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New Zealander, Volume 10, Issue 815, 4 February 1854, Page 2

Ok Sale by the Undersigned. QUARTER- CHESTS TEA 70 b oxcs Mould Candles 12 do. Sperm do. 40 do. Liverpool Soap 12 Barrels Salmon 1 Ton Loaf Sugar 2 do. Moist do. Crushed and Crystal do. 2 Barrels Split Pease 5 Cases Mustard 7 Cwl. Confectionery Preserved Ginger, Treacle Cups and Saucers, Plates Tumblers and Glass Plates Blue Serge Shirts, Scarlet, Blue, and Striped Guernseys Brown Holland, White and Grey Calico Fancy Vests Scotch Twill Shirts Men’s Brown Colton Half Hose Men’s and Boy’s Braces etc., etc., etc. McDonald and Brady. TO NEW ARRIVALS AND OTHERS. FOR SALE, CHEAP. A NEAT FIVE-ROOMED COTTAGE, -cA. lined, and newly painted, within five minutes walk from Queen-street, with a frontage of 50 feet and depth of 73 feet to Nelson-street. Apply to P. A. Phillips, Wharf Stores, Victoria Lane. N.B.—An Active Lad wanted. On Sale at the Stores of the Undersigned. A TIERCES WINTER CURED MESS BEEF, Jamieson Jahvie. Fort Street. POT A T 0 E S . WANTED to purchase 100 TONS OF POTATOES, for which the highest market price will be given and paid in cash.—Apply to M, Marks. Victoria Hotel. EX KIRKWOOD. On Sale at the Stores of the Undersigned, OA DOZEN CHAIRS \ Bale Blankets 7 Dozen Spades 11 “ Chairs 5 Cases Clocks 3 “ Denims 5 ‘ £ Blue Drill 30 Dozen Buckets 20 Nests Tubs 23 u Flour Tubs 40 Dozen Brooms 5 Half Tierces of Tobacco 50 Tins Crackers 2 Cases American Axes 2 Dozen Dressing Cases 5 Barrels Dried Apples 2 Bales Slops. J. A. Langford, Shorlland Street. December 17th. 1853. FARM FOR SALE, ON the East Bank of the Tamaki, consisting of 100 Acres of good arable land. Apply to Mr. Hargreaves. FOR SALE. A NUMBER OF HEAVY DRAUGHT - V HORSES. A trial will be given. Apply to Mr. Hargreaves. PUBLIC MEETING. r | HE Public are respectfully invited to J- attend a PUBLIC MEETING, to be held in Mr. Crosbie’s Room, While Hart Inn, Queen-street, THIS EVENING, at half-past seven o’clock, for the purpose of taking into consideration the propriety of Petitioning the Provincial Council or Superintendent—or both—against the passing of a Bill, entitled “the City Building Bill,” now pending before the Council, and other mailers connected therewith. John Finley, Sac., pro tern. AUCKLAND AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. A GENERAL MEETHNG will be held at the “ Exchange Hotel” on Saturday, the Mlh inst., at 2 p.m., for the transaction of business. Members are specially requested to attend. H. Matson. J. Baber. NOTICE. A NGELO PARAGEE begs to inform 1 Henry Hawkes that he accepts his challenge, given in this morning’s Southern Cross , and will be ready to start from the Sabrina on Friday morning next, at 10 o’clock. Course—Round the white buoy and back to Sabrina. Auckland, 3rd Feb., 1834. MR. HANSARD Has been favoured with instructions to Let on very reasonable terms A PROPERIY AT REMUERA, near rx Newmarket, (within ten minutes ride of Auckland,) deserving of especial notice. 1 here are 15 acres of fine pasture land, all completely fenced in, subdivided, and hud down in grass, and so situated as to afford good shelter, and well supplied with water at all seasons. A comfortable House of four rooms and Hall, with Garden, Orchard, Yard, with good well of water, etc., etc. Four good Cows now upon the properly will be left if desired. To Dairymen the above would prove an excellent opportunity, as from the closeness to the town the earliest supplies could be made from here. To men in business desiring a pleasant suburban residence within a distance from town no moielban is agreeable for exercise, ibis properly is well suited. That it is only a few hundred yards from Newmarket may be a convenience to some whom it would suit in other respects. Will be shown on application to Mr. Hansard, Princes-slreet, Jan. 28, 1854.