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Daily Southern Cross, Volume VI, Issue 429, 8 August 1851, Page 2

EX "ISABELLA," FROM HOBART TOWN. ON SALE, •&TT TONS FINE FLOUR, Van * 9 Diemeu's Land, in 100 and 200 lb. bags, 228 Bags SEED POTATOES, Van Piemen's Land, 1 Whale Boat, 5 Pockets Hops. Thomas Lewis. Queen-street, 15th July, 1851.

ON SAKE, Ex "Maukin," from Sydney, TWO Half-Tierces TOBACCO, (Barrett's Anchor Brand), 8 Kegs ditto, 10,000 Manila Cigars No. 2, 53 Bags Fine Flour, 40 Boxes Mould Candles. Thomab Lewis. Queen-street, July 23, 1851.

On Sale by the Undesigned, Ex "Daniel Webster," and "Maukin," ptONGOU TEA, in chests, £ chests, and v^ Boxes, Sugars, Mould Candles, , Beef and Mutton. ALSO, 5 Bales Blankets, 11-4 & 124. CONNELL & RIDINOS, , Auction Mart, Queen-street.

TO BE LET, FOR ONE, TWO, OR MORE YEARS, mHE GRANGE FARM near Mount J- Eden, containing about 120 Acres oi Land, divided into four separate paddocks, the whole enclosed by substantial Stone Walls. i One paddock, containing about 75 Acres, is perfectly free from Scoria and ready tor immediate cultivation, and has aa ample supply of water at the driest season^ The Orchards contain some hundreds of Fruit Trees, now of four year's growth, consisting of apple, pear, cherry, fig, and filbert trees, and a number of choice vines. The House contains, in the front, four rooms, two of which are 20 feet by 18, and two smaller. There is a fire-place in each of these four rooms. They are doubly lined, and elegantly papered throughout. At the back are two smaller sleeping | rooms, a dairy, and storeroom 18 feet by 14. Detached are a Kitchen and Servants' sleeping room. There is also a weatherboarded Cottage for farm servants at some distance from the house, consisting of two rooms with fire-place in each. There is an excellent three-strlled -stable with spacious loft-cow-house with loftr--coach and cart house and store-room, fowlhouse, &c, &c. Apply to Mr. Forster, on the premises, or to F. W. Merriman.

INSTRUMENATAL & VOCAL CONCERT,

UNDER THE PATRONAGE Oi 1 HIS EXCr. THE LIEUT.-GOVERNOR AND MRS. WYNYARD.

MRS. JOHN BELL, assisted by the President and Members of the Auckland Sacred Harmonic Society, intends to rive a CONCERT at the Mechanics' Institution, on WEDNESDAY EVENING next, the 13th instant, to commence at 8 o'clock precisely. PROGRAMME : j Part I. . . So/o and Choruu-" Hark the Ye.per Hymn*' Sir J. Stepnenion Song-" S.y what -h-U my Song b« «J*£ h ] *£ |ghn Duet-" Oh, Happy Day" -..".. D« ****"• Fantatia— PUno - Forte —( by Mm. Bill), " Recollection, of IreLnd" Moichtle» v Song-" Life on the Occn W.ve".. .. H. Rnnell. toV-^Oh. Lovel, b the *^ a ?£s^ Duet—" For the trembling Moon W. Ball March -Vimo-Vortt- (Mn. B"*)-" The •WVdding March" from the • Midsummer Night. D»e«m' V. . . Mendelwohn. Past 11. Air—" With Verdure CUd," (.ccomptnimenr . hirmonium lU f ia ' Clee and Choru,-" O. Willie brew'd a P"* o'maat" "\ j ' Ballad—" Philip the Falconer" » jOder - Duet— " The Gpywy Counteßs" Glow. 80/«-Air.ndVnriutian«-"The H*rmo D ioa. Bl.cW.mitb" Handel Song-" O when do I wi.h for thee ?».... Conolly. Comic Legend-" Cinderella" G«»don. Romance—" Ro.e .oftly blooming" Spohr. F fl n^««-Pi«no.Forte-(Mri. Bell)-" Rule Britannia," with V.rution., by K*lkbrenner. Single Tickets, 3s. 6d.— Double Tickets, •ss. to be had at Mr. Williamsons Library, at Mr. Hansard's in Shortland -street.