HILLSBOIiO'& QUEENSTOWN. HENRY HARDINGTON "LTAS the honor to announce that he is in- j -*--"• structcd by the Executors of the late J. 0 Hrr,L, Esq., to place in the market, for sale by auction, in the Bazaar Rooms, at noon of Thursday the 1 8th October next, the above splendid and well-known Estates. They have been elaborately surveyed, and laid out with perfect adaptation to the views of every possible purchaser. HILLSBOROTJGH. This compact property, that slopes so gra- dually and pleasantly towards Onehunga, has a rich soil, and all the inestimable advantages of gcod roads and easy access ; in fact, this rich land, from its proximity to the Manukau and to the Metropolis, is wealth , beyond computation. QUEENSTOWN. This marine part of the Estate is perhaps the most vital and important point of the Manukau, for it really is the only landing place in that spacious harbour, sufficiently attested by the simple fact that no vessel of Tonnage, or value, has ever gone above that point. And is further proved by the highest scientific authority in the colony, see Report of Col. Mould, R.E , on the most eligible position for a Wharf at Ouehunga, Ist May, 1858, of which the following is an extract. " I cannot hesitate for a moment in re- " commending the White Bluff as the " proper place for the construction of a u Jetty, for the simple reason that that " is the farthest point to which vessels '• of a burthen of say 200 or 250 tons can " safely come up the Harbour, in conse- " quonce of the Shallow Water." Plans and particulars at the Offiue.
