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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XVII, Issue 1435, 13 September 1861, Page 3

INGLEWOOD FARM FOR LEASE, TOGETHER WITH All Cattle, Crops, Implements, Moveables, &c. ON LIBERAL TERMS. ri^HES well-known Farm, on the borders of the JL bush in Waiuku East, contains 104 acres, all fenced, and within an half hours' walk from that town, and its Wharf. Above 40 acres have been laid down in the best English Grasses, and an acre around the Farm-house devoted to Fruit Trees, now in full bearing. There is an excellent Dwellinghouse, with all Out-houses, Stockyard, &c. About 40 head of Cattle are now in the paddocks, many of them in milk, and several near calving. Also, a stack of Hay, about five tons. The Cart and Harness, Field Implements, Moveables, aud Household Furniture will be open for arrangement, so that the incoming lessee can at once enter upon a remunerative farm, and into the enjoyment of a comfortable home. This Farm is sheltered, the soil good, and it may justly be considered the choice of the district ; about 60 acres aje finely timbered, and abundance of water. Application to be made before 27th inst., to S. COCHRANE, BROTHER, & CO.

HORSE BAZAAR. Dog-cait to Onehunga and back, Fifteen Sliillings. FOR HIRE, Open and Close Carriages A first-cla"ss Brougham An Elegant Sociable Superior Vans, Dog Carts, and Saddle Horses at all hours. Horses taken in to Bait, to Livery, and to Graze in Good Paddocks. Loose Boxes. Omnibuses Leave Auckland for Onelnmga at 9 a.m., at noon, at 3pm, and at 4 p.m daily ; returning From Onehunga at 9, at half -past 10, at half -past ], and at half -past 4 Horses, Carriages &c, privately bought and sold on Commission. H. HARDINGTON. September, 1861.

In a few Days, IMLE MAORIS, AND THE CAUSES OF THE . PRESENT ANARCHY IN NEW ZEA- . LAND, BY « CAPTAIN J. C. JOKNSTONE.