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New Zealander, Volume 10, Issue 891, 28 October 1854, Page 1

FOR MELBOURNE DIRECT. r|A i| e BAR QU E X INV/NC IliL E , Captain Brier, having now commenced loading, will have quick dispatch. Has room for about fifty (30) tons of freight. For Freight or Passage, apply to Auckland, October 10, 1834. FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER. THE A 1 brig KATE KEARNEY , 1-47 tons, I). Houston, Master. G. Duke, Queen-street. “NORMAN MORRISON.” >'-'*/woir’ivri7n , c il,ie npe es of Henderson and Maceaulane. ißeir goods in terms ot mo Dins oi laumg

“G 1 PS Y.” CONSIGNEES by ibis vessel are requested to pass iheir entries ltl ||L||| immediately, and lake delivery of their goods in terms of bills of lading. W. S. Guahame, Agent. 271h October, 1854. AUCKLAND LOCAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY THE Directors request that those persons who have taken shares will as early as possible pay their deposits of \L per share and the first call of If IDs., being half the amount of their Shares, and give their promissory notes, at 4 months, for the balance, as they are taking measures to have a boat running before Christmas if possible, 200 Shares unallotted. Deposit and call payable at tin* Union Dank of Australia or to W. C. Daldy, Secretary, who will give receipts for the same. By order of the Directors, A. W. HANSARD, LAND, ESTATE, HOUSE, AND GENERAL AGENT, AND AUCTIONEER. PUIXCES-STUEET, A CONTINUALLY varying List of every description of Town, Country, and Suburban Properly for Sale or Lease. Several Sums of Money ready for advance on sufficient security.

ONE OF THE FINEST FARMS IN THE COLONY FOR SALE. MR. HANSARD Has been favoured with ilie instructions of George Guahame, Esq., to sell by private contract A SPLENDID FARM, of three hundred and fifty acres, in the well-known and much admired district of Mangarei; having a considerable frontage to the Manukau ; close to the village of Mangarei, and adjoining the Mision Station of Ihumatau. The line qualities of the land in this district are too well known to require observation. The establishment of themselves in the immediate localities by Major Greenwood. Major Nixon, Messrs. Vercoc, Shepherd, Gibson, Westncy, and others,—all known as amongst the best practical farmers in the Colony, speaks to this more fully than ought else could do. Mr. Harsard will be happy to show the properly to any intending purchaser. Princes-sireet, Oct. 27, 1831. DELIGHTFUL COTTAGE RESIDENCE AT ONEHUNGA. MR. HANSARD Has been favoured with the instructions of the proprietor, to sell by private con-

tract fpHAT Commodious and Convenient COTX FACE RESIDENCE most pleasantly situated close to the beach of Onehunga, now in the occupation of Henry Smithies, Esq. Within an hour’s quiet ride of Auckland —commanding an extensive and beautiful prospect of the pretty township of Onehunga, and of the banks of the Manukaii, few' more suitable spots for a present Suburban residence could be found ; whilst to a parly desiring to imparl its adjacency to the future commercial part of Onchunga (being close to the Custom House reserve) its extensive frontages, the main of which is to one of the principal streets of comnmnilion between the two harbours; indeed, holding much the same position in Onehunga as the Auckland Custom House occupies in Shorlland-streel, —its future value will he at once apparent. The house contains six rooms, the principal of which are large and well finished. The out-houses are two-stalled Stable, (lighonse, Fowlhouse, Ac. The Garden, Lawn, Ac,, well slocked with vegetables and shrubs. A fair rental will be secured to the purchaser for a period if desired. The condition liberal; and an immediate sale ax peeled. Princcs-slivet, Oct. 37, 1854.

delightful residence for sale. R. HANSARD lias boon favoured with instructions to sell by private contract, on very easy terms, a commodious I a mil y Residence most delightfully situated about a quarler-of-an-hour’s walk of Frinccs-slreet or Commercial Bay. Full particulars on application. Prinecs-strcel, Sib September 18.VI A. W. Uaksakd, Estate Agent.