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New Zealander, Volume 10, Issue 884, 4 October 1854, Page 2

ON SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED, Ha i u b rushes, Cloth “ Cloth Hat “ Nail “ Toolli “ Shaving Plate “ Shoe “ Scrubbing ' £ Horse il Stove “ Painter’s u Fancy gilt hearth brushes Black Japan “ Broom heads and handles Perfumery assorted Day books, journals and ledgers Black writing ink Case printed books Envelopes, assorted sizes Copy books Post and foolscap papers Metallic memo books School slates, 11 & 7 Slate pencil Playing cards, gold Mogul “ Floral ‘ £ Colored “ Highlanders, No. 1 & 2 Snuffs. assorted, in 1 lb. bottles Regalia cigars, in H lb. boxes Havaunahdo. in 1 lb. do. Clay pipes, in 10 gross do. Brown wrapping paper Draper’s do. Cases pint pickles, 3 doz. each “ £ lb. Mustard, 6do each Witney medium blankets, 9-4, 10-1, 11-4 Rich biocaded silk dresses Fancy striped “ “ Moire antique “ “ Figured Circassian robes Gala “ Derry ‘ ‘ Muslin de laine dresses Black and colored stuffs Prints Ginghams Hair nets Bracelets Fancy lies Collars Chemizettcs Wool caps Fancy trimmings Moreens Flannels, Rolled shirtings Striped “ Hollands Window muslins Damask table covers Bleached napkins Tweed and cloth mantles Fancy doe shooting coals Ditto Albert do Do. Tweed “ Sporting doe vests Fancy silk and satin do. Double breasted fancy do. Black cloth vests Do. Satin “ Tweed and doe trowsers Pilot coals Monkey jackets Felt hats, Cloth caps Black and fancy Beaufort tics. Do. “ Albert “ While and fancy shirts Hosiery. & c., &c., Ac. In lots to suit purchasers Andrew Hamilton, Fort-street, Next door to Mr. Jamieson Jarvic. October 2, 185 i. TO CAPITALISTS AND SETTLERS. One of the finest Estatf.s in New Zealand. MR. HANSARD has been favoured with the instructions of T. McDonnell, Esq., to sell (should an immediate purchaser offer) That Splendid Estate UPON THE HOKIANGA RIVER, MOTURARARI. There arc few, who have been any lime in New Zealand, to whom this property is not known, actually or by representation; no description, therefore, which Mr. Hansard can pen would be so likely to lead them to immediate attention to this Sale, as their conviction of their own interests will undoubtedly do. He therefore confines himself to this short summary. There is a frontage of about a mile to this splendid River, in which a vessel of any size can lie opposite to the properly. The quantity of the land is 2560 acres, various portions of which have, at a former lime, been cleared. The land is all of the finest description, a (great proportion being available agricultural land. Timber of all descriptions, especially that most suitable for sliip-buildiug purposes, abounds. The many natural features of the land, (such as its intersection by large creeks in several parts,) it will at once be seen cannot be explained in an advertisement, but may be learnt on application. N.B.—This land is some of that which was chosen when the whole pick of the Colony was at the option of the chooser. Early application is necessary. Princes-slrcct, Oct. 5, 1854. RITTMAN. / i EORGE JOHN TODD RITTMAN— U Your Grandmother, Mrs. Todd, of Kensall Green, London, died 22nd January last; if you, or your lawful issue, do not communicate with the Executors, Mr. Robert Cole, Solicitor, 14, Tokenhouse Yard, London, or Mr. George Brown, Surgeon, Kensall Green, within two years from the 15th j May, 1854, you and your children will be excluded from all benefit under your Grandmother’s will. WANTED. Lf e ma l e servanT . Apply to Mrs. Ridings, Quecn-strcct. September 99th, 1854.