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New Zealander, Volume 12, Issue 1027, 20 February 1856, Page 2

1856. Dec. 31. By Cash in Bank Cash in Secretary’s hands Grant from the Provincial Government Amount received for freight, passage money, &c. Balance £ s. d. 2 18 10 50 13 7 1500 0 0 2149 1 5 7050 9 7 11,059 3 5 Ist December, 1853, Assets. Balance of Shares yet unpaid Cash in Bank 31st Dec. ... “ in Secretary’s hands ... Steward’s Stock on hand ... Balance 892 14 0 2 18 10 50 13 7 15 14 O 3531 12 7 4500 0 0 December, 1855. «■' '-Jam T l ' By 878 Shares subscribed 4090 0 0 rs and accounts, and find them correct, JAMES BUCHANAN, JAMES DRY, Auditors. ITANT. £aICS iju Auction* POSTPONED SALE. r |MIE Sale of Captain Macdonald’s Pro- •*- perty at Howick, advertised for Sale by Mr. Hansard for yesterday, was unavoidably postponed till THURSDAY next, the 21st instant, when it will be offered by him at one o’clock. The conditions will be prepared by Saturday next, and remain at Air. Hansard’s rooms for inspection. Mr. H. believes that the conditions under which it will be offered will be far more advantageous to purchasers than had been before anticipated. SPLENDID PROPERTY FOR SALE BY AUCTION. MR. HANSARD Has been favoured with the instructions of Captain Macdonald to offer for Sale by Public Auction, on THURSDAY, the 21st instant, at 1 o’clock, at his Rooms, Shortland-street, A LL THAT ESTATE AT HOWICK known as his residence, and in his occupation. The LAND consists of 128 acres, 20 of which are substantially enclosed and laid down in Grass and Clover, and part of which reaches to the beach by the pier. The HOUSE, newly built, consists of— Drawing Room, 16 ft. by 20 ft. Dining Room, 16 ft. by 16 ft. Hall, 6 feet wide. With a large Verandah, 74 feet long and 8 feet wide, lined at the ends, and roof painted. Three large Bed Rooms and Dressing Room. Kitchen (with Brick Oven), Servants’ Room, Pantry, Store, and Servants’ Bed Room. A Four-stalled Stable (weather-boards planed and painted.)

Mr. Hansard feels it to be quite unnecessary to parade the excellencies of the situation, and the availabilities of this splendid property. As to the property itself, he will feel happy to accompany any contemplating purchaser, who may not be acquainted with it, to view it; those who already know the property could not be further assured by anything he could add in an advertisement. As to the situation, all can judge alike of the present advantages of it, and the early prospect of those advantages being increased tenfold by the completion of the Pier, the constant and regular traffic of the Steamer, and the completion of some Bridge (pile, pontoon, or suspension) across the Tamaki. OTAIIUHU FAIR. MR. T. F. McGAURAN Will sell by Auction, at Otahuhu, on Wednesday the 27th instant, at 12 o’clock, 4 L 0 T OF COWS A few kit calves Fat bullocks—and Some store stock OTAHUHU FAIR. MR. T. F McGAURAN Has been instructed by Mr. Thomas Gordon, to sell by Public Auction, at Otahuhu, on Wednesday, the 27th instant, at 12 o’clock. Without Reserve, H I REE very superior Cart and Plough MARES ; they are perfectly quiet, and are well known to be some of the best Mares ever imported into this province. They are in foal to Mr. Carter’s celebrated cart Stallion. A trial will be given with the above either in shaft or leading Harness. They can be seen in Mr. Hall’s Paddock, at Otahuhu, previous to the day of Sale. TO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. T> ARTIES willing to tender for the ercction of a Brick and Stone Building, to be erected on the site of ground on the road to Otahuhu, about three miles from Auckland, for Mr. J. Lundon. Plans and specifications to be seen r.t Mr. W. Hancock’s, Eden Crescent. Sealed tenders to be sent in to Mr. W. Hancock on or before the 4th of March, 1856. Mr. J. Lundon docs not pledge himself to take the lowest tender. Auckland, Feb. 19, 1856.