Page 5 Advertisements Column 1

New Zealand Herald, Volume I, Issue 167, 26 May 1864, Page 5

"^^ SALE OR LEASE, , nvK 0F THE most Valpabl* Farms ox the Isia>d f ONK O? or ff jII | K E, CONSISTING OF aCBE S. The improvements include Q'Th , Too a weather board house and out-build- ! The land is partly in grass imd there is most " 1! f" Mp timber upon it, easily accessible by good valuable js wo n entered by numerous n U altogether one of the finest cattle streams, aim 1? •"Reruns in the country. " FOR SALT-", 4 V\l'M \T MilUM' ALBERT, of -to acres. \ "rurelv fenced with Stone Wall, and Post find r-iil Fence. p- -rtion of the land is cleared and there is abundance ot water. •i'-ve-il allotments at Onohunga, Mount St. John, Newtown, Springbank, and the City. To« 11 Lot s :in 'l Earms at Raglan. PAW & MeFARLAND, Agents. Auckland, May :, rd. 1S(>1. to be let. rilWO OFFICES on the First Floor of the I ln.Tcolo'-.ial Koval Mail Company's Premises, <.aocn->uvet Wharf. ' TO LET. 1 XI" \TI.Y Furnished VILLA. containing four I Y "rooms and kitchen, at I'anicll. ",\pplv on 'he promises, next door to the 1 arnell . House. _ | T O r> E 1) 1 s 1' o3 E M O F, | i ]"1 KS'L' RATE MILLINERY" BCSINK.SS, j i.ow doing a good trade in Queen-street, tuokiiir.d. For particulars, apply at the Herald OtflLV. April 2fith, ISG-t. PORK '. PORK ! ! PORK !! ! SURPLUS. T<> THE PROPRIETORS OF SAWING STATIONS AXD OTHERS. m H E UNPERSIONEP HAS OX SALE A 1 LARGE QUANTITY, say— COO BARRELS '200 IIAI.F do. or PRIME MESS PORK, I'or if" tHi» having heen imported expresslv for lI.M. Commissariat. Also — A QUANTITY OF PRIME MESS P.F/F.F. M. SOMERVILLE. A ril 14th, 1864. GRASS SEED. On sale at the Haymurket, KED CLOVER "White Clover Alsyke Clover Cow Grass Clover Cocksfoot Grass Prairie Gr-.iss Rye Grass Mixed Grass And — Rape Seed. ALFRED BUCKLAND. FOR SALE, AT THE IIAYMARKET, TT7" HITE CLOVER YY Red Clover Cow Grass Alysike Eve Grass, English and Colonial Prairie Grass Poa Proetensis Rape Seed &c., A'e. ALFRED BUCKLAND. "VV. MILLER HAS REMOVED his COLONIAL boot MANUFACTORY to more commodious promises opposite the Q. C. E. Boots of every description made to order by firstclass workmen. Peg Boots made, and repairs neatly executed. *„* FOOT OF SHORTLAND STREET, Auckland. (I EOR G E F J sK, AUCTIONEER & COMMISSION AGENT FOU Tlt K SALE AND PURCHASE OF LIVE STOCK, HOUSES AND LANDED PROPERTY. W A X G A N L T I. Shut[vr, & Crsro.w IforsK Agent. ~T ~f~ ARTY'S Subscription Lilinirv.—Just added V TroHope's new novel, RACHEL RAY'. V ARTY'S Circulating Library.—Just added thi new novel, TRIALS OF THI'. TKEDCiOLS. Y ARTY'S Subscription Library.—Speko's Journal of the I Ji.vovery of the Source of the Nile. — Eight Thousand just added. T) ECOM .MENDED TO MERCY. — The new IV novel just added to Varty's Circulating Library. PICKED UP AT SEA.—A popular novel, at Yarty's Subscription Library. THE KINGS MAlL.—Ji'wt added to Varty's Circulating Library. HAZEL COMBE. —The new novel, received by mail steamer, and added to Varty's Subscription Library. rpiIYRA GASCOIGNE.—A new novel, at Varty's X Subscription Library. HELD IN PONDAGE, by " Onida."—The new novel, just received by overland mail, at Varty's Subscription Library. YARTY'S .Subscription Library now contains additional copies of Kingslev's last successful novel, AUSTIN" ELLIOTT. "TP"ARTY'S Circulating Library, now contains T additional copies of Mrs. Norton's popular novel, LOST AND SAVED. I"\HE OLD HOUSE IX CROSBY SQUARE.— A new novel just added to VARTY'S Subscription Library. AUAIT FOL THE END. —A new novel bv Marl ' T I.emon, Editor of Punch, jusv added to A AU'n 'S Circulating Library. TOIIX MAIiCHMONT'S LEGACY.-A newnovel, l,v Miss Braddon, author of Aurora Floyd, Arc., at VARTY'S Subscription Library. ~Yf ARTY'S CIRCULATING LIBRARY contains * »11 this NEWEST and MOST POPULAR >> OIiK.S, aiul additions are regularly made on the arrival fl f MONTI ILY ROYAL MAIL c .!V\M El . ! ' THE SUBSCRIPTION is only * EX SHILLINGS per quarter; 12s. for six months, or 21s. per annum.