Page 2 Advertisements Column 4

New Zealand Herald, Volume I, Issue 66, 29 January 1864, Page 2

Sales irrr giutftcrn. TUESDAY, FEBHUAItY IC. At Twelve o'clock. [o Steamboat Proprietors, Steam Navigation Companies, Shipowners, Speculators, and others., in Yietoi-ia, New South Wales, New Zealand, South Australia. Screw Steamer CONGUNE. JAMES LAWRANCK lias received instructions to submit for SALE by AUCTION, at Lloyd's Rooms, Collins-street West, Melbourne, on TUES DAY, lGth February, at twelve o'clock, Tim very haudsonu; iron screw steamer C 0 N G II N E, of tin.- following dimensions, viz.:—Length, !)Oft., breadth, 18ft.; depth, Sit.; 'XI IIS-IUO tons, N. N. register, exclusive of engine space; 20hor.se power nominal, and capable ol' working tip to 00. Tlus eligible vessel was built on the Clyde, of Lownioor iron, by one of the best builders, in ISliO, and classed Al nine years. Her last employment, on the Cape coast, was in the capacity ol ;i sailing vessel, but. her whole machinery, including boilr-i": -ear, shafts, srrews, ire., are "all on board of the vessel, and can be set up at a very trilling expense. Her model is handsome, schooner ritrgod. Her '.-an;-'! rapucitv is very large, and liei- extreme light draught of water (only drawing six feet with a full cargo of dead-weight), renders her without exception a most valuable ship for the bar harbours and shallow rivers in New Zealand. Her cabins, lirst and .second, are neat and commodious, and the deck, being flush, may be conveniently converted into extra cabin accommodation if required. Inventories, and further particulars to be obtained at the rooms ol the auctioneer. Ton; i ut Sale. LITCHFIELD ALE. rilHJi Undersigned hup on Sale Thirty Hhds. of 1 GRIFFITH'S LITCHFIELD'S ALE,— which will lie found to be superior to any Brand in the Market, and most suitable for the Summer season. 'Die above can also be supplied in email packages for family use. GEORGE HIDINGS, Queen-street Wharf. TO AKRIVF. I'EII THY OF MANCHESTER' AND 'ROYAL STUAUT, , -1 r> quarter-casks fine sherhy JLj£ 12 ~ „ Tort K „ Martell's Palo Brandy H „ „ Dark „ S ~ United Vineyard Proprietors' Brandy, l'ale and Dark ")0 cases Sherry ;">0 „ Geneva •20 „ Whiskey &c. 'kc. &c. GEORGE RIDINGS, Quecn-Mtreet AVharf. AN OPPORTUNITY. A X MOT EI, T O 13 ]•: LE T. fTUIE proprietor of one of our most respectable JL HOTELS has instructed me as to the terms upon whirl) he is willing to hand over his Establishment, Kui-iiiiiMV. Sloe!;. ,vr., and i,'ives IMMEDIATE ENTRY." Tin- Hotel is in the best part of the City, and maintains the highest character for order and res-pei-tahilily. The ivreipts aiv large and sleadv. and with little elVoil may be largely increased. None but principals need apply. JOSEPH COCHRANE. KOK LEAS 1C OR SALE, mnii ROOAtY and EXTKXSTYE PREMISES JL it) .FKEKMAX'S BAY, lately occupied as EMIGRATION' IiARR.VCKS. The land lm> a frontage to the Reach of feet, and a similar frontage to a road. —Applv to ' AVOOD & UAIiER, .Shortlaiul-slrcet. VOll SALE, i N ALLOTMENT in UN lON-STREET, :So>; J\. 100, with a Kive-roomed Verandah Cottage thereon. G. RIDINGS, (jueen-street Wharf. It. BKYA.XT, IIUILDER AND UNDERTAKER. I'YSKKAI.S I , 'l RNIS11KI) ON THE SIIOUTEST NOTICE. Ci!.\i:i;o!T-sTii].i:r, I'.mcnei.!.. mo LET, for a (erm of 11 years, a 10 acre Farm, X lid miles North of Auckland, on a good road, ami b:mndci'. by a river, navigable by a ISO ton boat —U miles frotu'the Queen-street Wharf by water. Then is a .small building on it, and some" 10 acres partl.N cultivated. Thero is an excellent run for cattle it the district. No rent will he required from a Ixmt JUlr tenant for the first u years.—Apply at the ofiiec of this paper. mq LET-For a Term, a JiRFX'K BUILDING JL in the. most central part of Queen-street, including Shop and Store. —Applv to V. ARTirUlt & SON, House and Land Agents. V O R SAL E, THE JUNCTION CATTLE MAEKET FKEE OF TOLLS AND FEES, Having Yards, Puns, Stalls, &c, for 500 HEAD OF CATTLE AND 2000 SHEEP rpi-IE Lease of thu above, for Five years, at th< X small nominal rent of i'2s per annum, has beoi placed in my hands for sale, the lessee being about tc leave fora Southern Province. IMMF.DIATK AI'I'I.ICATtON" To be made to me at my Ollice, Queen-street. JOSEPH COCHRANE. MILLINERY AND DIIESSMAKJNG. milE MISSES ('. A: H. JJRADLEV have; mud JL pleasure i>) anununcing to the Ladies of Auckland and vicinity that they have KEMOYED U more commodious premises, viz., to those lately occupied by Mrs. Hasi.ktt, toj) of Shortland Crescent where they trust to merit a continuance of that liber.L ]ia(ronage with which they have hitherto heei favoured, and for which they now return their sincere thanks. Short land Crescent, January 301 li, ISGt. &ii" AppiviidVcs and Improvers uanlocl. City }jo;ii\l ol'l'iimmhsiowi-a , Ollicc, Aiifkl.-md, ,).-:mi:irv 2(i. KSfi4. "\TOTIC 1C is herobv -iivii that the Olfwe of ForePi ii'.ari of \Yorks umier the City L'oai-d of Coinniiisionei's l)i"in<j now vacant, iiartics properly qualilied to Jin; ivqiiisife duties arc ivqiiestci! Iα make application for tlii- OtVtcc before ■)■ o'clock p.m. on TUJSSDAY, tlie 2nd Fcbrnarv. ISO'!, AND. HiiYBIUDGV., Cliaiz'inan. LOST— On the Evening of the 27th instant, by Mr. ,IOUN P. WALSH, either at the Albert Barracks, or else in Queen-street, the Wharf, oi Chapel-street, a. PURPLE POCKET UOOK, Whoever will bring tho name.' to Mrs. RYERS, Cliapel-strecl, will receive Hs. revvarj. pi.d.TND-A Sum of 7-loncn-, on (!:...(; r e-:il.Snnth .1. Ro-id.-.Applirat!'") to he nii'l? 1" }!:•. .Uuvi'V.v, V-u;i., cz Jiaivy/i.- KcdcuV-t.