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One-tree Hill. HENRY HARDINGTON Has been favoured with the instructions of John Chadwick, Esq., to sell by Private Con tract, HIS BEAUTIFUL ESTATE AT ONETREE HILL, EPSOM. It consists of about 60 acres of rich soil, capable of bearing any kind of crop, very substantially fenced and subdivided, and most part lard down in luxuriant grass. It has a fine new verandahed Cottage of six rooms, and detached kitchen, a stable, coach-house, and all the usual outhouse with a large garden abundantly stocked with all descriptions of fruit trees ; and is seated on an elevation that affords extensive views—altogether forminga most comfortable establishment for the farmer, or a most desirable residence for the family ’of a getlemen of town avocations, who requires or takes a delight in country exercise or change of air, for here, it may. be remarked, is the very point at which the traveller from the town first catches the invigorating bracing breeze of the Manukau — steps into a prefect change of atmosphere. Of One-Tree Hill it were superfluous to speak: it is well known command the widest, the most varied, and most pleasing views in this (our) Province. The upper line is bounded by the reserve proposed as a reservoir for supplying the City with water, and which will, of course, afford to the immediate subjaoant land a perpetual sufficing irrigation. Hillsborough. Also —that fine Property the Hemcstead of Hillsborough, about a mile from the above estate. It contains about 48-1 acres of the very best description of soil, adapted to any purpose, and has a spacious verandah Cottage of six rooms, &c.,&c. This property, from its varied peculiarities, would form one of the finest dairy farms in the country. Around it there is a great range of unenclosed land. Terms Liberal. A great portion of the purchase-money may remain on Mortgage. Original Anti-Corrosion PAINT IS adapted for every description of outdoor work, such as Wooden and Iron Houses, Fences, Farming Implements, every description of Iron Work, and also Brick and Stone Buildings. The above Paint lasts twice as long as the best White Lead, and as any laborer can lay it on, is peculiarly suited for the use of country settlers.. It has been many years in use at home, and upwarde ol seven hundred testimonials from every description of persons, testify to its durability and superior preserving qualities. < This Paint is kept of Copper and Red colour expressly for Ships’ bottoms. Agents for Auckland, Biiown & Campbell. May 41, 1860. Notice. PETER GRACE wishes to intimate to the Public in general, that he has always ready for Hire Florses, Carriages, and Dog Carts, on the most r-asonable terms. Also, Ploughing done. Peter Grace, Wyndham-street. Timber FOR SALE. KA AAA FEET OF USEFUL Wv,vvv TIMBER—has been used a short time in the formation of Custom House-street. Apply to Casey & Simpson, Custom House-street. Schoolmasters & Others EWAYTE, Wholesale aud Retail Book- . seller and Stationer, Queen-street, has constantly on hand, at low prices, School Books and Stationery of all kinds, Ledgers, Journals, Cash, Day, and Memorandum Books, Ruled and Plain Papers (all sizes,) Lace Bordered Note Paper and Envelopes, Official, Cloth lined, and Plain Envelopes, Ink, Inkstands, Quill and Steel Pens, Rulers, and every other Article in the Stationery Trade, —A liberal allowance to the Trade and Schoolmasters. E. WATTE, Queen-street. Survey oris and Artists WILL do well te Purchase their Drawing and Tracing Papers, Mapping Pens, Pencils, Colors, and Mathematical Instruments, from E. WAYTE, Queen-street. To the sausical Public, SUPERIOR HARMONIUMS,with Stops, in Polished Oak and Rosewood Cases ; English and German Concertinas, Flutinas, Violins, and Flutes, with Preceptors and Music for each; Violin Strings, Pegs and Bridges, Music Paper, Books, Folios, and Wiappers —Selling very Cheap by E. WAYTE, Wholesale and Retail Bookseller, Stationer, and Music Seller. For Christmas Presents On Sale by the Undersigned, BOOKS. Church Services, Prayer Books, Works of Religious Tract Society, Work Boxes, Writing Desks, Stereoscopes, Color Boxes, Framed Engravings, Gold Pins, Toys, &e., &c. E. WAYTE, Wholesale & Rctai Bookseller & Stationer,

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Auckland Examiner, Volume IV, Issue 275, 23 June 1860, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 3 Auckland Examiner, Volume IV, Issue 275, 23 June 1860, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 3 Auckland Examiner, Volume IV, Issue 275, 23 June 1860, Page 4

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