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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XII, Issue 833, 22 June 1855, Page 4

FOR SALE, I By Private Contract, | O/) HE \ D of TATTLE, a minted herd, con- •*-^* sisting of about, — 60 Cows, 25 Bullnckß and the remainder steers and heifers over six months old; any unbranded stock being given in. Also thirteen Horses, viz ,—, — The celebrated blood horse 'Chloriform' 5 useful Mares in fo.il to Chlorifoiin 1 Fil'cy 18 months old 1 Cart Hoise 4 GeMings, th- 'roughly broken in to saddle And 1 Yearling C"lt, dam Dido, by Cantab. Also about 200 Pigs now on the run 1 Dray and double of Cart Harness 1 Plough 8 Harrows 8 Saddles, &c , &c About 100 acres of grass land, well fenced, divided i io three paddocks, with excellent stockyards, and stable, and an abundant supply of water even in the drye«t soasnn, together with a run capable of pasturing 500 head of cattle, the lease of which has yet", ten years to e^piie, Trill be leaded to the purchaser of the stock at a very muderate rate for any term that may be ngiced on not exceeding seven years. Apply to Mr. J. Coplin, Whakapapa, Wa'uku.

SMALL FARMS ON THE MAWUKAU MR. HANSARD Ts instructed to offer for Sale on easy terms A NUMBER of Small Farms, from 5 to 20 acres in extent, of most fertile soil, and plentifully supplied with wood of the best kind for fencing, and firing, and with water. These Allotments have many of them water frontages to^ the Manukau.'and aie within easy distances of Onehung.i either by Lnd or water, and within 15 miles of Auckland. Timber of all descriptions for building purposes can be purchased from the paw pits, worked in the immediate vicinity, or the proprietor of the estate will allow bona fide settlers on the allotments, who wish to fell and saw timber for their dwellings themselves to select, trees for the purpose GRATIS in his adjoining forest land IVim-e'-strpct, February 10th, 1855.

General Country aud Special Occupation I ands.

Mil HANSARD

TENDERS his servicos as AGENT in making spplicaMon and payment, and the general attention to the interests of parties desirous of purchasing General Country Lands under the Regulations of Sth February, 1855. Mr H\NSARD will have one established fee, which will be posted iv his Auction Room, Shortland stieet.

Halfway to Gtalmhu and Famnure.

MR. HANSARD Is instructed to s- 11 by Private Contract, APAH( EL OF LAND containing: about five acres, nc the corner of the junction of the mods of communication between Au'-k land, Otahuhn, Fan mure and Oni'lmnga. Having in addition to its commnniling the constant gri»nt and iucivaxin^ traffic of the great South, Pjimnure. ami Howick Roads, the further lTrnmmpiulation of the imim'<hat<Mii i i_libourliop<l of the Elltjr.slie R.ict' Course, this «ite is un» equalled in the Province of Auckland as a Mte for the erection of A HALF- WAY ROAD SIDE INN. There is upon the lan<] a suffHent quantity of stone for the erection of a house aud outbuildings of almost any extent. Early application is necessary as if'not sold within a few days will bo withdrawn A Plan may bp soen at Mr. Hansard 's Office.

MR: T. F. McGAURAN,

A UCTIONEER and GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, directs his attention more especially to the pale and purchase of L-\ND, HORSES, CATTLE, SHEEP, AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE, &c. He will hold a monthly Sale of Horses at the Greyhound Yard, on the first Saturday after the arrival of the 'William. Denny.' A Sale of Cattle, Hoises, <fee, at New market, on the second Tuesday of ever ninnth. At Otahuhu, on the first Tuesday of every month, and at other times when necessary. At Howick, on the last Thursday of every alternate month, commencing on the 28th June next. At Onehunga on the last Thursday of every alternate month commencing on the 26th July uext. At Panmure on the third Thursday of every alternate month, commencing on the 19th July next. Mr. McGauran has paddocks for the reception of Stock adjoining his residence at Newmarket, and elsewhere ; and sheds, with abundance of good hay, for Hoises, Cattle, &c. ; recently disembarked. Land selected on moderate terms under the recent Land Regulations All communica ions addressed to the care of Mr. J. T. Boylan, Mr. John ftlcDougall, or left at the Exchange Hotel, will be promptly attended to.

Seed Potatoes,

THREE or FOUR TONS SEED POTATOES, at £10. per ton. Co-nell & Ridings, Queen-street.

MR. J. NEWMAN, | Auctioneer and Goneral Agent, More particularly for the Sale or Purchase of LAND, HORSES, C ATT L X, Aocl other LIVE STO3K. Monthly Sale of Horses at the Grey Tlour.d Yard, on the first Saturday after tLo arrival of the 'Wil iain Denny," Sale of Cattle, Horses, <&c , at Newmarket, on the Second Tuesday of each Month, and on the Tuesday Fortnight following. •Sale at Otahuhu, every al tomato month, com mencing with Wkdnksuay the 7th February; and at Howick commencing with Wednesday the 3rd January. igal*Stock kept at fixed charges in his Remuera Paddocks