BRITISH AND FOREIGN BIBLE SOCIETY. THE ANNUAL PUBLIC MEETING of the AUCKLAND AUXILIARY of the British and Foreign Bible Society will be held » the Rooms of the Young Men's Christian Association Wel-lesley-streefr, Sn WEDNESDAY; next, the ; 15th instant. ,; _i > j The Chair to be takeu by TaoMA| MaofxrUne, ES SeveralMiiSters and Gentlemen*™ expected Jo address the meeting ; and a collection will be made in aid of the Society's f undß. j The COMMITTEE are specially requested to MEET in the Rooms at 6 o'clock precisely. , H. H. LAWRY.i . ■ Hon.' Secretary. Bible Depdt, Auckland, ! May 9, 1867. ' NOTICE. j A MEETING of the JOURNEYMAN TAILORS will be held, at the Queen's Head Hotel, Victoria-street, TO-MORROW (Wednesday) Evening, at 7 o'clock. All Tailors are requested to attend, as very important business will' -be i brought before the meeting. , j__ ; ffO' THE RAGLAN CANDIDATES. , _n< ENTLEMEN,— A MEETING of the RAGLAN \JT ELECTORS will be held 'in the Agricultural Hall, WAIUKU, on THURSDAY, the 16th mst., at 5 p.m. You are invited to attend. i I ORPHAN HOME. THE ANNUAL MEETING of those interested in the Orphan Home will be held in Hoffmann s Rooms, Shortland-street, on FRIDAY »«*,«"> 17th instant, to receive tbe Report and the statement of Accounts for the past year, and to elect nt persons to serve in the Board of Management for the ensuing year.
The chair will be taken by the Bishop of New Zealand, at half-past 1 p.m.
A Choice Selection of. Music will be performed onthe occasion by a number of Ladies and Gentlemen, conducted by Joseph Brown, Esq. Admission; One Shilling. PROVINCIAL WASTE LAND. PAKIRI HOTEA ,- AHUROA TAUHOA PUKAPUKA PUHOI WAIWBRA KOMOKORIKI MATAKANA I KOUROWHERO MAHURANGI. MR W. DENHAM, Licensed Government Surveyor, resident at Mahurangi. (Central), can supply information, &c. Steamer on Mondays^ FARM AT TE AWAMUTU. i CREAM OF THE WAIKATO.
THE undersigned offers for SALE his FARM at Te 'AwMd,- containing 400 Acres being Sections Nos. 75 to 83 of Gundry and GoodaUs Survey, in the parish of Mangapiko. 120 acres are%nclosed, f iwl I SSEE l fence, ditch, and live fence, subdivided into paddocks, a lh^O"oins S£d to none in Waikato The Land is undulating, affording shelter against any weather, and is admirably adapted for a sheep f Tha 8 a frontage of Ift miles te the road to Alexandra; is bounded towards Te Awamutu by mission land ; and towards the Pumu it jomjarej serve of 800 acres, which has recently been J^warded to natives as compensation, and may be purchased at *Mr? Simpson's Hotel is erected on a portiou of the landf and is held by him under lease for two years, with a purchasing clause of £200 per * C The situation of the Farm is^ unrivalled, Te A waOralTau! and Kihikihi, and the market town of all the Waikato settlements. . No township has been laid out by Govern metit at Te Awamutu, and the.only site available for one is on the land now offered. , Numerous offers have already been made for the purchase of ,quarter-acre lots as business sites, but refused, as it is desirable to dispose of the whole in one block. , ' . , - Intending purchasers are requested to inspect tne property, and satisfy themselves that land m a more commanding and valuable position, and of superior quality of soil, is not procurable in the Waikato. - FRANZ SCHERFF, Fort-street.
FOR SALE, ' In the 'thriving Township of Cambridge, WwkatOb A STORE, 32 feet by 16 feet, situated m the A. best business position in the settlement, together • with Two Acres of Town Allotments, securely, fenced, and laid down m grass. The purchaser can, have the option o purchasing 100 A cres of Rich Agricultural Land, within walk of the Stoic, thereby securing the double Advantage of storekeeping and farming combined. This Store commands the principal Maori trade n the district, and the business at present doing could easily be doubled by anyone conversant with the Maori language. The owner conscientmusly asser s thaba safer or more profitable investment there is not to be had, at present, in this province. The Stock can be taken or not, at option. Address, William Swindells, Cambridge; or ; WILLIAM RYSDALE, Old House at Home, , , Hobson-street, Auckland.
W A I P U.
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR SALE, In the above quiet and prosperous gettlement.
A l\ ACRES of LAND, with a New. and Com40 Sous DWELLING-HOUSE erected thereon. It is centrally situated, and very suitable for a Gentleman's Summer Residence, or for a small TSinal cost, £250. No rea.onable offer refused. Terms :— Cash. Addm " , J. M. FRASER, Waipu Post-office, , TO LET, rtVNO Well-finished Brick Family RESIDENCES^ J ofEightßooms each, pleasantly situated in, Grey-street, suitable for professional gentlemen, owing to easy access to town. For particulars, apply to^ LENNO X, High-street. TO LET, ; On easy terms, THE OFFICES, in Shortland-street, at rc3.nt' occupied by Mr. Weston. J \ Apply upon the premises. , j May 3, 1866. r /- "'- j j; li. PBENiDH;^ ] REDUCED , i PRICE ' LIS* t r • j ————— (1 ' J See This Day's. Advertisement,
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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXIII, Issue 3057, 14 May 1867, Page 1
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