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New Zealander, Volume XVIII, Issue 1650, 8 February 1862, Page 11

FOB, SALE, WITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION, THAT VALUABLE HOMESTEAD situated ear Shoal Bay, on the North Shore, betwixt . properties ot Messrs. Connell & Hidings and Dr. Vicrher fronting the celebrated Lake, and lately in the occupation of Mr. A. Vilcoq, consisting of 20 acres of rich arable land. . n i p under cultivation, subdivided into four PadnvolltlTfl oil CltKofnnfinllir fnnnnfl , Garden and Orchard, all substantially fenced doc , . ; .\ „„a ,i:tr-v,ori j n addition to the [post ’and rail) and ditched. In addition' f cin" the various boundaries have been sown with e • a- set which are now rapidly forming into hedges. hc (JARDEN and ORCHARD contain upwards of 400 choice Trees, comprising every variety of fruit, English and tropical. There is also a Valuable enclosure of Forest Trees, and the estate is sufficiently wooded to answer all its uirements for some years. The Garden, which contains a choice collection of Flowers and Vegetables, in addition to Fruit, is divided from the Orchard and ■Pa l,locks hv a neat and well-canstructed railing fence and gates, and therein is situated the DWELLINGHOUSE, which is a verandah structure, faithfully built consisting of entrance-hall, parlour, two bedrooms’and kitchen; the dwelling-rooms being neatly red and well finished. There are the usual outffinps attached to the house, in addition to which there are COW and FOWL HOUSES, also a wcllin sight of the house, and distant from it about 200 yards, is the Magnificent fresh water Lake, to which the property hss an EXTENSIVE FRONTAGE affording facilities for bathing, &c., unattainable by the inhabitants of the town. Tho Eastern aspect affords a delightful and panoramic views of Auckland, its suburbs, bays and promontories. The front of the property is bounded by the Government road, and its Northerly position is sheltered from the winds by a belt of forest trees and “"toTdAIRYMAN, MARKET-GARDENER or NURSERYMAN a property of this description would bo invaluable; the richness of the soil, its sheltered position, and the fame which so justly attaches to irnit from this locality, affording a certainty of rapid returns for labour and capital invested, while the facilities which consist for conveyance to Auckland, would insure a ready and profitable market for their Pr To the PROFESSIONAL MAN or MERCHANT who wishes to enjoy a most delightful and salubrious residence, and at the same time to secure a sure return for his investment by taking advantage of the natural resources of the estate, this property is with confidence recommended. ... , TT,>r particulars and permission to view apply to V CHARLES DAVIS, Queen-street. • 10th January, 1862. w On Sale, HITE AND BLACK PAINTS Sinclair’s Belfast Hams Red Herrings in 2 doz. tins Wrapping, Drapers’ and Grocers’ Papers Stereoscopic Slides in great variety 6 cases Stationery 4 cases Irish National and other School Books Ex “Mermaid.” 4 cases Illustrated Books 6 cases Miscellaneous Publications &c., &c., &c. THOMSON, KEITH & CO. Fort-street, December 20, 1861. To Constables and others—£s Eeward. SOME evil disposed persons having cut the Stays belonging to the Punt at Smale’s Point, this is to give notice that the above reward will be paid upon the apprehension and conviction of the offenders. J. CADMAN, Queen-street Wharf. January 27th, 1862. COW. STRAYED from Epsom, a Dark Red DAIRY COW, near calving, aged, and tar brand 9 on rump. Ten shillings reward will be paid upon information of her whereabouts. g ANDREWS, Epsom. Horses, Sheep, and Cattle I'AKEN in by the Night, Day, or Week, at moderate charges, in good grass paddocks, at the Pnnmure Ferry. Apply to G. CLODE, Ferry Hotel, Panmure. Notice. " DO hereby caution any person or persons against cutting or removing any Timber from my Land, sing Allotments Nos. 12 and 15, Parish of Kourahero, Kaipara Flats. Legal proceedings will be ken against anyone so doing after this notice; and I i appoint Messrs. 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