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New Zealand Herald, Volume II, Issue 446, 18 April 1865, Page 3

J. C. D. BOWDEN, ; MILITARY TAILOR, AUCKLAND. BEGS to inform his MILITARY PATBONS that he has JUST 1 ECEIVED, per Ovbeland Mail, via Sydney— MILITARY STAFF CAP LACE, STAFF COLLAU LACE, VELLUM LAC!], j GOLD AND SILVER CROWNS, i STARS, MILITARY TRAIN LACE, ! &c. &c. &c. JUST OPENED A large and varied Stock of WINTER GOODS, &c. "liahley institutTon/' NEWTON ROAD, OPPOSITE KYBEE PASS ROAD. Tehth House from tue Corneu ; Left Side. MRS. GEO. KYI), Member of tho Harlcy-street Institution for Governesses, Head Patroness : The Queen, Wishes to acquaint tho inhabitants of Symondaatreet and neighbourhood, that she "intends OPENING a SCHOOL on the 24th April, 18G5, at the above address, for the purpose of giving a Superior EducutK.ii to Young Ladies. Mrs. KY I' lias had fifteen years' experience in her Profession, twelve of which havo been constantly employed among the best families aud schools in London, and tlireo in keeping the ITead School in the Eastern Province of the Cape of Good Hope, where she gave the highest satisfaction as a Finishing Governess. The following ladies have kindly offered to bo references.: Mrs. 1)e Btjbgii Adams, Mrs. E. F. Gueen'woop, and several others. LOTTERY! LOTTE RY!! THREE GRAND PRIZES!! A MAGNIFICENT FARM OF 200 ACRES In Three Farms of First Prize, 100 acres; Second, 5 0 ; and third, 50 Acres. EOR ONE POUND. npHIS VALUABLE BLOCK OF LAND (known to tho present and old settlers as FAIRY HILL), in tho Parish of Oruawharo, commands a most Superb view of the Surrounding Country. It is situate on the point of three Districts, viz.: Mangawai, Oruawharo, and To Arai; is hounded on the South-east by a road dividing it from the sinceformed Albertland Settlement; on the North by the residence and cultivated farm of C. Haseujen, Esq., Lands Commissioner, and others; and on the East by a Government Reserve There are arjout 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 Blopes 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 manythriving Settlors' Homesteads may be seen around. •There is a Good Dray Road from the Mangawai Landing Place to the Esitate, four and a-half miles, and Two Vessels ply regularly every week to and from Auckland, for the conveyance of Cattle and Produce. Plenty of water can be obtained in the dryost seasons. DRAWING will take place under the supervision of a Committee of Gentlemen appointed by the holders of Tickets, so as to ensure satisfaction. DRAWING TO TAKE PLACE

TUESDAY, APIIIL 25. Tickets may bo obtained at most of the Hotels and Auction Marts in Auckland, Newmarket, Onohunga, Otahuhu, l'apakurn, Drury, and various other places. Persona in the Country wishing for Tickets will receive them per return of Post, by enclosing cheques or notes to the value of £1 each, to Mr. Thomas North, Prince of Wales Hotel, Hob-aon-street; or Mr. J. Adeane, Edwardes-street, Auckland. The place for the Drawing will be duly published. 400 MEMBERS AT £1 EACH. To show the value of the Land, the Owner vra offered £2 per acre for the Let, between 2 and 3 years since, and refused to part with it. ~ NOTICE. FROM THIS DATE we the Undersigned will not be r«sponsible for any Goods obtained by persons in our employment, unless on our written order. BUTT & ANDERSON.