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r Kirby William, Newton South, household, house in Sussex-street, in his occupation ; declared before r Samuel Harding Keary Isaac, Home-street, freehold, Home-street, lots 76, 77, 94, and 95; declared before H. C. Balneavis, J.P. Morrow Arthur, Newton Road, household, Newton Road, household, parish of Waitemata, county of Eden ; declared before H. Morrow, J.P. Morrow Hugh, sen., Newton Road, household, New* on Road, household, parish of Waitemata, county of Eden; declared before Arthur Morrow Morrow Hugh, jun., Newton Road, household, Newton Road, household, parish of Waitemata, county of Eden ; declared before H. Morrow, J.P. Morrow Thomas Henry, Newton Road, household, Newton Road, household, parish oE Waitemata, county of Eden ; declared before H. Morrow, J.P. Morrow Richard, Newton Road, household, Newton Road, household, parish of Waitemata, and county of Eden ; declared before H. Morrow, J.P. Meachem George, off Ponsonby Road, household, Dinnin's paddock, allotment No. 10; declared before John Probert Mills Edward, West-street, freehold, West-street, Newton; declared before Edward Brophy Macdonald John Edwin, Symonds-street, household, Symonds-street, dwelling ; declared before Henry Vernon McKone James, Ponsonby Road, freehold, Moorestreet, off Ponsonby Road, in his occupation ; attested by J. L. Wilson McMillan Robert, Alma-place, off College Road, household, Alma-place, dwelling ; declared before Henry Vernon Noble Andrew, Auckland, freehold, St. Mary's Road, allotments Nos. 94, 95, 96, 97 : declared before J; A. Gilfillan, J.P. O'Meara Edward, Hepburn-street, Auckland, freehold, lot 52, part of allotment No. 5, section 37, suburbs, Randolph-street, Newton, adjoining Mrs. Wrai's property, freehold ; declared before H. Gilfillan O'Regan Michael, West-street, household, Weststreet, Newton, dwelling; declared before Edward Brophy Parker Charles, Cross-street, Karangahape Eoad, household, Cross-street, dwelling ; declared before H. C. Balneavis, J.P. Pearse Philip Quick, Panmure, freehold ; lots Nos. 7 and 8, section 8, Dunstan ; declared before William Griffin Pooley Joseph, Lincoln-street, Ponsonby Road, household, Lincoln-street, dwelling; declared befora Thomas Booker Pratt John Colgate, Whau Road, near Cotele, Newton, household, Whau Road, near Eden Terrace ; declared before John Brierly Rodgers George, Great North Road, household, Great North Road, Newton, dwelling ; declared before Henry Vernon Robinson John, Newton, freehold, lots 1 and 26 of the subdivision No. sa, section 7, province of Auckland ; attested by George Turrell Rule John, Lincoln-street, freehold, allotment in Lincoln-street, No. 53; declared before J. L. Wilson Ryder Jonathan Pilditcb, Glenburn, household, Glenburn, dwelling; declared before John Probert Sawkins Henry, Newton, leasehold, Newton Road, dwelling ; attested by George Turrell Shewring Thomas, Norfolk-street, freehold, lot No. 12 of subdivision of allotments 45, 46, 47, 48, 49, 50, and another subdivision of allotments 31 and. 32 of section 8, suburbs of Auckland ; declared before Edward Owen Smith George, Symonds-street, leasehold, Symondsstreet, Newton, dwelling, property of David Connor ; declared before W. H. Ripley Snow, Sydenham, England-street, household, house west side of Franklyn-street, England-street, Freeman's Bay ; declared before H. C. Balneavii, J.P. Tubby John, Richmond, freehold, Richmond, near Cox's Creek, 11 acres, in his occupation ; attested by George Read Tutty William, Brighton Road, Parnell, freehold*, Springbank, Ponsonby Road, lots 1, 2, 3, and 27 to 38, inclusive of section 8 ; deolared before H. C* Balneavis, J.P. Vickery William, Picton-street, Auckland, freehold, allotment No. 22, Commercial-street, Newton' West ; declared before H. C. Balneavis, J.P. Ward Thomas, Newton-street, freehold, Newton-* street, allotments 44 and 45, part of section 7 ; declared before Robert Tessiman Watson Donald Horman, Eden Terrace, New North Road, freehold, Mount St. Mary, two allotments, London-street ; declared before Patrick Darby Wilkinson William, Parnell, freehold, Newton, subdivision of allotments 45, 46, 47, 48, and 49, viz., lots 2, 3, 4, 5, and 9, Lincoln and York-streets ; declared before William Griffin Wood Ebenezer, Newton Road, freehold, dwelling' and shop in ocoupation, Newton Road, Auckland ; declared before E. Jeffcoat Young Charles John, Albert-street, Auckland, freehold, lots 75 and 76, subdivision of allotment No, 22, section 8, Suburbs of Auckland; declared! before James Harris Young Thomas, Mount Eden, in Stockade, freehold 1 . Parish of Waitemata, County of Eden, lot No. 59*, of subdivision of allotment No. 7, parcel of land, Edwin and Pitt-streets ; declared before H. Morrow. HENRY COLIN BALNEAVIS, Registration Officer. Sherift's Office, Auckland, April, 1867.

