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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XII, Issue 853, 31 August 1855, Page 1

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Otahahu Monthly Faiftr ' MR. T P. McGAITBAN BEGS to direct tbq attention ofL ths Public to the Otahubn MonthTv fun wbiob will be held 01* Tuesday 4th September, on which occasion he will sell, in Mr. Hall's Yard, a lot of COWS, HBIKEBS, AND STKERS, Also, some Bed and White Clover Seed, Sale to commence at 12 o'clook^ Newmarket Monthly fair.

MR- T. F. M'GAURAN

BEGS' to Temind the public generally th# he will commence the next CATTLE SALE at Newmarket on Ttjbsbat, 11th September, on which occasion he will sell a mixed lot of Cows Heifers and Steers. August 31st, 1855. By order of the Mortgagee.

.. MR. J. NEWiMAN Is instructed to sell by Auction, at his Office, in Shortland-street, TO-MORROW, the UtSept., at 12 o'clock, ALL that valuable property, at the Awanui, known as the late Mr. Henry Southce's Estate, containing 186 acres of rich soil, with a fine deep water frontage, about 4 miles from the entrance of the Rivsr, and in the vicinity of the well known Harbour of Maunganui. The improvements consist of a Weather board Cottage with 3 Rooms, a large barn newly shingled, a small Corn Mill, and some labourers Cottages, the farm is all inclosed^ about 100 acres have been laid down to Grass, and with the exception; of a small portion of swamp the remainder is all available for cultivation. Terms at Sale. v

Howick Cattle Sale.

NEWMAN & BUCKLAND Have received instructions to Sell by Auction,. WITHOUT RESERVE, in Mr. Crew's pad dock, Ho wick, on Weduesday, the sth Sept., at 121 2 o'clock, OA HEAD of Young Heifers and Steers. They f^^ are from well bred dairy stock, and very quiet, having bVen fed fri enclosed paddockß. To Capitalists. Dairymen, and others in this & the neighbouring colonies.

MR. HANSARD

Has been favoured with the instructions o£ Thomas Crammer, Esq., TO LEASE BYPU iLIC AUCTION, (immediately after the September arrival of the " Willian Penny," THE SURRY HILLS ESTATE, containing about- 328 acres of Land, within a quarter of an hour's walk of the centre of Auckland (in. the immediate vicinity of Government Houss), and haying its principal frontage to the Karang' aphi Road, leading from. Auckland to the Manukau Part of this property is well" known as having, been occupied by X Mayue, Esq , as his Model Faim The improvements consist of abont ten- acres fencing, and a Cottage, Stable, and outbuildings. I The Estate is bountifully supplied- with- water in several parts. Being only the above mentioned distance from the centre of Auckland, this splendid property is pre-eminently adapted for carrying on Dairy Farming, which, if entered upon with adequate capital, could not fail to realise for the lessee an ample fortune. Mr. Hansard cannot close this advertisement without strongly recommending it to the earnest attention of parties in the neighbouring Colonies,, affordng as it does an ample scope for profitableinvestment of capital, and a most desirable opportunity for any one intending to settle in this. Colony to do so without a day's delay after arrival. Some Dairy Stock may be had witt the property if desired. Separate particulars and conditions will be prepared for 7, 14, and 21 years, and will i c ready for inspection in a few days. Mr. Hansard will be happy to accompany any intending lessee to view the property. NOTICE.

T>ERSONS Slaughtering Cattle in the Fen- ■*• sioner Settlements will leave the" Notices of Intended Slaughter with the Police- stationed at any such- Place, instead of forwarding the sameto the residence of the Inspector of Slaughter Houses, and the Police at any of the Settlements will make inspection of such Cattle at the time of Slaughter David G. Smale, Inspector of Slaughter Houses and Sub-Inspector of Police.

PUBLIC NOTICE. Farm of 186 acres at Awanui, ndar Monganui. HP HE Public are hereby cautioned against pur- ■ chasing of Mr. J. Newman, of Auckland, auctioneer, or of any other person, the farm above mentioned, and whereon the undersigned is qovr residing with his family. The undersigned purchased of the late Mr. Henry Southee the parcel of land whereof the said farm is a part, and received a,, grant thereof frcn the Crown, after such purchase, which gcaut is now in his possession. WiiiLiAM Maxwell. Awanui , August S. 1855.

Singing' Glass.

MR. Brown, Professor of Music, in acknowledge _ i»g-the^ liberal- patronage he has received, gives notice that,, by special request, he proposes, in addition to his present classes, a new Singing Class- Person's wishing to avail themselves of this opportunity will please leave their names at Mr. Winch's, Shortland-street, at the earliest period, where every information mby be> obtained. Mr. B. also begs to inform the members of his upper classes that the second course of instruction is now commencing. Terms : — One Guniea for the course of taxtij lessons.