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New Zealander, Volume XVII, Issue 1587, 3 July 1861, Page 1

Salts Auction. Surplus Stores, Ex “ AFRICAN,” Tanks, Pianforte. WILLIAM HOBSON Will sell by Auction, at his Stores, Shortland-strect, on THURSDAY, 4th July, at 11 o’clock, The surplus stores of the “ African,” Gibson, Master, from London, consisting of — Fine Toned C-J Octave PIANO, in Rosewood Case, by Tolkien 33 IRON TANKS, 400 gallons each, in good order, and fitted with Taps PATENT FUEL in blocks, well suited for Grates, Cooking Stoves, &c. Patent Portable Water Closets Wines Spirits Beef Pork Biscuits Beds, Bedding, Hammocks &c.. &c., &c. Port and Sherry, ON ACCOUNT OF THE SIUPPERS. WILLIAM HOBSON Will sell by Auction, at his Stores, Shortland street, on THURSDAY next, 4th July, at 11 o’clock, 2 QUARTER-CASKS PORT WINE 1 6 eases London bottled Pale Sherry, 1 dozen each 2 quarter-casks Brandy All in Bond, WILLIAM HOBSON Will Sell by Auction, at his Stores, Shortland-strcet, on THURSDAY next, 4th July, at 11 o’clock, 100 BOXES NEVA CANDLES 68 bags Rice 20 drums Boiled Oil 15 boxes Pipes 33 boxes Mould Caudles 50 cases Pale Brandy, 1 doz. each 23 “ Golden Sherry do. Also, — 1 Alexandre Harmonium, in Oak ease. TANK S. WILLIAM HOBSON Will sell by Auction, at their Stores, Shortland-strect, on THURSDAY next, 4th instant, at 11 o’clock, SURPLUS STORES, ex “African,” 33 Four Hundred Gallon IRON TANKS, fitted with Plates, Plugs, and Taps complete, and all in good order. And other Stores, as per advertisement. Sydney Maize, Oranges, ex “Airedale.” WILLIAM HOBSON Will sell by Auction, at his Stores, Shortland-street, on THURSDAY next, 4th instant, at 11 o’clock, QA BAGS SYDNEY MAIZE, OU 60 cases Oranges Valuable Oil Paintings, Engravings, and Books, On THURSDAY, the 4th July, at 11 o’clock. MR. S. JONES WILL SELL, at his Mart, a Choice Collection of OIL PAINTINGS. WATER COLOR DRAWINGS, ENGRAVINGS, and 200 Volumes of BOOKS. The Oil Paintings arc many of them very valuable. Among the Water Colors is a beautiful flower piece, by Kelly, a prize at the London Art Union. ' The Engravings arc from the works of Landseer, Heniug, and other eminent artists. Among the Books arc — Hogarth’s Works, illustrated Shakespere, from the text of Malone Nicholson’s Journal o'Natural Philosophy Bell’s Surgery, &c., tie., &c. NOW ON VIEW. Township of Otahuhu.

Unreserved Sale on Tuesday, 16th July, at Twelve o’clock. MR. S. JONES Has received positive instructions from Mr. Folet, to Sell by Public Auction, at his Mart, on TUESDAY, the 16th July, at 12 o’clock, All that well-known and valuable PROPERTY AT OTAHUHU, Bounded by the River, the Groat South Road, and Fairburn-strcet, now known as the OTAHUHU TOWNSHIP. The importance of its site must bo perceptible to every one who for a moment will glance at the map of Auckland and its neighbourhood. It will at once be seen that all the traffic to the whole Country South of the City, viz., to Papakura, Drury, the Wairoa, Waiuku, the Waikato, &c,, does and _ must always pass along the Great South Road, which for upwards of three quarters of a mile bounds the Town ship. The River, the chief boundary of the property, is sufficiently deep for vessels of 50 tons register to navigate at all times. The Allotments, commencing at the Otahuhu Bridge, front the Great South Road, and run through the centre of Otahuhu. The frontage to the river is upwards of one mile. The Township is now pegged off, and the streets well defined. Lithographed plans can be had at the Auction Mart, and at the different Hotels in Town, and at Messrs. Hall, Street, Rogers, and Hunt’s at Otahuhu. It is quite unnecessary further to describe a Property so universally known as this. The Auctioneer will bring it to the hammer WITHOUT RESERVE. Intending purchasers, and all who arc interested in the advancement of Otahuhu, arc requested to visit the Township, and to judge for themselves. The Surveyors, who arc now at the Township, will be happy to afford every information, if required.

HENRY SMITH, ARCHITECT, PREPARES Specifications, Plans, Designs and Drawings for every description of Building, at the shortest notice and most reasonable terms. Office: Wcllcslcy-strcct, opposite St. Matthew’* Church, THE duties of Mrs. BACIIHOFFNER DAVIES’ SCHOOL will be resumed on THURSDAY, the 4th of July. A Vacancy for one boarder. Hill House, Abercrombie-street, July 3rd, 1861. Prime Seed Wheat. TICTINTER AND SPRING SEED WHEAT for VV Sale. Apply tO MESSJRS> MACLEAN> East Tamaki, Pheasants. WANTED,— A few live Pheasants, male and female. A liberal price will be given. Apply at Mrs. STEEL’S, Parnell. Auckland, July 2nd, 1861. WANTED, -A JOURNEYMAN BAKER. None need apply but a good hand. D. HILLS, July 2nd, 1861. Queen-street. WANTED— TWO RESPECTABLE GIRLS, as Apprentices to Dressmaking. Apply at MISS DOUGLASS’, Shortland-street.