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New Zealander, Volume 8, Issue 699, 25 December 1852, Page 1

TO GOLD FINDERS.

A. W. HANSARD GOLD BROKER & AUCTIONEER, Princes Street,

(Nearly adjoining the Union Bank,) BEGS to offer his services to our enterprising friends at the Diggings, in the disposal of Gold by Auction or Private Contract. Parties/consigning Gold, or Quartz as specimens, may rely on Mr. Hansard's endeavours to forward their interests in the Sale thereof, in such parcels as may be most likely to give them present reward and encouragement for their enterprise.

A. W. HANSARD,

HOUSE, ESTATE AND GENERAL AGENT, AND AUCTIONEER. Prince s-S t r e c t.

QEVERAL FARMS, improved and other- ~ wise ; and BUILDING ALLOTMENTS in Town and Suburbs, for Sale by Private Contract. Many Houses in all parts of the Town and Suburbs to Let. A Register of the above always kept.

A few Sums of Money to be advanced on unexceptionable security.

STAR K'S SHEEP AND LAMB DIPPING COMPOUND.

THE most perfect and effective Preparation for destroying the Scab, Lice, Tick, and all other Parasitical Insects in the Fleece. It also scours and bleaches the Wool, and promotes its growth to an extraordinary degree. It requires no boiling before its application ; and is equally efficacious in warm or cold water. Prepared by Messrs. Stark and Co., Manufacturing and Agricultural Chemists, Duke's Palace Bridge, Norwich.

Agents for Auckland and Northern District of New Zealand, Messrs. Davy and Jamie,

The Agents beg to state that the above Compouud has been tried at New Plymouth, by various parties, and it has been found not only to eradicate the above diseases, but to improve the wool. To be obtained in small casks, — each cask sufficient for Five Score Sheep.

AUCKLAND MECHANICS' INSTITUTION.

LIBRARY NOTICE.

I\/T EMBERS are informed that in conipli--Uj- ance with Law No. 26 of this Institution, no books will be circulated from the Library after this date until Monday, 3rd January, 1853. All members having books belonging to the Library in their possession, arc requested to bring them in, on the usual Library nights, in order that the stale of the Library may be compared with the Catalogue. John Casey, Assistant Secretary and Librarian. 17th December, 1852.

ON SALE.— EX MOA.

O{\(\ CHESTS TEA. vv W. S. Grahame.

PRINTED FORMS,

On Sale,

pUSTOM HOUSE FORMS of every dcscription, Ships Articles, and Bills of Lading ; Promissory Note and Bank Cheque Books, Bills of Exchange, and APPRENTICES INDENTURES. J. Williamson, Stationer.

JUST PUBLISHED, At the " New-Zeai/4.nder" Ojfficb, AUCKLAND AND ITS NEIGHBOURHOOD, In Five Chapters — demy Bw.

Contents : I.— -Governor Hobson's description of the position of Auckland, and his reasons for selecting it as the site for the Capital of New ZealandNature of the country, and character of the Boil — The position of its two Harbours — The extent of its water communication with the Interior — Governor Grey's description of the available character of the Land in the Neighbourhood — Resemblance to the Site of Corinth — Reasons for which ifc was determined by the British Government that Auokland should be the Seat of the Government of the Colony. II. — The Town of Auckland — the Harbour — the Suburbs — New Zealand Scenery — the Isthmus, &c. 111. — The Climate; its salubrity — Superiority over Continental Climates — Comparison with the Climate, and Weather of England — Season for Fruits and Flowers — Temperature, &c, of the various Months. IV. — Auckland : Social and Domestic. V. — Night and Morning — the Past and Present of N%w Zealand.

To which is appended the latest Census and Agricultural Returns of the Province of New Ulster.

Prick, Is. 6d.— On Sale by J, Williamiox, Bookseller, &c.