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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XV, Issue 1136, 18 May 1858, Page 1

Mrs. Anderson, PIANO FORTE INSTRUCTRESS, HAVING- already Pupils in Parnell and the vicinity of Hobson's Bridge, begs to inform the inhabitants of that locality, that she has Vacancies for a few more PupilsReference may be made to Mrs. Woolley, Wakefield-street, from whom cards of address may be obtained; as also on application to Mrs. Handcock, Brewery, Hobson's Bridge, and Mr. Smith, Baker, Parnell. Upper Hobson-street, May 6th, 1858.

TIZARD BROTHERS, (From Messrs. George and Sir John Rennie's, London,) J MARINE AND GENERAL | ENGINEERS, Millwrights, Iron & Brass Founders, PARNELL, AUCKLAND. Notice of Removal. J. H. BURNSIDE & CO. BEG to inform the putlic generally that they have removed to the very commodious New Brick Building on the site formerly occupied by Mr. John Rout, adjoining those of Mr. Charles Davis, Queen-street Wharf.

FOR SALE, \ N ELEGANT COTTAGE Residence and x *- Garden, in a central position, well adapted for a small family. Apply to Wm. Aitken, Landand Commission Agent. npHE following TOWN, SUBURBAN, and -L COUNTRY LANDS are now on Sale by application to the undersigned. TOWN OF AUCKLAND. Allotment No. Section a. r. p. "20 17 0 17 « 9 47 0 126 " 7-10 54 0 1 24 each SUBURBS OF AUCKLAND. Part" 67 1 40ft. x 100 ft. with a Cottage thereon at Parnell «1 9 30 2 0 ) Cox's «2 9 26 2 0 j Creek FRITH OF THAMES. Island of Pakihi 278 0 0 " Karamurama 12 0 0 VILLAGE OF PANMURE, No. 9of Sec. 2 8 1 16 COUNTRY LANDS. Lot. 29Titirangi 45 0 0 « 76 " 82 1 0 « 28 Karaka 175 0 0 « 44 " 160 0 0 I « 45 « 160 3 0 These « 46 " 246 0 0 f0T h TT e « 54 " 320 0 0 1426 « 55 " 220 9 0 acres. « 55a " 330 0 0 j Pt. do. 1 Opaheki five lots 5 acres each " 147 Takapuna 67 2 0 « X 64 " 41 0 0 with Wharf for Large Steamers " 19 Sec. 2. 10 0 0 at Flag Staff Wangaproa 1000 0 0 " 36 &37 Omab 2037 0 0 39 Waipu 420 0 0 39 Mahurangi 1647 0 0 This lot is divided into 8 farms of 252, 260, 247, 148, 213, 126, 175, 226 acres. Hunua 275 acres Brown & Campbell. 18th August, 1857.

LAW. A SOLICITOR, expecting to arrive in Auckland from England, at the latter end of April next, is desirous of obtaining Professional Employment either permanently or temporarily, and that as a partner or otherwise. The Advertiser will be the bearer of very high Testimonials from two leading firms of Solicitors by whom he was educated, as also from a firm of high position by whom since his admission he has been employed. Address "Lex," care of the Editor.