Page 2 Advertisements Column 4

New Zealand Herald, Volume I, Issue 154, 11 May 1864, Page 2

| Safes irir | THIS DAY. : .T. S. ATA CFA RLAXE & CO. I Will fell by Auction, This Dr.y (Wednesday), al | 10.30 a. m., ; j SQUA li K SI'A R S Tins day. TO CLOSIC CONSIGNMENTS. .1. S. !> LAX"E & CO. Will sell at auction. This Day (AVedncsday), lltli M:iy, al 12 o'clock. inn T? OXTC S SYDNKY .SOAP JL \J w Go Mould Candles ■ I cases Rpsom Salts casks Oattnenl 11 eases Preserved Apricots S keirs Ox Tongues N chests Comjoti Tea ">H boxes Finest do. 5 cases Sardines j 5 b tri'els Hams. ! HO kess Butter | •! casks Pork 2!i tierces Hcef ! ]<• sets ITarncss I .' ton T I'slie Co.'s Preserved Meats i i ease Scidlil/ Powders i I."' barrels Parley ! i TITTS DAY. I d ]; a p i: i; i c. EIDIXGS & DOWDEN | AYill Poll l>y iiurtioTt. 'J'his Day (AYedne.silay), Alay ; llt'n, at 11 o'clock, i QA CAST'S AXD HA! FS OF DHAPKRY and I u\J AYOOI.I.F.X GOODS, consisting of— j 7-"> do/en p.lur- Sfn r e Shirts pair host Scarlet P.kinkets r,a « S( V-i Superior AVhito do. 1/50 " 0x 4 Medium 2 Cases Prints, now patterns - " AYinsr-ys, Fancy iitul Plain 2 " ClMhinir 'i " Trimmed Felt Hats .10 pieces Flannel Al-'n, — 2 cn=cs ! yard wide, Floor Cloth I U pieci.'S 4—l Cliriek'ed Matting I « .. : 1 caso, 120 Pairs Vnion Tweed Trons^rs ! 1 ~ English Millinery, containincr SI ; Ltidies' Tiinnuf-d lionnets (new slinjics) Set:. A:c. Tf-nns :—l'nder .€?»(», cash ; over that amount, approval prf»missory liotc-s at % months. j SATURDAY, MAY 14. j VAr,TTA !J L K FAli U LAX D. i IUDTNOS & r>OWDEN j ITuve boen instructed to ofl'er for sale bv auction on i Saturday uext, 1-tth instant, at 12 o'clock* | AO ACIfFS. ii ostiv allttvial land, about Italfn ! J \) mile frontaLrf <»n tlic Arcrimu C'liM-k: I adjoins the land nf tl«<- late .Tames S ixu'.-11. n?.d i distant from l.amb's ill about four and a half I milo. I TO GKOC'EIiS. PUBLICANS, &c. THADK SALK. goods, fx 'Pacific; Tsow xandikg. MAIHN £ GRAHAM AVill oiler for »Sali 4 as soon as i ° j OA CASKS SARDINES f«;rs.) mA do. do (lialvcs) 'I t(»ns rlavn SiiL'ar boxes Cavendi>b Tobacco (tens) L'O hbds. A l*so]>*s Ale :.o d>. St»)ut *Jon do. en Trennant's. Drown Stcmt 10. Sherrv oO . . ics Lobsters lU> Salmon Terms— I'ndcr easii ; 'bove that sum, 2iotc at tlnt'e months. TOWNSHIP OP DIIUIIY. i .MAJLSLX & GIJAIIAM I particular attention to this VALUABLE I'KOPKUTY, ihiw hcin surveyed, and about | to he sold by tin m. It i.s bounded by the lino laid oil* for the RAILAVAVaI OKU UY, and at the TKIiMIXUS of the 'i he tind»cri:d portion is nneijualled by :uiy other in the Province; the navigable K'iver running into the Manukau, tnakes thi.s an eligible site lor rosi-dem-e, and the Tramway riming on tho borders of the Estate from the Coal Mines, rendering fuel cheap, oilers inducements to Manufacturers to form Factories here, and there is little doubt of the existence of Coal on the spot. When tin: liailway is completed, Drury -will he at as convenient a distance, if not more so, than Remuera is at present from Auckland, and for Dairymen and others .supplying the City, should not be overlooked. For good Land, "Water, Scenery, and convenience by water to the Manukau and West Coast, the main road to AVaikato, and by Railway to Auckland, also thehcalllnnrssof its position, combined with the cheapness of Fuel in the locality, induce the Auctioneers to request, the Public to visit therichand enchanting I spot prior to the day of stile, early in May next, the precise date to he given in a future advertisement. Omnibuses run daily to the spot, and Mr. Wm. A. Gkaiia.m's surveyor there, or Mr. Cuikpe, Drury, will afford every attention to visitors.