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New Zealand Herald, Volume I, Issue 144, 29 April 1864, Page 4

P & o v 'r- 3st j! c :c i i~°~S- OCO -- ="C == ~ - 3 5 5 " ' " r " 1 " " = 5 * ' I £ ». d. Estimated total amount of rales of the district of Paumure, at 3d. per £ on the value to pell 1.304 0 1[ Equivalent froml'ruvincialGovernment 1.304 0 11 i"2,008 1 10 I I am, Ac.. David 'White. '! | FOR PRIVATE SALE. *! S TO PRACTICAL MILLERS. - I . | A FLOUR MILL. MACHINERY AXI) ACRES a LAND, MAHURAXGI RIVER, MAHIRAXGI e I FALLS. I rriHE SUBSCRIBER has re0..h.,l instructions 0 J_ from Mr. John Anderson l!roun, to negotiate * the side of the MAHUP.AXGI FLOUR MILL. The BUILDIXG is A\>ith.-r-l*.ario.l. 30 feet bv 20 feet, and 2 Stori>i' liis»h. -, The MACHINERY, flr'v. nby ;t Turl'ii:-- Water it "Wheel, has one pair French St..nes "n ca-t, e iron frame, with smr.ttinir and dres-ii-? is machine and (n. vv r> i;i:i*i!.-. wa'-r snftii- cient at all seas-ins of th" v<ar to work g the mill full power. i- The LAXD is of tin* Vst, sit nut <? at the Mahurangi Falls; at liisrh tide vrsst Is of Mi tors s. can come alongside the Ylill ar.d load, and it it is on the best and most direct natural o road to Alb-rtland. >e For further particulars apply to samuel' cochraxk. II Auctioneer. te n OXEHI7XGA. r. 110 BE SOLD—A SIX ROOMED COTTAGE, . and 2 Acres of Laud, near the now in r. the occupation of Mr. Ahu.uiaM K There is a II good Orchard on the property, ami the h.nd is of the 10 finest quality. Also several Building Lots within ;i 10 few minutes' walk of the Beach, upon easy terms. -• Apply to ' DA TV & McEARI.AXB. -- Survt'vors. Aic. Ie Auckland. April 2S. 1864. PHOTOGRAPHIC VIEWS ;<l OP THE >t PROVINCE OF AFCKLAXP. st It .T. VAR T Y :0 '• T)-GS vespeetfullv to call the attention of th« '• ! > public to this SERIES OF "\n-Y\S oi the ° Province of Aucklanti, which are ex**- Py f* 10 111 Messrs. Beeue in a very superior sty'e. r.l comprise, 10 besides spots of minor interest, those which ha\® become memorable as the scenes of the struggles which have occurred during the presen'd Maori rebellion. , w The price of each view is 55., mounted on cardboard, and the following is a list of the subjects . o 1. Matakans !<■ 2. 3. " 4. . i. 6. Kawau (the Governor's residence) G. )> 5. Matakana 10. Auckland (Wesleysn College, Arc.) "■ 11. W'akatiwai, Kaukapakapa d 12. Helonsville. Ivaipara ' . i- 13. Maori Encampment at Heiensville, Kaipara '• 14. Tarawa Pnrore, Kaukapakapa, Residence c 1, Mr. Boner >< l.i. Wakatiwai, Kaukapakapa !- IG. Maori halt-bred IS. Maori War Dance, Ivaipara (N gutiunatua id tribe) >" IS). Brury Camp S 20. The Queen's Redoubt y 21. Xaval Camp, Maungatawhiri Creek v 22. Meremere 't 23. Rangiriri s, ~25. Church at Rangiriri, ani graves of men killed io in action -t 26. Xgaruawhaia n 27. , King Matutaera's io 3S. Tomb of Potatau Fin- -- 20. Waikato River, from Mcremere io 30. The Cemetery, Auckland H 31, "\"iew from the Cemetery, Auckland >" 32. Auckland Annual Regatta • r 33. Do. do. do. e 34. Do. do. do. "t YAETT, " CAXAD A BUILDINGS, QTJEEX-STREE T, e -Auckland. ;"rj y ARTY'S I CIRCULATING LIBKARi " QUBSCRTBERS to this V b f^,,nnK^ P now 0 O requested to RETURN the BOt •- , e their possession, durhig the crnaent '-Hj. I entirely new classification may be made ' ! the convenience of subscribers. . mor« S I With a \-iew to making tlus Libnuj ■- ' eS " I popular than it is at present, the propnetor 1 1 i CIIAXGIXG Novels, in two or more h ' n ;. in s j seta, to prevent the inconvenience ielt e being unable to obtain the continuation vcliui <-=• a CAXADA BUILDINGS, QIJEEX-SXKEI-L ALCiLASD.