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New Zealander, Volume 10, Issue 885, 7 October 1854, Page 1

I four months, bo given for the balance, being; the remaining half of the Capital of the Company. Hy order of the Directors, W. C Daloy, Hon Secretary. N.E.—The money instalment is requested to be paid into the Union Bank, to the account of the Chairman of the Local Steam Navigation Company, or to the Secretary, W. C. Daldy, by whom receipts will be given, also any information required. AUCKLAND HARBOUR WORKS. LENDERS will bo received at the Harbour - Office, Queen-street, for the supply of Kauri Timber of the following dimensions: 40x8 inches, lengths not less than 21 feet 7x7 " ditto ditto ditto, 7x5 " ditto in lengths of IN feet, 2£ " plank 9 inches broad, 18 fen and upwards. Also, Tolara Piles not less than 10 inches diameter in the middle, and from 25 feet long upwards. The above must be free from all defects, and delivered on the Queen-street Wharf to the satisfaction of the Engineer. Daniel Simpson, Harbour Engineer. Sept. 21st, 1854. EX QUEEN, On Sale by the undersigned, OOA DOZEN' SUPERIOR PALE «**»*/ BRANDY Geneva, in cases and halves Brandy, in hhds. and quarter-casks Ex ZONE. Fifty boxes sperm candles 37 drums boiled and raw oil 47 boxes superior caper tea. Ex Moa, Steel shovels, long and short handles. John Woodhouse. 4 Ith August. 1854. ON SALE At the Stores of the Undersigned, #1 CASKS, each 4 do/en, BOTTLED v BEER, ex "Moa" 21 cases, each 4 dozen, Marzetti's ditto > i • if, ditto 24 hhds. Truman's poi-ter X and XX 1 cask containing 100 pains bellows, do. 17 eases bottled pie fruits, quarts i case cedar-framed looking gl asses, do. Also, Ex 'Queen of Perth' and 'Heather Bell,' 5 eases very superior paper hangings SO drums boiled and raw linseed oil 5 ditto turps 6 kegs carbonate soda and tartaric acid 100 casks soda ash 24 sets shaft harness 12 ditto leading ditto 100 cases gin o hhds. brandy 4 eases No. 2 Manilla cigars 22 rolls 0-4 China malting 2 bales 8-4 grey sheeting 2 cases 9-8 printed cambrics 1 ditto 5-4 prints 2 ditto 7-8 ditto 2 bales 10-4, & 11-4. family blankets 2 " heavy blue serge shirts 12 trunks and eases superior slops 3 cases boys' and vomits' clothing 10 ladies fancy neck handkerchiefs 5 bales fancy regatta shirts 50 boxes sperm candles 50 u port wine each 1 doz. 40 " sherry " " 1 " 10 " champagne" 1 " Thomas Platt, O'Connel-sireel. Auckland, October 4, 1854.

HOMESTEAD. A VERY Choice Little FARM, of 80 acres ii of Land, situated between Otahuhu and Howick, substantially fenced and divided into Paddocks. There is a fine Crop of 50 acres of Wheat, and 5 or 0 acres of Oats, the remainder in Grass, and a small Wea-iticr-board COTTAGE. In this Properly intending settlers will find the foundation of a comfortable homestead. The farms in the neighbourhood arc nearly all occupied b) respectable proThe successful purchaser will find himself on the leading road to the Wairoa district, and not far from the Howick road to Papakura. There is an extensive forest within a mile of the properly, and the same distance will give him access to ihc Tamaki Creek, where a boat of considerable tonnage can load. Apply to Oct. 4,185 L J. Newman. FARMS FOR SALE. , ACRES of first-rate FERN LAND, * vjv with a sufficient proportion of Wood, situated on the Great South Road, being part of the Rama Rama block, contiguous to Mr. Runciman'sfarin, Opaheke. Also, 87 Acres of Fern Land, being part of the same block. This purchase will prove a safe investment for a capitalist, and is admirably adapted for an intending settler. There is everything upon the land a farmer could wish for—wood, water, and a rich soil. Apply to J. Newman. Remuera, 3rd October, 1854. iCHOOL MASTER and MISTRESS Wanlcd for St. Matthew's School. Salaries—Master . . 90/. a year Mistress . . 50/. do. A Married couple would be preferred. Apply to the Rev. F. Thatcher, St. Matthew's Parsonage, Wellesley street. October 3rd, 1854,