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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XVII, Issue 1285, 6 January 1860, Page 2

TO SAIll" 10th JANUARY. t ft Splendid Clipper Ship ■ "SHALIMARy"* > * ■ >' Ji R:-B»ovm; Esq.) Commander. ; •'"^^mSS&sLi Hm firitl cIMS *ccomm° d » ti °n r°S B^^ Bi^ aw passengers s.t moderate rates. Apply^ • -to GATpt". BROWN, onboard,- orto •- - - — - k% ;-,';", "V ."' O. R.. STRICKLAND* ££0.

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Auction of Furniture, from Messrs. Silver & Co., London, per "Nounnahal." CONNELL &, RIDINGS ! Will Sell by Auction, at their Mart, Queen-atreet, T O • M O R R O W, 7th inst., at 11 o'clock, I MITATION ROSEWOOD fc BIRCH CHAIRS, X caneseata ' Do- do. do. carved Back* Do. do. do. rise and drop tops Birch Wellington Chairs, with foot rest Mahogany Portable Chairs, hair mts, stuffed Trafalgar Chairs, Imitation Mahogany, hair seats Superior Mahogany Sofa, horse hair Pillows Birch Garden Chairs Birch and Rosewood Camp Chairs Mahogany Camp Tables' Teake Caned Couch, French Polished, carved back Birch do. do. do. Green and Red Damask Cushions Garden Arm Chairs, Birch, Cane backs and seats Door Mats, inlaid Borders Hassocks 2 Iron Bedsteads 3 '• Cots, for children 2 portable Mahogany Chests of Drawers 6 cans Naptha 12 cans French Polish. 9 bags Flock ** 4 Bronze Fenders &c, &c, "' &c. * Also— A Cabinet Mahogany Piano, by Broad wood & Son.

SALE OF TIMBER. CONNELL & RIDINGS Will Sell by Auction, on MONDAY next, 9th inst., at 11 o'clock, in Wm-lbslbt-strbet, in the Allotment next to Messrs. Heron & Andrew's Saw Mill, O^k /If)/) FEET SAWN TIMBER. Teems — Cash.

NEWMARKET CATTLE SALE. MESSRS. CHEESEMAN Will Sell by Auction, at Newmarket, on TUESDAY next, 10th inst., at £-past 12 o'clock, WELL FATTED STEERS Dairy Cows Store Cattle Sheep, Pigs A good Saddle Horse And a Stack of old Hay.

To Capitalists and others. MESSRS. CHEESEMAN Have received instructions from J. P. LLOYD, Esq , to Sell by public Auction, at their Office, Queenstreet, on the 11th of January, 1860. THE Whole of that exceedingly desirable ESTATE, comprising about 387 Acres of rich Land, situate in the rising and important Settlement of Mongonui. This splendid Property possesses a water frontage of 58 chains to the inner harbour of Mongonui, as well as 62 chains of sea site frontage to Doubtless Bay ; and includes one of the most convenient Bays . in th« centre of Mongonui Harbour, with deep water, where whalers and ships of considerable burden anchor. This Estate immediately adjoins that of Captain Butler— is well watered— has an abundance of copper ore— and what is of greater value (in the event of the opening of the Panama Line of Steamers), plenty and good Coal, specimens of which may be seen at the office of the Auctioneers, where a large plan of the Estate is on view. If not sold in one Block, to be offered in lots te auit purchasers. Tzkhs :— Town Allotments cash ; blocks of Land from five to forty acres, one third cash ; two thirds may remain on mortgage at 8 per cent, for two, three, or five years, at the option of the purchaser. Sale to come off positively on the 11 th day of January next. For particulars, apply to MESSRS. CHEESEMAN, Queen-street.

To be Sold by Anction by Messrs. Cheeseman, at their Office, dneen-street, . on Wednesday, the 11th instant, at Twelve o'clock, noon, TTIOUR ALOTMENTS, being Nos. 74, 75, 76, and JD 77, in Parua Bay, County of Marsden, comprising 316 acres

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. . FOUR THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED AND EIGHT ACRES OF THE RICHEST ALLUVIAL SOIL OFFERED FOR POSITIVE AND UNRESERVED SALE. MESSRS. T. & G. H. CHEESEMAN . Have the pleasure of notifying to Late Arrivals and the Public generally, that they are instructed by W. &C. Maxwell, Esquires, to sell by auction, in the early part of February next, 1860, A LL THAT VALUABLE ESTATE called the A AWANUI FARMS AND VILLAGE OF HUNAI. ThU splendid property, a few miles N.W. of Mongonui, is situated on a Navigable river,— having upwards of sixteen miles of water frontage, along ■which vessels of considerable tonage can discharge or take in" cargo,— and is the only natural outlet, to the Ahipara Block no-w under survey by Government, and which will shortly be offered'for sale,— > the Mission Station of Kajlaia,— and the tine Block of Land known as the Victoria Valley,— lndeed there is not a , Block" of Land of the same extent either in the hands of J Governmehti or of Private Individuals, now offered for sale, that can compete with this'} as Vegards quality of . soil or easy shipment of produce; it being rich alluvial deposits',' and perfectly level, consequently more e»sily brought into cultivation with little outlay of Capital. This Estate , has .been surveyed and;laid out in Farms of convenient^ size to* suit the means of any ' purchaser,— arid there is no Farm which has not a ■ road oMess than amile from a good landing place, care" having been taken ifl laying out the roads, to afford easy access - for t Shipment <from each Tarm '.that has npt on immediate, .water frontage; % : - Y.- The r yillage of H,unaj is iituated'at'the niouth of the 'Awanui rsßiver, r s River, and has water sufficient for a Sieanier of 100 tons. It contains sixty eight Allotments varying in size from tw6 roods to • twp - i^—^-^ acres, and will be sold immediately after- \, the r general,Ftrms'are.'disposed of. "'I /•>;; >'■}* T ) '-" tlTeatten- , tion of laWlmmigrtoJli^to,. thUmie,' as' Stafford,* "■* country. c , i Jhu.ij ' , -•»"? Qn%oeSbeilproprietqfi will ; gladl<j|i|ceomptny anV' •i;flTit.pUce*afiii^ ■MMBta M.tßilli at 3 or 4 mqnthff the romiinderon