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New Zealander, Volume 10, Issue 884, 4 October 1854, Page 1

[ TEEMS OF ADVERTISEMENTS : Six lines of space, three shillings; three-pence each addi tional line.

COTTAGE AND ACRE AT PANMURE. ATT ITIIIN twenty yards of the Lagoon : ’ » the garden is well slocked with fruit trees : there is a good well of water on the premises. Apply to John Hawesly, Hight-street, near the Post Office. October 4, 1854. TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON, THE BLACK-CART STALLION M “P U N G H.’ Punch is sTclose made powerful horse, possessing great muscle andbone; behasbeen aken out of the team at Uie special request iof many experienced Settlers, and will commence making the circuit of the Pensioner Settlements at an early day Further particulars in a future advertisement. R. Gillingham. Mechanic’s Bay, Sept. 251b, 1854. TO STAND DURING THE ENSUING S E A S 0 N; At his Stud Stables, Spring Bank, (close to Town). “ YOUNG PLOVER,” A well-known Race-horse, one of the best of bis day on the turf of New So"th Wales, where he was the winner of the Home-bush St. Leger of 1831. He is a dark brown, rising 7 years, and now serves his second season. Pedigree. —Sire Ether, dam Young Moonshine, by Old Emigrant, (a celebrated imported English horse) Grandam Old Moonshine, by Theorem (imported English horse); Great Grandam, Cornelia, by Grasshopper (a famed English racer): great-greal-Gran-dam, Mauld, by Soothsayer; who won the great St, Leger of 1851. Terms, 5/., with ss. groomage. “ WINSTONE.” A favourite Arab Stallion, of great power and fine symmetry. Pedigree. —Sire, the famous thoroughbred racer Scratch, out of Medora, by the well-known imported horse Whisker, out of Modus, an imported mare of great note. Terms, 5L with ss. Groomage. Convenient Grass Paddock. Entrances for the Thirty Guinea Cup to be run for in 1857, by the last season’s get of the above horses will be secured until the Ist Feb next. Entry 2 guineas, half forfeit, with sweepstakes of 5 guineas each. T. Y. Course. Henry llardington. TO STAND THIS SEASON. At the Residence of the Uudersigned. THE DARK BROWN CART HORSE i “YOUNG NORFOLK HERO,” rising 4 years. Terms 3L 3s. Charles Barriball. Eden Grove, West Epsom, Sept, loth, 1834. bp auction. BIG MUDDY CREEK, MANUKA UConnell and ridings Have been instructed by the proprietor, Mr. Henry Smythies, to offer for sale by public Auction, at their Mart, Queenstreet, on Saturday, 7th October, at one o’clock, in lots to suit purchasers, ALL that valuable block of Land on the west side of the Big Muddy Creek, on the Manukau, situate between the Pah and the landing place at Cooley’s Bush, containing 220 acres. The natural advantages of thisblock are 100 well known to require a minute description. It will be sufficient to say that the magnificent kauri trees with which the land abounds ami the great quantity of limber adapted for posts and rails growing upon the properly, combined with facilities of transit to the water, unparalleled in the district (the whole surface of the land being an even unbroken slope to the bank of the creek, one of the largest and deepest upon the Manukau), have long rendered this properly the admiration of those practically acquainted with the neighbourhood. C. and K. beg to call attention to the fact that unlike the bush land in general in this district, the property now' to he offered is a maiden bush, the sound of the axe having never been heard within its boundary. The Sawyers will appreciate the value of litis property, and the agriculturist and stork-keeper have only to view the locality to be at once impressed with the facilities it affords for easy conversion into an 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 Bank of which this properly is situated, and vessels from Melbourne and the other neighbouring colonies expected to arrive in the Manukau in Autumn for agricultural produce, will lake limber, spars, and firewood, affording an immediate and highly remunerative income to whoeve.i may become the fortunate purchaser. A plan of the property may be seen at the Auction Mart. Every reasonable indulgence fo>’ payment of the purchase money will be granted by the vendor.