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

Valuable Farm.

ROBERT SCIIULTZ & CO.

ATE prepared to Sell a valuable FARM, ol about 350 Acre?, situated on the Banks of a *iiver about 4 miles from the sea. and some distance from Mongauui, having a frontage of 1 mile to tho River, accessible to Boats at all times. A bout 40 acres of Wood Land consi - ting of Puriri and other fencing material. The remainder of the Land lusa'l been under N, - t;ve cultivation, and ready for the Plough. The farm is at present a perfect Orchard, upwards of 1,000 Peach Trees in full bloom this sea B on, and several hundreds of the choicest Fruit Trees and Vines will bear next season, a nursery of quicks has been planted to be ready f or fences. There are two streams taking their rise on this Property and empty themselves from the Property into the River, having 2 water falls able to work at all seasons of the year a 20 horse power Mill. The creeks and Rvers abounds with valuable building stone. A double Raupo House 17 « 24 has been erected, and admirably situated to carry on a retail store. Tehms Liberal. — ! Title Tn'Hsputablp.

WAIUKU.

THE Undersigned begs to inform settlers and others interested in the above district that the well known cutter " BETSET" is now constantly running between Waiuku and Onehuuga. Letters for Captain Williams, the agent at Onehunga, may be left at Mr. T. C. Hallamore's, Bee Hive, Shorthind street. Goods sent to Capt Williams, Onehunga, will be duely forwarded. Oldfield & Mason. June 8, 1855.

For Sale,

"piREWOOD delivered at any part of the Town ■*- or Neighbouihoud. 100 Pure Bred English Pigs, comprising, — Breeding Sows Boars Porkers (delivered if required at Slaughter House) Sucking Pigs Apply to R. GrILLTNGIIAM, Mechanics Bay.

March, 8,1855

ri"UiE Undersigned begs respectfully to inform J- his friends, and the Families in New Zealand, in order to meet the increasing demand for accommodation, that he has converted the late Mansion of W. Fohster, Esq., Barrister-at-law, into a first-class FAMILY HOTEL, complete with every convenience for comfort, as well as extensive Stabling, &c ; and begs a continuance of the patronage of bis i i iends and Supporters. Henry Baciifield. Sydnoy, October 20, 1854.

Imperial FLEE INSURANCE COMPANY, ESTABLISHED 1803.

CAPITAL, ONE MILLION SIX HUNDRED THOUSAND POUNDS.

r|T[lß undersigned heieliy intimates that he is -*- authorised to issue Policies for Fire Insurances at rates varying from 10s, to 50s. per cent., accoi ding to the degree of risk. Gkouue Gkaijmu, Agent, Cuburg-btreet.

Prospectuses and printed forms obtainable also at the office of Thos. Russell, Esq,, Wyndbam-street.

Mr. Albert W, Hansard, LAND, ESTATE, HOUSE & GENERAL AGENT, AND AUCTIONEER Shortland-st., next to the Exchange Hotel.

A continually varying List of every description of Town, Country, and Suburban properties for Sale or Lease. Several sums of money ready for advance on sufficient security.

Notice,

Harbour Committee Office, June 14, 1855. WATERMEN'S attention is called to Bye Laws No. 1,2, o & 4 Published according to the Act on 22nd May, last, which said Bye Laws will come in force on the 22nd June, Curreut. Wm. Powditch, Chairman.

Bye Law No. 1 — No person shall for hire or in expectation of reward, ply any boat for the conveyance of passengers within the harbour of A ucklaud, unh ss he s-hall be thereunto duly Licensed by the Committee of the Auckland Harbour Commisbioncrs. No. 3 — without such License penalty not exceeding £5. No 4 — No person Licensed as aforesaid shall ply any Boat for the purpose aforesaid within such Harbour unless such boat shall have "been approved by the said Committee as being safe and fit for such purpose, and unless their shall be painted in some conspicuous part of such boat in legible letters not less than one inch in length the name of such person, the number of his License and the highest number of passeugcrs which the said Committee shall have authoi'ized him to «onvey in such Boat.

Win. Cocmbe and Sons, CARPENTERS, BUILDERS, &c. VIUTOKIA-STREET, AUCKLAND.

Twenty Pounds Eeward. STOLEN from the Pigeon Mountain Farm on the East Tamaki, eleven Longwoolled Sheep, branded M with pitrli, on the further lump, with paiticular maiks on the ears which could be identified. The above reward will be paid by Messrs. McLean, on conviction of the offender or offenders. * Sheep and pigs have been stolen previously from the adjoining e&tate,and removed in canoei. N.B — Messrs. McLean caution persons from trespassing on land in their occupation. Many articles have been* stolen, and ten young lambs have been mis«ing the last fortnight. All dogs found on the property after this notice will be destroyed by poison. Penrose, l'ith June, 1855.