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New Zealand Herald, Volume II, Issue 444, 15 April 1865, Page 2

Salts tg THIS DAY. EL OUR! PLOUE! FLOUR! EX ' FANNY,' FROM MELBOURNE. On account of Whom it may Concern^ 200 BAGS SUPERFINE FLOUR, VERY SLIGHTLY DAMAGED. The Subscriber has received instructions to sell by auction, nt 11 o'clock, precisely, This Day, (Saturday), the 15th instant, on board the ' Fanny,' now lying alongside Queen-street Wharf, OAA BAGS SUPERFINE FLOUR, verJ' slightly damaged. SAMUEL COCHRANE, Auctioneer. Terms—Cash. A THIS DAY. Tlt£ "HEN 11 Y II AYE LO C K," (Now lying oil' Custom-house-street), WILL 1!E SOLD ON SATURDAY FIRST, BY SAMUEL COCHRANE, At his St odes, Fobt Stbeet, AT 12 O'CLOCK. THIS Vessel is well known, well found, and only one year old ; built by Messrs. Holmes Bros., North Shore; 17 tons register, large carrying capacity on an easy draught, sails well; is at present in the Maugawai trade, and can bo handed over without delay. For particulars apply to SAMUEL COCHRANE, Auctioneer.

TUESDAY, APRIL 18. The subscriber has been favored with instructions from his J3onor tho Superintendent to LEASE by public auction at the Land Mart, Fort-street, on Tuesday, tho 18th day of April, at 12 o'clock, ALLOT M E K T S ON CUSTOM HOUSE SHEET TO BE T7SKI) AS TIMBER WHAR VE S, having frontages of about FIFTY FEET to tho Bivcr. CONDITIONS OF LEASE OF PART OF CUSTOM HOUSE STREET WHABF. The public will understand that on completion of the Now Wharf from Gore-street, no shingles- paling, firewood, or timber of any kind will be permitted to be landed on Queen-street Wharf. The Allotments to bo let shall consist of portions of the Cu?tom House Street Wharf, measuring -10 feet from East to West, and extending the whole width of the timbered platform, with the exception of 3 feet next the outer edge, which is not to be let, but must bo kept free of obstruction throughout the entire length of the Wharf. 1. No House or Office shall bo erected on any Allotment without the written consent of tho Superintendent. 2. Tho Allotments shall bo used solely for the landing storage and delivery of Timber and Firewcd, and for no other purpos=, unless with the consent in writing or by order of tho Hnrbour Master or Wharfinger. 3. Tho Harbour Master or Wharfinger may order the removal at tho Lessee's expense, of all Timber, or other material so laid down as to encroach beyond the limits of tho Allotment, or to interfere with the three feet passage, or of any material which may bo offensive or a nuisance. •1. Tho Harbour Master or Wharfinger may remove at the Lefsees' expense, all goods of 9uoli weight as may in his opinion injure tho Wharf, and may control the stacking of Timber, so as to render the same safe. 5. The Regulations applying to Vessols at the Queen-street Wharf, slmll apply to all Vessels using tho Custom-house-street Wharf. 6. The Tolls exigiblo on Goods and Carriages of every description using the Queen-street Wharf, shall bo exacted from tho persona leasing those Allotments or using tho Customhouse-street Wharf. 7. The Lessees of these Allotments may bo debarred the uso of tho Queen-street Wharf for all Vessels, which, in tho opinion of tha Harbour Master, can load or disehargo at such Allotments. 8. Tho Leases of the so Allotments shall expiro oil the 31st day of December next. SAMUEL COCHRANE, Auctioneer. FERN-HILL FARM, WAIEOA. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. The subscriber has been favoured with instructions from Captain Calvert to prepare for sale, HIS VALUABLE PROPERTIES in the Wairoa and Papakura, particulars of which will shortly V given. SAMUEL COCHRANE, Anntionefir. T. B. CAMERON, ARCHITECT AND SURVEYOR, &c. HAS removed to his new Office.'?, Wyndham-street next tho Hebald Office, and is prepared to furnish Plans and Specifications tor every description of Buildings on the shortest noticu.