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New Zealand Herald, Volume II, Issue 350, 26 December 1864, Page 6

Xnpanga—A few -we'll selected allotments. Mahurangi—lo4 acres of land of good quality, and about half-fenced and under grass. Pakuranga—A good Farm containing 273 acres, about 100 acres of which is open land. Remuera—Two Allotments being part of section 45, commanding an uninterrupted view of the Harbour, &c. Reniuurn, near to Newmarket—A first-class allotment, commanding extensivo and uninterrupted view. Two good Farms in tlio Pukekolie, one of 125 acres, tlio other 38 J acres. A Good Farm and Timber Station, in full work with an abundant supply of good Timber and Firewood, containing 300 acres, about sixty acros aro laid down in grass and fenced into paddocks j a large portion of tlio feneing-in of tho remainder is done ; there is a Dwelling Houso of six rooms, stable, cow-house, sheds, &e., &c., on it, and a good garden and orchard, situated within ten miles o Auckland. Terms easy. Nelson-street—A well situated Building Allotment, 92 x 244. Karangaliapo Bond—Genteel Kesidoncc, Garden Stable, &c.,* 66 x 264 feet. Wangarei—Fifty acres of good land. wo good allotments, each G6 x 84, in So afield View, Grafton road. 197 acres of land, all fcnccd, by 3 railed fenco aud ditch, near to tho River Tamaki. Matakana River—A cultivated farm containing 198 acres of land, with a good dwelling and all nccossary Out-buildings. Leigh, Littlo Omaha—23i acres land, partly cultivated. Mamig:ikarnmoa, Wangarei —95 acres of good laiitl. Norfolk-street, by Ponsonby Eoad—2 allotments, each 66 x 103. Corner of "Wellington-street and Franklyn Eoad—A beautifully situated allotment. Two Allotments at tho corner of Randolph and Eegent Streets. Tho Lease of good Allotments in Symonds-street, Nelson-street. A cultivated Fann of 56 aercs at East Tamaki, with Dwelling House, and all necessary Out-buildings. Alten Eoad. — A superior Ecsidcncc, and Allotment on whic-h it stands, having 17 years of a Lease unexpired, at a low rental. SHARKS. Five Shares in the New Zealand Steam Navigalio Company. Five Shares in the New Zenland Bank. AGENTS rem The Sydney jfforuing Herald. The " Wuihoihoi Coal Company" (Limited.) MAH TJR AN G1 EEGATTA. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1864. Un lor the Patronage of his Honor tho Superin tendent. Committee : Mr. James Darroch Mr. M. W. Munro Mr. M'Gecliie Mr. T. Scott Mr. J. Sullivan Mr. G. Thompson Mr. T. Short Mr. H. M'Brierty Mr. F. T. JJoyd M. — M'Brierty Mr. J. Carroll Mr. Geo. Ryan. Umpire: Mr. William Watts. Secretary a nd Treasurer: Mr. Charles T. Lloyd. PRELIMINARY PROGRAMME. First Race. Whaleboats pulled by five oars Prizos. Second Race. Yachts underve tons Piizea. Thibd Race. Flat-bottomed dingies under 2 feet 3 inchos on tho bottom Prizes. Fourth Rack. Trading vessels irom 20 to 45 tons Prizes. Fifth Race. Dingies pulled by boys under 18 years PrizesSixth Race. Dingies pulled by a pair of oars Prizes. Seventh Race. Dingy pulled by boj-a under 15 years Prizes. Eighth Race. For toys under 12 years of age. Prize, a flatbottomed Dingy, presented by Sir. James Sullivan NOTICE. AUCKLAND AND DRURY RAILWAY. THE Public aro hereby cautioned against removing, defacing, or :n aDy way destroying the Marks, Pegs, Poles, or other the property of the Railway Commissioners, marking out the lino between Auckland and Onehunga, and Drurv. 'R. SKEEN, Secretary to the Board. July 13, 1864. TO FARMERS AND COUNTRY SETTLEES. PRIME New Zealand Corned Beef, without Bones, Calves' Rennets, Brown Sausages, Black Puddings, Savaloys. For sale at very moderate prices at A. DORNWELL & SON'S, Butchers, Victoria-street, Late SniniEßD, Runciman, & Co. JOHN STEPHENSON & CO., Grocers and General Commission Agents, (Two doors above the "Old House at Home, in Victoria-street.) ROBERT COCKS & CO.'S LIST OF NEW MUSICAL PUBLICATIONS. NEW SONGS, by the composer of " Her Bright j , Haunts me still." Just published. n Liquid Gem/' song, 2s. 6d.; "She Bang among the flowers," song, 2s. 6d. ; "In search of the primrose, bal ad, 2s. 6d. ; "Sliylie Bawn," Irish ballad, ,rS ' music of her voice," Bong, 2s. 6d.; 'tl m^ vaS * ove d voice, and thine alone," 2s. 6d' Thy voiee is near," song, 2s. 6d. NEW SONGS, by Miss Lindsay, (Mrs. J. W Bliss) .—"Come unto me," sacred song, finely illustr<ited; They shall hunger no more," sacred sonc * " Thou wert the first of all I know," sacred sons "The song of love and death." Poetry bv Alfred Tennyson, D.C.L., Poet Laureate; also, bv the same author and composer, " Too late, too late *" *s. od. each. ' MUSIC for SCHOOLS and the COLONIES, &c —432 nd edition, Hamilton's Modern Instructions tor the Pianoforte, 45.; Hamilton's Modern Instructions for Singing, 26th edition, 55.; Hamilton's Dictionary of 3,500 Musical Terras, 73rd edition, Is.: Olark-es Catechism on tho Rudiments of Music, 85th edition, Is. N.B.—Gratis and post free, a Catalogue of fcew School Music; also, a list of New and second-hand Pianofortes. « nn'^r PIANOFORTE MUSIC, just published.ilie Marlborough March," by Stephen Glover, with lino view of Marlborough House, 3s. Tho Review March, by E M. Lott, 2s. 6d. CATALOGUES OF MUSIC.—VocaI and for all Instruments—gratis and postage free. FOURTH GRATUITOUS EDITION—THE MATIC CATALOGUE of recently published Voca Music. A GREEN CATALOGUE (the most comprehensive published) for the special use of Teachers. KALKHRENNER'S HaNDGUIDE, Maho-auv, 10s. 6d. D ■" METRONOME, 25.; with 8011, COCKS AND CO.'S IMPROVED j arisian model, check action, three unisons, most pjrfect in tone)., and very powerful in tone; lull compass. This elegant class of instrument is well adapted for the use of schools. In rosewood or walnut. Price £25.-0, New Burlinc-ton-strcet. Catalogues r«ay bo obtained at the ofiice of thin journal.}