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New Zealand Herald, Volume III, Issue 644, 5 December 1865, Page 1

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, ONEHUNGA. TEA MEETING. THE Annual TEA-MEETING, in connection with tho Anniversary of the opening of the abovo Church, will bo hold on TUESDAY EVENING, December sfh, at half-past 6 o'clook. WAIHAU GOLD MINING COMPANY (LIMITED.) mHE first call of tho Waihau Gold Mining ComX pany (Limited) of £a por share, is now made payable to the Treasurer, at tho Companv's Offico, Cochrane's Buildings, on WEDNESDAY, 13th Decomber, 1865. By order of tho Directors, ROBERT SOHULTZ, \ Socrotary. 20tb Novembor, 1865. ■ j TO BE DISPOSED OF. IN THE TOWN OF BLENHEIM, PROVINCE OF MARLBOROUGH. A GENERAL STORE, Now doing first-rate Trado, and can bo greatly incroasod. Tho only reason for disposing of it is the Proprietor wishing to leave the Colonies for England. For further particulars apply to— BENJAMIN BOMFORD, Blenheim. Nov. 29,1865. DEVONPORT, FLAGSTAFF, NORTH SHORE. FOR SALE, A BARGAIN, A LARGE, Neatly-built, and COMMODIOUS DWELLING-HOUSE, two Btories, and containing eight rooms, fronting tho Waitemata, and within two minutes' walk of tho Ferry Landing Wharf, with a good well and good convenience on the baok ground. Tho abovo is situated on ono of tho best sites in this rapidly rising neighbourhood, and is suitable for an Hotel, Boarding-houße, or a Qontleman's Private Residence, and may bo purchased on the following liberal terms, viz.—onethird, cash, and the remainder in three years, at 10 per cont. interest Tho proporty can bo inspected and every information obtained on application to Mr. SOEATS, "British" Hotol, or to Mr. J. BOND, on tho Premises. Decembor 4, 1865. SOUTH NEWTOWN. PURCHASERS of Allotments, at sale of 6th December, 1864, are hereby reminded that their Promissory Notes at twelvo months date, in favour of Mr. David Bubn, will fall duo on Saturday next, tho 9th instant. This notico will not bo repented. J. S. MACFARLANE & CO. December 4, 1865. FOR SALE AT PANMURE, SMALL FARMS, from 5 to 20 acres each, fenced and in grass. Apply to Mr. Cokbigan, Panmure ; or to William Aitkin, Land Agent. TO LET. STORE IN DURHAM-STREET. A SUBSTANTIALLY-BUILT BRIOK STORE, in Durham-Btreet, TO LET; it has a frontage of 78 feet to Durham-street, has three floors, and is capable of storing three or four hundred tons of Goods. It is situated immediately opposite tho " British Hotel," and next door to Messrs. Fisher and Co.'h.—Applications to Mb. J. Boulter, left at tho " British Hotel," will be attended to. TO AUCTIONEERS, MERCHANTS, AND OTHEHS. TO LET—for a term of years—Tho STORE and PREMISES of tho Undersignod, who is retiring from Business. The Store is situated in tho best part of QueenBtreet, and is 90 feet long by about 20 feet wide. There aro Two Largo CELLARS and large Room, capablo of STORING 300 tons of Goods. There is also a good brick Stable. A first-class Bußinesß is now being done at the Storo, For termß apply to T. SCOTT, Queen-strcot. November 28,1865. LAND ORDERS. I FOR SALE.—Two Land Orders, 40 aeros oach. —Apply at the Herald Office. ONEHUNGA. TO LET.—Tho SPACIOUS BUILDINGS, at present occupied by tho undersigned, suitable for two general stores, private hotel, or wholesale store and warehouse, with never-failing supply of water ; shed and stabling for 7 horses. GEORGE HODGE. ONEHUNGA. TO LET.—Several. Two-roomed COTTAGES, at Cs. por week.—Apply to Mr. Willwat, Princes-street. TO LET.—A HOUSE and "SHOP in a central part of Hobson-street. Rent 255. Apply to O. Makes, Bootmakor, Queen-street. TO LET—A Four-roomed HOUSE, in Upper Quccn-Btreot, at tho back of Mr. Youno's Now Buildings. Apply to J. H. Giiattan, Waitemata Hotel. TO LET, TO LET, TO LET—THREE SHOPS, in Vickory's Buildings, Albert-street, at 20s per week. —Apply at the " Albert Foundry." TO LET.—A fivo-roomod. HOUSE at Glonburn. —Apply to W. Define, Upper Queen-street; or at tho'HEEALD Offico. rpWO Four-roomod COTTAGES TO BENT, in JL Mount-street, Auckland. — Enquire at Mb. Moody's, Alieo Cottage, Mount-streot. QHOP AND DWELLING TO BE LET.— O Enquire of Mr. H. Fuoate, "Red Boot," Queon-street. FOR SALE.—A substantial well-built PUNT, carrying 14 tons Firewood. Apply to Mnasrs, Lit.ewALfi & Rattray, Lower Queen-street. THE Undesigned have, THIS DAY, entered into PARTNERSHIP as Attctionkeus, Impoiiters, House, Land, and Commission Agents. ' GEORGE TURRELL, BENJAMIN TONES. Queen-street, Auckland, December 4, 1805. CANARIES ! CANARIES ! ! PERSONS desirouß of purchasing a FIRSTCLASS ENGLISH BIRD, aro reminded that ! those on board the ' Kate ' aro nearly all gone, and early application in necessary to secure one. /m intpsoiion is lsvlt»fli