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A. W. HANSARD, LAND, ESTATE, HOUSE, AKD GENERA. AGENT, AND AUCTIONEER Ul i CON 1 INLALLY Aarying Ua of every , description ol lown. Ccmurv an J Suburban Properly for Sate or Lease' ’ 1 Several Sums of Money ready for i on sufficient sccurilv. T° any parly desiring a first-rate opporimit., j to r carn J on business as General Merchant I j Native Trade. . - I 'll 11 - HANSARD is prepared to teeou,. i mend one of those excellent siiuai^d j and very roomy premises lately enquAin j Suuiley-slreet, Mechanics’ Hay. which hi ! has received instructions to let for such term ; as may be agreed upon. ■ ! Mt. Hansard would beg to draw atten I lion to these premises, being opposite to Hie | Native llosllcry Reserve where huge bers ef the natives constantly resort; the convenience of its situation, extent of storeage room, etc., etc. He will be happy J accompany any intending tenant. 1 SUorllaud-slreet, 28th Sept., 1855. FOR SALE. THE Property of a lady about to leave th # Colony, an excellent Octave PIASf) by Toiakinson. Apply to * * A. W. Hajmsajvb, Shoriland-sircet, FINE SITUATION FOR SUBURBAN RESIDENCE. MR. HANSARD Has been favour**! with instruclioas to Sell A SUBURBAN PROPERTY of eight acres - and a quarter most pleasantly siioaled above Hobson's Bay, within twenty minutes walk of lown J As Mr. Hansard will be happy to accompany intending purchasers to show the pro- : penv, he need only now puldicly notify, that it is well and completely fenced; has been under grass for some years producing | fine crops of hay ; is plentifully-supplied with i water by a constantly flowing stream. Tht I giound has a gentle slope from the hill, from whence a most ejtlrnive view of the sea by which a beautiful situation for a residence is afforded to a lower and well sheltered spot for garden. Orchard, etc. The Cathedral and Grammar School titg, which it is hoped may soon be available ef, are in the immediate viciuily of this properly. Notwithstanding its advantages and improvements. This properly wiM be sold at a price hut little above that sum which adjacent land recently realised in its rough shite, at Government Land Sales. NOTICE. T HOLMES, BUTCHER, begs to Inform J- *lllO Inhabitants of the City of Auckland, and neighbourhood, that he has commenced i the Butchering business, in High-street, u§ar j the Post Office. Ship Captains and Families i would find it to their advantage to give a call. T. H. will also have constantly on hand a supply of all kinds of Poultry, Mild Cured Hams and Bacon equal to York and Wiltshite, Brawn, large and small German Sausages, Poik and Beef ditto, dressed Cowberl, and Tripe, be. And having secured the services of a person experienced in the West end Trade of London, he will be enabled to i execnUt all orders in the most approved I style. N.l. Sail Beef, Mutton and Pork from6^. N E W BOOK S EX u MERCHANTMAN." On Sale by the Undersigned. pH AMBER’S SCHOOL AT lAS \J Johnson’s physical ditto Norie’s epitome of navigation Nautical almanacs, 1833-06-57 Walkers pronouncing dictionary i MarryaU’s code of signals | Joyce’s scientific dialogues : Fishers and Masters ready reckoner I Admiralty charts of New Zealand j Maps of ditto ditto Charts of the South Pacific | 150 Vols, railway parlour and traiclUrodibrtry j Pinnock’s Whitakers England Ditto ditto Rome Ditto ditto Greece Stewart’s geography Walkinghame’s arithmetic and key Stewart’s ditto Snrrenne’s French dictionary Nugent's ditto ditto McCulloch’s reading books Murray’s ditto ditto Sfagnail’s questions D’Anbignes history of the reformation William’s New Zealand dictionary Monthly parts, illustrated London New* Ditto ditto Punch Byron's poetical Works Fireside companion Doyles cyclop,edia of husbandry Martin’s eastern India, 3 «ols. Percy Effingham Tinny Lockwood Line upon line Peep of day. Jousse’s piano forte instructions Hoppns’s measurer Crudcn’s concordance etc., etc., etc. School books, Chamber’s and other copy boon.*, albums, accountant and memorandum bwis morocco pocket bonks and wallets, pewter, §‘- lS * and papier macho inkstands, gentlemen’s tlresswn cases, writing ami Ravelling eases,:a kug c now assortment of hiblas, church ssfvWes a* l ' prayer hooks handsomely bound, pciftistfi* I }* toys, etc., etc. I. WIiLUUSOX. Bookseller. Stationer, etc. Shoi Band-street, Sept. 22nd, 1833. J. CABMAN. CAM 1 F, XT E R AND BUILD CT. Chapel Stbeet. \VM. COOMBE AND SON’S, CARPENTERS, BUILDERS. &c VICTORIA-STREET, Aucklanb. [a card.] J. II II Gil ST ON, LAND SURVEYOR, Vinmu-street, South end of Chapel -strefl, u )rders left at the Ncw-2eiilundw will be a Headed to. __ Auckland.:—Prtaiaiby WiiJi*®son &

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New Zealander, Volume 11, Issue 991, 13 October 1855, Page 2 (Supplement)

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Page 2 Advertisements Column 6 New Zealander, Volume 11, Issue 991, 13 October 1855, Page 2 (Supplement)

Page 2 Advertisements Column 6 New Zealander, Volume 11, Issue 991, 13 October 1855, Page 2 (Supplement)