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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XII, Issue 855, 7 September 1855, Page 1

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Newmarket Monthly Fair. MR. T. F. M'GAURAN BEGS to remind the public" generally that he will commence the next CATTLE SALE at Newmarket- 6n«T%EBDAY, 11th September, on which oefcasibn he will sell a mixed lot of Cows Heifers and' Steers.I August 3lst, 1855.

; MR. HANSARD Will Sell by Auction, at his -Room-, £horllair d " street, on TUESDAY next, 11 inst., at eleven * o'clock — TTOUSEHOLD F ULR.N ITURE ■J- consisting of — Loo Table *' Chest of Drawers - „ .'.-. Cheffioueer v Kitchen Utensils, &c, &c. ' < .. ,. —- ' '-Spring Seated Chairs Work Table,- - Silver Watch.

By order of the MortgageeVery Valuable Property in Freeman's Bay. MR. HANSARD Lias received the instructions of the Mortgagee to Sell by Public Auction, at his Rooms in ! Shortlaud -stove t, on TUESDAY, the 11th September next, at 12 o'clock, TWO Pieces or Percels of Land, one contain' ing by admeasurement seven acres and three roods, being part of Allotment, No. sixteen, oJtSection No. eight, situated in the Suburbs of Auckland, Parish of Wairemata, County of Eden ; and also that Piece or Parcel of Land, containing by admeasurement six acres and three roods, more or less, being also part of said Suburban No. 16 of Section No. eight, or such Parcels or Subdivision thereof as may be necessary to satisfy the rnortgngee. Further particulars as to the portions which will be first sold, and other matters connected therewith, will be ready in a few days To Capitalists, Dairymen, and others in this & the neighbouring colonies. MR. HANSARD Has been favoured with the instructions of Thomas Crummer, Esq., TO LKASK BY PUBLIC AUCTION, (immediately after the September arrival of the- " William Denny," rfIHR 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 House), and having its principal frontage to the Karangaphi Road, leading from Au kland to the Manukau. " Part of this property is well known as having been occupied by E. Mayne, Esq , as his Model Faim The improvements consist of about ten acres fencing, and a Cottage, Stable, and outbuildings. The Estate is bountifully supplied 3 ith 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 NHthout strongly recommending it to the earnest attention of parties in the neighbouring. Colonies, affording as it does an ample scope for profitable investment 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, with the property if desired. Separate particulars and conditions will be prepared for 7, 14, and' 2l y^ars, and will be ready (of inspection in a few days. Mr Hansard will be happy to accompany any intending lessee to view the property.

" CAST IRON PUMPS, Ex 'Cresswell.' PEDESTAL PUMPS Garden Pumps Ornamental Garden Pumps Farm Pumps. Gipson & Mitchell, August 6, 1855. Wanted, A GENTLEMAN, of liberal Christian sentiments, as Tutor to a School. Enquire at the 'Southern Cross' Office. N. B. Persons of immoral habits need not apply. Auckland, August 26th, 1855.

House, R. SCHULTZ & CO. Are prepared to sell A FOUR ROOMED COTTAGE, nearly new lined and papered, verandah in front and rear, substantial well, and necessary out-houses. The land on which the house stands, being 35 feet frontage to Albert-street, by a depth of 100 feet, will be leased with the house, at a nominal rental, for nearly 9 years. The house and all improvements may be removed at the expiration of the term.

STEAM MILL STORE. ON sale, Best Flour, Wheat Meal, Sharps, Bran, Maize, Potatoes, aid Oats, also some Veery Fin Bacon. WANTED, at Waiuku and other places,, several line cutters to surveyors. Ample wages will be given to good hands accustomed to. the work. None other need apply to S. Elliot^ Paraelk 20th, August, 1855. *