PARIS EXHIBITION.

MESSES. RAJVSOMES & SIMS, IPSWICH AND LONDON, BEG to give notice to their friends and clients in the colonies that they will exhibit specimens of their Celebrated Machinery, fitted with all the newest improvements, at the forthcoming Paris Exhibition. The prices of the various Implements in use in the colonies have been greatly reduced, without in any way deteriorating from the superiority of workmanship and high quality of materials which have gained a world-wide reputation for the productions of the Orwell Works. Ploughs. — Messrs. Ransomes and Sims's new Ploughs gained 4 out of 5 prizes at the Royal Agricultural Society's meeting at Newcastle, and hare won, since that time, 82 Champion Prizes, besides a large number of prizes gained by farmers' sons and local ploughmen using these Implements. They are fitted with wrought-iron frames when sent to the colonies, and will be found to be the cheapest and most durable Implements in the market. Portable Steam Enginbs. — The Portable Engines a"eBignea*"stf tea^'MgHfc ao «AB^ ! 3WJS S «| strength of material and'good workmanship, and simplicity of construction, form the principal features of their general arrangement ; and ihey are specially celebrated for their small consumption of fuel in proportion to the power developed. They are specially adapted for Thrashing, Pumping, Sawing, and Grinding, and have been awarded many prizes at various Exhibitions, besides testimonials of efficiency from public companies, manufacturers and agriculturists using them. Stbam Thrashing Machines. — Messrs. Ransomes and Sims's Steam Thrashing Machines have an unrivalled reputation in the colonies for their cheapness and durability, and for the perfect sample* and quantity of grain thrashed with a small consumption of fuel. Hobse Power Thrashing and Winnowing Machines of the newest and most improved construction* Corn Mills, Chaff CrriERS, and Patbhx Bruising Mills are constructed with all the neweit improvements, and are the cheapest in the market. Messrs. Ransomes and Sims have devoted a great deal of attention to the manufacture of Stationary Engines, Steam Pumping Machinery fob conTBAOTORS' PURPOSES AND IRRIGATION, and will fUTniah Drawings and Price* on application. Orders may be transmitted through any Merchant or Implement Agent in the colonies. Catalogues, Drawings, &a, post-free, on application to Ipswich or London, or the Paris Exhibition. ELLWOOD'S NEW PATENT AIR-CHAMBER HAT COMBINES the lightness of the Pith Hat and the \_J softness of a Turban, with the durability, oomfort, and numerous other good qualities for which ELLWOOD'S PATENT AIR-CHAMBER HATS have so long been celebrated. Hats, Caps, and Helmets of every description manufactured at the works of J. ELLWOOD & SONS, GREAT CHARLOTTE STRERT, S., LONDON. CAUTION.— No Air-Chamber Hats or Helmets are genuine unless they bear oa the lining "EIXWOOD <fc >ONS" " name. I %* Otden through Mercantile Houses carefully { shipped.