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New Zealand Herald, Volume II, Issue 324, 25 November 1864, Page 8

HEMUEJJA THE PICE OP THE STJBTJEB FOE SALE, ■vis-w 1) J ACE N T to the Villa of Frederick Wiutaker, Esquire, with Two Frontages to Main Roads, and a Third Frontage to Hobson's Bay. j This beautiful property contains upwards of eight acres unci a quarter of splendid soil, substantially [ enclosed, and subdivided with ft lour rail Fence, j AX,BO, ! SU2J DKr-5T SI ID lE, i .Situate on tlio Kemuera, or Bishop's Creek, Basin. I It is likewise substantially enclosed with a. four-rail ! fence, and contains upwards of four acres and a half j of the richest soil laid down in meadow. I j For Tonus apply to DAVID BURN, | Emily Place. | SEASONABLE IMPLEMENTS. I CRUICKSHAN K., SMART, AND CO., QUEEN-STREET, HAVE ON SALE, OBE It T SOR B Y AND SON'S REGISTERED AND CROWN SCYTHES REGISTERED REAP ITS G HOOKS I I i B.Y. SICKLES AND HOOKS I | CAST STEEL, lIAY FORKS, all sizes j I I SIIEEP SHEARS, plain and patent springs. i j RICHMOND AND CHANDLERS j CHAFF CUTTERS and CORN CRUSHERS ! AMERICAN ' SCYTHE HANDLES and lIAY RAKES j ROUND and SQUARE SCI"THE STONES : SCYTHE JsTKICKLES. ! # ALE! ALE! ALE! JUST LANDED, a small shipment of TENNENT'B STRONG ALE, in stono bottles, in splendid condition. CKUICKSnANK, SMART & CO. TO TIIE LADIES OF AUCKLAND AND ITS VICINITY. IKI. LAZARUS EGS to inform tliem that having received from his Consigneo ft largo assortment of LADIES', GTELS", AND INFANTS' HAT S , Prom nn over Stock, lie is able to oiler them to the Public, I'iiOJt Is. 10d. AT, 90, IIAT RIBBONS (AH colouiis), FROM 4P. I'EK YAK P. 2,000 LADIES' SUMMEII MANTLES AND JACKETS, fbom Ss. 9t>. each. | A Choice Lot of j OPERA MANTLES, and "WHITE KID GLOVES, j VK K Y OIIIC A I>. | Aii assortment of Summer Goods, at very Reduced Prices. GENTLEMEN'S CLOT.TING OF JSVEItY BKSCHIPTION, VKKY CIIEAr. i i ; An Earlii Call will oblige. j t?3v" Notk Tin; Addukss t — ! K . LAZAEUS, j DUBLIN' HOUSE, AV'yxuiiAM-STiucKT, | AUCKLAND. ESTABLISH ED 1856. j Closed every Friday evening at six o'clock, and reopened at the same hour the following evening. NOTICE. j rpIlE UNDERSIGNED being anxious to cicse I JL his Books in connection with his late Gl<o- - CKRY BUSINESS (City Maw), will feel obliged ! by all Outstanding Debts being settled forthwith, i M. oOMERVILLK. • Oetobcr <1, 1804. N.B. —-OiTir& oppoaittt !N«wmiun St