ALSO, that well-known PROPERTY, CLARKS (Karaka) POINT, at the entrance of the Waiuku river, originally reserved by Surveyor-General Ligar as a Town Site, being farms 34, 35, and 3G. Waiau, containing 175 acres of excellent open land, with a sprinkliug of Puriri and other trees. There is a good cart road from Drury, and it has never failing springs of water, having formerly been a large native settle-



Within 20 miles of Auckland, aud of first quality bush land, as evidenced by its growth of Totara, Rimu, ke, as well as by the luxuriant grass on a clearing. Each farm is well watered, and Hay's Creek bound- ing them all furnishes a Valuable water-power. A road in progiess is bridged and cleared to a point be- yond 179 from Papakura, through which town omni- busses pass daily. Thi-. neighbourhood must soon liecome important both in an agricultural and mine- ral point of view. Campbells coal-mme and Green- acres steam saw-mill are within a mile of the property.
per acre. mHREE VALUABLE FARMS, iv the distiict of X. Hunua, viz. : — Farm IGS, containing 171 acies. ». 179, „ 282 „ „ 177,  327 



Has received instructions to sell at the Haymarket, on Friday, Gth March, at the upset pi ice of 10s.
MR. ALFRED BUCKLAND



THREE VALUABLE FARMS IN THE HUNUA.
Is instructed by T. and G. H. Chekseman, the importers, to offer for sale at the Haymarket, on Saturday, the 7th instant, A N ASSORTMENT OF HORNSBY k SONS' A SUPERIOR PRIZE PLOUGHS, just arrived, ex ' Cairngoim,' from London. Auckland, Jan. 30, 18C3.
MR. ALFRED BUCKLAND.
HORNSBY AND SONS' WARWICK ROYAL CHAMPION PRIZE PLOUGHS.
