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New Zealand Herald, Volume III, Issue 898, 29 September 1866, Page 3

MAHOGANY FURNITURE. On Sale ex ' Monarch,' MAHOGANY Dining-room CHAIR 3, from 28s. Mahogany Easy Chairs, from £4 Mahogany Couches, from £5 103. Mahogany Loo Tables, from £3 10s. T. &. H. COOKE'S, FURNITURE WAREHOUSE, QUEEN - STREET, (Opposite the Old Court House). WAREHOUSE! WAREHOUSE! TO LET OR LEASE, A LARGE NKW TWO-STORY STONE WAREHOUSE, 100 feet by 33, with entrance from Durham and Albert-streets. Water Proof, Fire Proof, Rat Proof. Apply to JONES & CO. TO LET, AN IRON STORE in Fort-street next Holdship's Saw Mill, .suitable for a Coal or Gum store.—Apply at the Homoeopathic Pharmacy, Queenstreet. TO LET, A SEVEN ROOMKD HOUSE, together with out houses, good wel! and garden, in Woodstreet, Brookville, Freeman's Bay. Tho House is newly erected and well finished. —Apply at the Hekald office. HUNTER & CO. have TO LET, at Otahuhn, a good Four-roomed COTTAGE, with either Three or Eight Acres of ground, Cow Sheds, Stables, Piggeries, &c. r VO BAKERS.—TO LET First-class Bakers'a JL premises, with a good business connexion.— Apply to J. T. Gaulick, Queen-street. LET—TWO four-roomed COTTAGFS in Mount-street.—Apply to W. Lepine, Hekald Office. FURNISHED APARTMENTS—Most eligibly situate at Parnoll. TO LET.—For particulars apply at the Herald Office. ] STEAM ENGINE FOR SALE—of 15 horsepower nominal, with Cornish boiler. Apply to Davtd Huichiscn, Onehunga. FOR SALE,—A BARGAIN, ASTX-ROOMED COTTAGE, well built, OutBuildings, J of an acre of superior Soil, planted, and pleasantly situated at May town, Epsom ; terms liberal.—-Apply to R. Beamish, Tcnacre, Epsom. TO BRICKMAKERS AND OTHER 9. FOR SALE, a Clayton's Patent No. D BRICK and TILE MACHINE, for working by steam power, with all the newest appliances, extras, and duplicate pieces. Apply to JONES & CO., Brunswick Buildings. CODE OF SIGNALS. FOR SALE at the Hhbald Office, the Auckland CODE OF SIGNALS, Lithographed in colours. Very chaste.

FOR SALE, FARMS.from sto 30 acres,3 miles from Otahuhu. Farm of 300 acres first-rate laud inPukukohe. Terms liberal. HUNTER & O^., Durham Sale Yards. J FOR SALE, SEVERAL 2-W H E F.L and 4 - WHEE L BASKET CAUKIaGES. A Good Light Dog-cart, Horse and Harness, complete. Also, A Useful Buggy. COUSIN 3 &, ATKIN, Victoria Cakhiaoe Factoht. FOR SALE, THE PLANT of a Newspaper, at present having a large circulation, comprising Presses, Cases, Frames &c. ; also, the Goad Will and Book Debts. For particulars apply to McCAUL & RIGG. Auetiuneera. 26th September, 1866. ON SALE, EX 'PEGASUS,' 1 AA TON 3 ENGLISH COAL, suitable for I.KJ \ ' Blacksmith's use 100 casks Mineral Waters 7 bales Corks. COMBES & DALDY. Sept. 27.1866. WANGAREI COAL. 13s. PEE TON AT "WANGAREI 20s. PEE TON AT AUCKLAND. npHE Undersigned receive orders for Cargoes. WANTED—VESSELS for conveying above. JOHN ROBERTON & 00. SPECIAL NOTICE. BONE DUST ! ! BONE DUST ! ! ! rj{\ TONS S , ex 'ALICE CAMERON,' JUST I U LANDING. Apply immediately. W. J. HURST & CO., Queen-street. September 10, 186 G. CORAL QUEEN GUAWO CONTAINING MORE PHOSPHATE than any other Guano or Bone Oust. Discount allowed to purclwsers of over five tons. COMBES & DALDY. TIMBER AT WAIKATO. ■* fTESSRS: E. GIBBONS & CO., can DELIVER IYjL TIMB ER at the shortest notice to any part ot the Waikato River. Orders may bo sent to the Saw Mills, Hamilton, and Ngaruawahia; or at their Office, Onehunga, where they will receive immediate attention. TIMBER AT ONEHUNGA. THE Undersigned have on Sale, a QUANTITY TIMBER in extra long lengths suitablo for Decking, and Bhips' Planking, and common building sizes ; and P. T. and G. flooring and sawn Bhingles. E. GIBBONS & CO. WAIKATO LANDS AGENCY OFFICE, FORT-STREET. The Undersigned has now for Sale, LARGE TRACTS of LAND alloted to Military Settlers in the Waikato District. .FARM SECTIONS varying in size from 60 to 600 ACRES in each of the different settlement*, of the best soil, and commanding ttie choicest positions, may now be obtained on favourable terms. Maps and Register can be inspected at my Office. FRANZ SGHERJFF.