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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XI, Issue 731, 30 June 1854, Page 1

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Fruit Trees and Shrubs.

CONNELL & RIDINGS Will Sell by Auction, at their Mart, Queen-street, on Saturday, (To-Morrow,) Ist July— A PPLE TREES, -&- PEAR do., PEACH do., PLUM do., CHERRY do.,— and A Variety of Ornamental Shrubs.

Onehunga.

CONNELL & RIDINGS

Will Sell by Auction, at their Mart, Queenstreet, To-Morrow, July Ist, at one o'clock, rpwo ALLOTMENTS in the Village of -L Onehuuga. Also, 5 Allotments adjacent to the New Leith Inn.

House For Sale.

CONNELL & RIDINGS Will sell by Auction, at their Mart, Queen^street, at one "o'clock, To Morrow, (Saturday.) July Ist. A COMFORTABLE DWELLING II O U S E in Wyndham-street, containing four rooms, lined and ceiled, and a kitchen ; together with the land on which it stands, having 21 feet frontage by 60 feet deep.

SALE OF THE GOVERNMENT BRIG "VICTORIA."

CONNELL <fc RIDINGS Have received instructions from H. M. Government to Sell by Public Auction, at their Mart, Queen- Street, Auckland, on Wednesday, 26tk July next HM. COLONIAL GOVERNMENT BRIG • "VICTORIA," 200 tons, as she now lies in Auckland Harbour, with her Masts, Sails, Standing and Running Rigging, Anchors, Chain, Cables, new Hawsers, Four Boats, Chronometer, — Tons Iron Ballast, &c, &c. The "Victoria" was built of Blue Gum in Sydney, in 1840, is coppered and copper-fastened; underwent in 1848, at that port, a thorough repair in every particular, was newly coppered, new decks, masts, yards, and rigging, &c. Her accommodations for passengors are large and commodious. Her qualities as a weatherly craft and first-rate sea boat are well known in every port of New Zealand. An inventory of gear, stores, &c,, may be seea at the Auction Mart, and the vessel may be inspected on and after Tuesday, the 27th instant.

SALE OF CATTLE & HORSES At ike ' Greyhound' Yard, AUCKLAND.

MR. J. 8 TYA X Will Sell by Auction, on Saturday, (To-Mor-row,) Ist July, WITHOUT RESERVE, A HERD Q£ CATTLE, comprising about 16 good Cows, about 20 head of Heifers and Steers, and 14 Working Bullocks. Also, some useful Horses. One of the best Hacks in the colony is to bo offered. Some of the Cows are very fat. Terms at Sale.

FAT SHEEP.

MR. J. NEWMAN Will Sell by Auction, at the ' Grey Hound' Yard, on Saturday, the Ist July, immediately after the Cattle Sale, in small Lots to suit buyers — |g|i^2oo EAT SHEEP.

VETERINARY.

MR. L. D. HALSTEAD, Veterinary Surgeon, having his instruments and a good supply of medicines on board the ' Galway Ark,' begs leave to acquaint the public of Auckland that he will be most happy to afford any assistance in his professional art. As Mr. Halstead's long and Bucccessful practice in New South Wales i 3 well known to many gentlemen in New Zealand, he considers comment unnecessary. The best assurance of ability is that all diseases incidental to the Horse will be undertaken upon the principle, —no cure no pay. All horses castrated will be insured at 10 per cent, to any amount, if required. Any orders left at the Exchange Hotel will be attended to without delay. Auckland, 19th June, 1854.

WHARF STOKES, Victoria Lane, Opposite Dr. Matthews Medical Hall. JUST RECEIVED, ex "SABEINA," TOO PAIRS GENTS' INDIA RUBBER GOLOSHES, All Sizes at Reduced Prices. P. A. Phillips.

Just Published,

A PAGE from the History of New Zealand, By Metoikos. On sale at Mr. Jaggar's, Bookseller and Stationer, next door to Mr. Gundry's, Chemist and Druggist, Queen-street. HOPS, JUST LANDED, EX "LADY CLARKE," A FEW Pockets of KENT AND SUSSEX HOPS — crop 1853 — in prime condition. Gibson & Mitchell.