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New Zealander, Volume 10, Issue 889, 21 October 1854, Page 4

L AND. FOR SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED THE Undermentioned very Valuable PROPERTIES, viz. :- 1944 Acres of excellent Timber and Fern Land, at Little Oma, Point Rodney, about 40 miles north of Auckland. 885 Acres of Forest Land, situated on the eastern end of the island of Waiheki. This property is without exception Ihe best timber land on the Island. 400 Acres of the Coromandcl Gold Field. Part of lliis property is Fern, and part Kauri Forest laud, the creek in which | the Gold was first discovered runs through this property, at the head of Coromandel Harbour, by which it is < bounded. The above very valuable properties have all been selected about 18 years since by one of the best judges in the country, and are now held by Crown Grants from Governor Fit/Roy, dated Ist May, 1844. For further particulars apply to James Macky. Queen-street, Auckland, September 26, 1854. HARBOUR OF MONGONUI. SALE, the undermentioned AllotL men is of Land, situate in the township of Mongonui, each having a frontage to the Harbour, affording watering and landing places for the shipping, and backed by a road leading to the interior of the district; the well-known property of Mr. J. P. Lloyd. Nos. 1, 2, and 7, containing about 18 0 0 Nos. 3, 4, 5, and G, containing about M 320 8, containing about 9 3 0 10, " " 7 0 0 12, " " 24 2 18 For sale or lease, with right to purchase, 13, " " 10 0 0 14, " " 14 13 11 15, " " 0 3 28 17, " " 12 1 19 18, " " 19 3 4 20, " " 25 Oil 22, " " 55 0 0 25, " " 31 0 0 Six subdivisions of allotments 19 and 21, each containing about 22 acres, with river frontage, and backed by the abovemenlioiied road each or the whole. Applv to 11. M. Jervis. Sliorlland-strcet. 291h September, 1854. FERFUJWERY* EX CASHMERE, Just Opened, and ox Sale By the Under signed. T7XTRACT patchouli, violet, Reseda, a heliotrope, millefleur, marechale and lubercuse, essence geranium, sweet-briar, verbena, fragrant essence, Persian bouquet, Victoria bouquet, Victoria and Albert ditto, anihenia, cydonia, Rondeletia,eau Portugal, essence bouquet, jockey club, bouquet de delices, bouquet de west end, essence of spring [lowers, milk of roses, loiiielte vinegar, honey water, lavender water, rosemary hair-wash, vegetable extract, eau de cologne, poudrc vegetable a la rose, camphorated chalk tooth powder, Buchanan's tooth powder, fragrant tincture of myrrh and harax, tincture of myrrh with cologne, Young's eau dentrilice, fumigating pastiles and papers, smelling salts, camphor balls, cosmetiquo, scented soaps, marking ink. Also, a large assortment of cut smelling bottfes, silver topped bottles, tooth, nail and shaving brushes, tortoise shell side and other combs, &c. J. Williamson Stationer. Src. Shortland Crescent. r PO RE LET, on a building lease, for such *L lerm of years as may be agreed upon a portion of the only eligible waterside of Auckland. Apply to G. Jenkins, Official Bay. 3rd October, 1854, TIMBER, TIMBER, TIMBER. \LL descriptions of Sawn Timber, Paling - and Shingles on sale by the undersigned, who is also a purchaser of the above in any quantities. G. Jenkins, Official Bay. 3rd October, 1854. IN THE ESTATE OF THE LATE WELLESLEY HUGHES. \ LL Parlies indebted to this Estate ae -£*- requested to pay their accounts to Mr. Murray Hamilton, between the hours of 10 a.m. and 4 p.m., on the premises, Short-land-street, he having authority from the Executors to receive all monies and give receipts. Persons having claims against the Estate, are requested to send in their accounts immediately to the undersigned. Thomas Russell, Solicitor for the Executors. 251h September, 1834. J. HUG lIS TON, LAN 1) S URVE Y0 R, Parnell. Office—next door to Mr. Mills's, ders left at the '• New-Zealander" Office will be attended to. W A N T E 1) . HP WO FEMALE SERVANTS. J- Apply to Mr. I). Nathan. September 25th, 1854. I7ANTED,—A few MINERS for the * Mines at Kavvau. Apply to W. S. Grahams. 28th July, 1854. RANTED,— A CARTER, a person ac- * customed to drive a team.- Apply to H. II ARDING'I ON. Exchange Hotel, Sept. 15, 1854.