land is naturally fertile, and is supplied with never-failing streams of water. Few places afford readier means for shipping produce than Big Muddy Creek, upon the Rank of which this properly is situated, and vessels from Melbourne and the other neighbouring colonies expected to arrive in the Manukau i« Autumn for agricultural produce, will lake limber, spars, and firewood, affording an immediate and highly remunerative income to whoevexmay become the fortunate purchaser. A plan of the properly may be seen at the Auction Mart. Every rcasonaSilc indulgence foe payment of the purchase money will be granted by the vendor. EX QUEEN OF PERTH. THOMAS PLATT lias received instructions to Sell by Auction, at his Store, O’Conneil-slreet, on Thursday, Sept. 28th, at 11 o'clock precisely, RAGS FINE MAITLAND FLOUR * ” 20 Barrels American fleur !0 cases, each 0 do/.. Anchovies] 20 chests congou lea 45 cases, ! doz. each, port wine, equal to Hart’s [][][][] Eoudon bottled 45 cases, I doz. each, golden sherry do. 20 “ 1 doz. each Clmmpaigne 100 boxes sperm candies, each 251b. 1 bale sewing twine 24 hhds. XXX Truman's stout 5 tons of Sydney soap in cwl. and haircut. boxes Terms at Sale Samples of the above goods are on view, at tin' Store. The bulk of the Flour can be seen at the Market House. ON ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. THOMAS PLATT Will Sell by Auction, at bis Store O’Connell Sited, on Thursday next, Sept. 28th, at 11 o’clock precisely, WITHOUT RESERVE, nAKII EL s RISC UI T 20 Bags biscuit 4 Pipes English gin 50 kegs while herrings 2<) chests congou lea Terms—Cash AUCKLAND LAND ASSOCIATION, No.2* NOTICE TO MEMBERS. ’VQTICE is hereby given that the General Half Ycai’s Meeting of the Members of this Society, will be held in the Hall o the Auckland Mechanic’s Institution on Monday evening next, the 2nd prox., at eight o’clock ; statements decided on by Law No. 2G of the Association will be laid before it. A. W. Hansard. Secretary. September 2Glb, 1834. W A N T El), rr W 0 FE M A I. E SER V A NT S. Tc Apply to Mr. I). Natiu.v. September 2' ih, 1854.