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New Zealand Herald, Volume I, Issue 302, 31 October 1864, Page 12

Maliurarigi—lo4 acres of land of good quality,\J] about half-fenced and under grass. V.' ' -TPakuranga—rA good Farm containing 273 about,loo acres of/which is.open land. . - jßeriiilera—Two Allotments'being part of gectioi*B :^fe|^^ commanding an uninterrupted view_of. the • hour, &c. >' I • <»pßfpsii Remuara, near, to Newmarfcet—A- first'-class ment, 'commanding extensive and TininterrniS£3'wSi>' view. : ■ , mV* Two good Farms in the Pukelone, 'one of 126 8(j the otlier : SßJ. acjtes. . . A Good FfJrm and Timber Station, iff fidl with ail abunda'iit supply of good Timber £nd wood, containing 300 acre's, about sixty acres laid down in grass and fenced into pftddocßS large portion of iiie.fencuig-in of the temairide doue ; there is a Dwelling House of six too stable, cow-house, sliedsi &c., &c., on it, and a g Mfflgfil garden and orchard, situated -within ten mQc J Auckland.' Terms easy. ' > \• Nelson-street—A well situated -Building 92 i 244:. , - ;:. ; ~ , Karangahape Road—Genteel Residence, Stable, &c., 66 x 264 feet. - Mplfi®: -Wangarei—Fifty acres of good land. wo good allotments, «acb. : 66 x. 84, in Seafield ' , Grafton roiid. - .' _ ? ■ ~ . iSfeijipj 197 acres of liindj uiL /encedj 3 railed fence . ditch, near to die River Tamakii _ . . Matakana Riveiv—A cultivated farm containing acres of land, wi& a good dwelling and all snry Out-buildings. . Leigh, Little Omalia—23i acres land, partly cv £ vatcdi, ~•■ .' -J .. Mauiigakaraniea, Wangarei—9s acres of good Norfolk-street, by Ponsonby Road—2 each 66 xlO3. AMifpjl Corner of WelUngton-street and FranHyn Roadtojflipfi; t ' beautifully situated allotment. . . Two Allotments fit the corner of Randolph'JfftwMgr Regent Streets. ... , .... The Lease bf good Allotments in Symondß-stiLAiiJi^ Nelson-street. .. 1 -,* ■ = A cultivated. Farm bf 56 acres at East Tamaki, Dwelling House, and all hecefehry Out-btiildib r i Alten Road. — A superior Residence, and A 1 7- j,, 1 ' ment on -whicli. it stands, having 17 years Lease unexpired, at a low rental. SHARES: . _ itlljpff Five Shares in tho NeW Zealand Steam Company. . 'Op'J'yM Five Shares in the New Zealand Bank. & s* : — t • ;j;» "MATCHLESS." THE CELEBRATED ENGUSH" HOESE. ' } :|||| Imported 18S4; The Finest Hoese eteb Impobted into PnoviKCK oe Auckland. —- " - "lit M:-% MATCHLESS is a beautiful brown, aged stands 16 hands 3 inches high,' upon ably fhoit legs, possessing immense jwwer -and . j stance ; -whilst for syinlnetry anil activity hb unrivalled, -With fine constitution and excellent g'fipffef temper. 1 • ' His sire, that far-famed horse old " Matchl«i|;|iyp|jp tho property of Mr., Daek, of Lincolnshire, wl]j:®;|jji horse is the siro of more Stallions that any hort'4|pjsi ; ! England., Grandsire "Active," the Champion of Engia he having won 17 agricultural prizes. ' 1 " Matchlcss's " dam, a tplendid bay mare, by |(ljfj Eno's noted brown horse "Honest Tom," pit : &j| whs allowed to be the b»st that travelled in his d-'£jr It will be seen from this pedigree that " j?l;« less " is descended, on both sides, from the very breed of cart horses in England, ,and; cannot faj getting hole's. of the highest value for igricult and dray purposes. "Matchless" -was shown at, the •Agricultural Show-when a yearling, and the first prize, beating five others ;he also -was : at Peterborough Entire Horse Show, and obtaJ,f;|mJ?i: the prize. Again, at Peterborough, in i 862, he JMW; tho prize, beating six others; and again, at borough, in October lie toolc. the first i>riz(i®il|v)i £20, beating a large field of his class—thus proi(t^|||!:#< ; himself to be one of the best horses that England-fc i fttei produce. "Matchless" will stand at the following Wednesday and Thursday, Newmarket Ho;fc'i]My Monday and Tuesday, Mr. KfclritCsstable, Otahu Friday and Saturday, "Whjfu Hotel: and Mr. McLcod's, Hendeison's Mill, Great Horth Roadis^lj|j|;: 'I'eiins for the seasbh : Single Mares, £6 10s. [ or moie, as per agreement. . r Groomoge at time of service, ss. each inare: All payments to be made on or before the January, 18G5. -, , . , A. CtJNNiNGHAM, Newmarket Hote! . -]i|f: September 29, 1864. ' j " BAEON CLYDE" t?t | p|, (?■<. t \A/ ILL stand this season, at .53! VV Victoria Stables, f.Uersl®,-|g =] will travel to Otahiihu Tbruis per agreement. W3I. FERGUSON, Gro'oih . II i I^n " YOTJXG CUMBEEIiUfD:" „ || ||i yOUKG CUMBERLAIjI £>• -I- will stand this season at 'jll fe; 1 ; & S'ables of the undersigned, swk &gB&&&3&S3B& travel by agreement. ;j|i J. BYCROFT, f ||[!f|f Onehunga.i'iif October 26, 1864. $$?jp — — : ■---■■ --- HORSE AND* CARRIAGE BAZAAR. . \' will start punctually to and fra "f •! ONBHUNGA, hourly, from 8 a.m., till 5 p.m. 'J clusivo. On Sundays from each place at 9 a.m., jllirfi: at4pjn. 'SIM-?j •Ife Passengers and Luggage booked for the Mail Vanß, to suit the departure from the Manuks of steamers for the South. FOR HIRE : Wagonettes, for pair of horses, or four in hand ti'Mflb Albert Cars and Buggies Open and Close Carriages . Dog Carts Stiffs? Ladies' and Gentlemen's Saddle Horses Marriage Carriages, with or without postiliom Alwavs on Hand, a Variety of • i FIRST-CLASS SADDLE & LIGHT HORSES FOR SALE. Ifflßjl 11 m H. HARDINGTON. / } #|| Sept. 1, 1864. i'l :'{yt!,' v> 81-; : : llli-H;' "THE NEW ZEALAND HERALD." TERMS OP ADVERTISEMENTS. fff§sf Three tines 3s - Four lines . ••• I®Eight liucs ... ... . . — •• 64, And 2cL for each additional line. smtscsiTTiox: 103. per Quarter; single copies 3d. each. . C 3" Adrertisemeuts will be received at tlie Office, AVyndhamjplj|® atieot every day (Sundays ojeopted) unlit 6 pjn. r'if lPt