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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XII, Issue 827, 1 June 1855, Page 1

Unreserved Sale to Close mentsTHOMAS. W~E ST O N & CO. Will sell by Auction, THIS DAY, June lflt, at their Stores, Shortland-street, at 11 o'clock, — O CASES KOOM PAPER ASSORTED 1 case toys 1 bale blue blankets 2 casks washing soda 1 hhd. B. P. rum 6 boxes country soap 3 sets gig harness And, Stock in trade of a Dealer, consisting of, — Trowsers, prints, lining Comforters, guernseys Calico, window blinds Braces, drawers, hosiery Combs, carpeting, watches, Clocks, &0., ALSO, 40 bags flonr, 100 tt>s. each.

40 Choice Heifers. OTAHUHU "CATTLE SALE MR. NEWMAN will fiell by Auction, at Otahuhu, on Wednesday, the 6th June, at 11 o'clock, A CHOICE LOT. of about FORTY HEIFERS, and a few FAT STEERS. The above Heifers are from 2to 3 years old, very quiet, and mostly in calf to superior bred bulls. ALSO. A CLEAN FLOCK OF SHEEP, comprising : — 90 Half-bred Leicester Ewe 9,2, 2 years old, and in lamb to Leicester Rams, 150 Half-bred Ewe and Wether Hoggets, and 150 Merino Ewes, also in lamb. Some of the Sheep are fat, and will be sold in lots to suit purchasers. Note the hour of sale — 11 o'clock.

NEWMARKET CATTLE SALE, MR. J. NEWMAN Will Sell, by Auction, at Newmarket, on Tuesday, the 12th June, at 11 o'clock. A NUMBER OF STORE STOCK. Also, — SOME FAT ONES. A very quiet useful MARE, in Foal to Mr. Barriball's Horse, a trial will be given. Also, — A Very Handsome Brood MARE. And.— A Powerful Plough HORSE. Besides Two or Three not described.

HORSE SALE. MR. J. NEWMAN Will Sell, by Auction, at the Grey Hound Yard, on Saturday, the 9th J#ie, at 12 o'clock, fam*lBfa 12 T0 18 BROOD MARES, 9C3yDr*U mostly far advanced in Foal, several of them are Fine Harness Marei — either for Cart or Plough.

Two Pounds Reward, STOLEN or STRAYED from the possession of the Undersigned, the undermentioned Horses, — BLACK HORSE, no brand, formerly belonging to Mr. Stow. BROWN MARE, black point's, long tail, branded N on the near shoulder, JS under the saddle both sides. The above reward will be paid on delivery of the above to Mr. Thomas Johnson, at the New Windsor Castle Inn, or to RICHABD NEWDICK, Near Major Matson's, Parnell. May 24, 1855.

COWS & STEERS IPOR SALE. "PARTIES wishing to Stock a, small Farm with ■*- a few quiet Cattle for milking or working can be supplied by the undersigned with 6 Cows in Calf a few 2 years old Heifers and 8 Steers all of which can be recommended as good and perfectly quiet. Henry Hxllyer, 'j3unny Plains' Lucas' Creek.

FARMERS CLUB. DINNER & MEETING at the Exchange Hotel, TO-MORROW, (Saturday,) 2nd June, at 1 o'clock. Subject for discussion, "Farm Draining." Joseph Crispb, Hon. Sec. May 29th, 1855.

NOTICE. I the undersigned do hereby authorize Mr, Edward Penney, to drive off all Cattle or other Stock, trespassing on my lands at Mongonui, and also to prosecute »11 parties cutting timber, or taking firewood from the same. I also hereby give notice, that my permission, to Mr. John Hogarth, to depasture Cattle, or any other Stock, on my land at Monganui, was duly revoked by me in writing on or about the 28 th day of April, 1855. John Patne Lloyd. \

Notice. IF this should meet the eye of Thomas Haynes, passenger per " William Denny," the last ar. rival but one, by calling at Robert Bennet's Highstreet, be will hear of something to hii advantage. Auckland, May 17, 1855. ..

RANTED, FOR a. place, in the, Country two servants one as Cook and to wash, the ptherjis housemaid &c./ Sisters or a Widow and daughjsr preferred. Enquire at the 'Southern Gross* Office.