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New Zealand Herald, Volume II, Issue 442, 13 April 1865, Page 6

TO ABBIVE PES ' DAUBTTtESe,' 'EMPRESS/ &c. Invoice op HILL AND EVANS' VINEGAR Liqueurs, assorted Beer engiues : Counter engines | Force pumps i Champagne Trimmings and, embroidery Worsted _bootees Garibaldi jackets and veafa Children's plain and fancy eocka &c. &c. &o. GHLFILLAN & CO. LOTTERY! LOTTERY!! TEEEE GRAND PRIZE. S^!! A MAGNIFICENT EARM OF 200 ACHES In Thiree Farms of First Prize, 100 acres; Second, 50 ; and third, 50 Acrea. EOS ONE POUND. fTIHIS VALUABLE BLOCK OF LAND (known to the present and old settlers as FAIRY HILL), in the Parish of Ornawharo, commands a most Superb view of the Surrounding Country. It id situate on the point of three Districts, viz.: Mangawai, Oruawharo, and Te Arai; is bounded on the South-east by a road dividing it from the sinceformed Albertland Settlement; on the North by the residence and cultivated farm of O. Haseidxn, Esq., Lands Commissioner, and othe re; and on the Eaatby a Government Reserve. There are about Sixty Acres of FINE TIMBER of different descriptions, suited to all purposes, upon the high ground on the South-oast side, thus completely sheltering the Northern elopes from high winds. The SOIL IS OF THE RICHEST DESCRIPTION, and of great depth, and is the easiest for cultivation in the District. This is a Settled District, and a great many thriving Settlers' Homesteads may be seen, around. There is a Good Dray Road from the Mangawai Landing Plnee to the Estate, four and a-half miles, and Two Veseela ply regularly every week to and from Auckland, for the conveyance of Cattle and Produce. Plenty of water can be obtained in the dryest seasons. DRAWING will take place undor the supervision of ai Committee of Gentlemen appointed by the holders of Tickets, so ae to ensure satisfaction. DRAWING TO TAKE PLACE ON TUESDAY, APEIL 2 5. Tieketa may bo obtained at most of the Hotels and Auction Marts in Auckland, Newmarket, Onehunga, Otahuhu, Papakura, Drury, and various other places. Persona in the Country -wishing for

Ticketa will receive them per return of Post, by euclosing cheques or notes to the value of £1 each, to i Mr. Thomas North, Prince of Wales Hotel, Hob-eon-street; or Mr. J. Adeane, Edwardes-stroet, Auckland. The place for the Drawing will be duly published. 400 MEMBERS AT £1 EACH. To show the value of the Land, the Owner wa offered £2 por acre for the Lot, between 2 and 3 years since, and refused to part with it. ON SALE. NEW SEEDS ! NEW SEEDS !! TTr HTTE CLOVER, Is. per lb. TV Red ditto 9d. do Cow Grass, Is. do Lucern, Is. 3d. do Yellow Clover, Gd do Timothy, 9d. do Colonial Perennial Rye Grass Ditto Tares i Colonial-grown Rape I Turnip, Feed and Garden. And every description of Seed auitod for the Season. A discount of Five per Cent, for Cash. J. A. DRUKY. Seedsman, Queen-street. PTJENITTJEE BA Z A aTb~ Shortland Stbeet; WINKS & HALL BEG- rDipectfully to inform the inhabitints of At (tland and surrounding districts, that then have always on hand, a large and choice selection of English and Colonial Furniture of every description. W. & H. would call particular attention to several handsome and elegantly carved "Walnut and Rosewood Diawing-room Suites; aleo, to their stock of oval shaped Loo and Ladies' Work Tables, Mahogany Dining-room Chairs, Easy Chairs and Couches, Whatnots and Canterburys, Gilt Chimney Glasses' Toilet Glasses, &z. A great variety of brass Cornices, Damasks, Curtain Borders and Gimps, Arabian and French Bedsteads. Feather Beds, Bolsters, and Pillows; Hair, Wool, and Flax Mattrasses, Palliasses Toilet Services, &c. • Agents for Wheeler and Wilson's, SimpsonSewing Machines. An assortment always on hand. Every description of Cabinet and ÜbpolsterjFurniture made on the premises.