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New Zealand Herald, Volume II, Issue 442, 13 April 1865, Page 3

*rais day. 1» A N D j j j HAEUIS AND TUBNEB Will soU by auction, at their mart, Queen-etroefc, TliiflDay (Thursday), at 12 o'clock, QNE ALLOTirEKT IN FREEMAN'S BAY, havinjj a water frontage to the harbour, and also to London-atroet. Also, Tho lease of an allotment in Cook-street. TWO ALLOTMENTS IN NEWTOWN, viz. :- Lot 87—haying 50 linka or 33 feet frontago to Ean-dolph-sfcreet, by a depth of 270 links. Lot 88—having 50 links or 33 foot frontago to Dukostroet, by a depth of about 155 links. Terms : Ono-half Cash ; Balance by Promissory Notes, Three Months, with Bank Interest added. THIS DAY. I* A N T> ! ! ! HAEEIS AJNTD TUENEE Will sell by auction, at thoir mart, Queen-street This Diiy (ThurfKlay), at 12 o'clock, fTIHKEE ALLOTMENTS IN ONEHUNGA, Ono allotment with a newly erected cottage thoroon, having a frontago to two etreete near The " Royal Oak Hotel," Also, 2 allotments in Queen-street, opposite the property of Colonol Kenny's. Further particulars, nnd the plan of the land, may bo had at the Auction Mart. Teems : One third cash, the remainder by promissory note at three and six months' from the date of sale. NOTICE. NATIVE LAND ACT. WALTER KUKUTAI informs the public that ho expects soon to receive a GftAJJT for the block of splendid LAND constituting the Native Land Beserve, Mnngipohia, below Camerontown, on the banks of the Waikato River, at Turapau, when ho will immediately cut it up into FABMS, and offer it for Bale by Auction. This notice ie given in order that persons who wish to acquire a FARM, unequalled for quality of soil, and convenience <rf wood and water, may go and inspect tho place. Tho "SVaikato stcamera pass along ita southern boundary for two miles, two or throe times a ircok each way. Koha-nga, March 23, 1865.

WILLIAMSON'S AMERICAN BOWLING SALOON, WILL BE OPENED IN A FEW DATS. KEROSINE OIL. KEROSINE DLL. THE best brands, in 2J and 4 Gallon Tine, in extra strong cases for shipping, and at loweat rates. LONG & CO., Importers, 166, Bourke, street, Melbourne. T7~EROSENE LAMPS, Chandeliers, Globes, j\. Chimnies, Shades, &c, &c, the largest and best assorted Stock in Australia, at low prices. Illustrated prico Hits sent postfree. LONG & CO., Importers, IG6 Bourke-street, Melbourne. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. TTSTM. J. YOUNG begs to announce that he has YV REMOVED to those substantial and commodious premises situated in Queen-street, and lately oeupied by Mr. Charles Petschler, where he intends to carry on. the businese of a General Merchant and Importer, and by strict attention and close application to business principles, hopes to merit, a hare of pnblic patrrnia?nIN THE ESTAT3 OF THE LATE JAMES GILBERD. DARTIES INDEBTED to the above Estate are Jγ requested to SETTLE their ACCOUNTS before 30th APRIL, either by cash, or bills at one or two months. AH unpaid accounts by that date wul be handed to a solicitor for recovery. H GLLBEBD.