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New Zealand Herald, Volume II, Issue 348, 23 December 1864, Page 2

Sales trg -THE HAYIAKIBT. SALE of Mr. GEO. GRAHAM'S STOCK _ has been postponed for the present. ALFRED BUCKT.AND. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 24. At 2 o'clock. " } GEOEGE s"lBBIU Will Sell, in Custom House-street, )A AAA BOARDS, SCANTLING, ANDiUjUUU PLANKS. Terms at Sale. EEMTJEEA, NEAE NEWMARKET. GEOEGE SIBBIN Will sell by auction, at an early date, | A ALLOTMENTS in Remuera, near New-. LtC market, haying each a frontage of 40 feet to 00 feet. Also, — 4 small paddocks, near the residence of James Jruickshank, Esq., containing above seven acres and , quarter. Soil good, and in a high state of cultiation. Terms liberal. 7VHAT HARM TO LOOK AND JUDGE? FEEE TO ALL WHO WISH BEAIi VAITTE FOE THEIK MONET 4.n inspection of a very choice selection of General Groceries at a low price, is solicited by J. M. PEBNCI, | s § O VICTORIA MART, Coener or Victoria and Albert Steeets. JM. F. having imported largely from England • and the Colonies, and also bought cheaply iu an overstocked Auckland Market, lias pleasure to inform all who desire first-class Groceries that he now supplies at the following prices :— No. 1. Congou Tea . . 2s. peril) These Teas „ 2. Fine Tea. . . 2s. 6d. „ ( cannot be „3. Very fine full flav.Tea 3s. „ f surpassed „ 4. Finest Tea . . 3s. 6d. for quality and price. Finest Currants ..... 6d. per lb. „ Raisins 7d, „ „ English Bacon Is. „ „ „ Hams Is. Id. „ „ Cheese Is. „ „ Mould Candles 6d. „ „ Sperms . . . . . . Is. ~ „ Soap, by the bar . . . . Is. „ „ &c., &c.. &c. All Aeticdes supplied by this Establishment ate Guaranteed to be of Good Quauty. Co.Tee Boasted and Ground on the Premises. EAST T AIA KI, NEAR OTAHUHTJ. FOE SALE, A COMPACT and highly-cultivated FARM, j~\. 'within three-and-a-half miles of Otahuhu, having a neat six-roomed house and extensive outoffices erected thereon, known as «L AJf S D OWN E," The residence and property of the undersigned. It is fully fenced, and sub-divided into convenient-Bized paddocks, and principally laid down in grass. The soil is rich volcanic. _. , To any person wanting a comfortable homestead, w th an immediate return for invested capital, a rare opportunity occurs, as the proprietor is determined to sell on reasonable terms, being desirous of settling on a large property of his ownin the interior. The crops consist of 30 acre of potatoes, lo acres of oaten hay, and SO acres, more or less, meadow, which is now being saved; and, with a portion ot the live stock, can be had at a valuation if required. Some of the purchase money can remain on ttio property. , ... An inspection of th-3 farm, an? premises is invited. Fo further particulars, apply to ; HENRY NICHOLLS. CHEISMAS ! CHRISTMAS 1! SOW ON SALE. M-INCE MEAT For Christmas BON BONS ~ For Christmas CANDIED PEEL For Christinas FANCY BOXES _ . , ! For Christmas FRENCH FRUITS For Christmas ROYAL COSAQUES For Christmas SWEET ORNAMENTS For Christmas GIPSY NUTS _ . For Christmas PRINCESS OF WALES' KISSES For Christmas LOYE KNOTS For Christmas HARLEQUIN BUTTONS . For Christmas FRUIT LOZENGES _ . t For Christmas TREE ORNAMENTS For Chrxstmrs All fresh Goods in anv quantity at H. CATES, Importer and Manufacturer of Confectioner), Queen-street, Opposite Mr. H. S. Sairrn s, Auckland. JAMES G. SOPPET & SON MILLERS, Atjckiaxd. FREEMAN'S BAY MILL AJS'D HENDERSON & MACFARLANE'S STORE. NOTICE. THE PARTNERSHIP hitherto existing between the undersigned as JACKSON & OSBOKN&, la hereby dissolved from this date. JAMES JACKSON. JOSEPH OSBORNE. Witness—James Russeil, Solicitor, Auckland. Auckland, December 11), 1564,