WOOL SALE. MR. W. HUNTER, AT the request of several Wool Growers, will hold a WOOL SALE, on Thursday, 29th January, 1859, at the Brick Stores of Mr. ELMS, .Queen-itreet, when he will offer from 50 to 10.0 Bales of Superior Wool. For the con- •veniencauf friends, Storage will be provided.
VALUABLE PROPERTY for SALE. T£R. WILLIAM HUNTER received instructions from Mr. H. Knox, to offer for sale by Private Contract, ONE of the best FARMS in the Tamaki Dis- trict ; it is situate near St. John's College, and eoasifits of about 464 acres of excellent land, withUDwelling House aud Out-houses erected thereon, nearly all enclosed and laid down in grass, well watered in the driest seasons, only a short distance from Town and known to be one •of the best Grazing Farms in the District, and will be sold either in one lot, or in smaller parcels to suit purchasers. It is not necessary for the Auctioneer to say .anything in favour of this well-knowa Farm to any old Settler, but he would especially call the attention of new Arrivals to it as affording them an opportunity of securing » really good Farm .near Town, which may not occur again for years. • .fibply to the Auctioneer, or to Mr. Knox on tbe linn. Terms:— Two thirds of the purchase money vxjaa remain on the Property 'at 8£ per cent for 5 or 10' years if required.
