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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XII, Issue 834, 26 June 1855, Page 2

NABLE GOODS, all of which will be sold t E S E R V E. Blue, Scarlet, Fancy, and Tricolor Gurnseys. Blue and Scarlet All Wool Serge Shirts Men's Regatta Shirts " " dressed in boxes " White " DRAPERY. 1 case 5-4 Fine Gala Plaids 1 " I " " " 1 " 6-4 All Wool " 1 " 6-4 Neapolitan Plaids 1 " 7-4 French Merinos and Thibets 1 " Ladies' Black and Coloured Cloth Mantles, trimmed Ladies' Vienna Mantles, silk lined Rich Silk Velvet Mantles 1 case Frenbh Merino Embroidered Robe« Circassian and Vienna M Viefifia and Norwich Shawls 8 boxes Velvet and Silk trimmed Bracelets,Cuffs Gauntles, Neckties, &c. FANCY BAZAAR. Ladies' Fancy Reticules, in Russian Leather Velvet, &c. Work Boxes, Jewel Boxes, Dressing Cases, Writing Desks Porcelain Vases, Card Baskets, Flower Baskets Silver and Ivory Table Bells Chinese Fans, Ivory Tablets, Vases, Chessmen, French Perfumery, assorted Cartoons, in oil A quantity of empty packing cases &c. Terms : — Under £50 cash : above £50> approved bills, at 8 months. n the morning of the Sale. PROVIDED.

Newmarket Cattle Sale, MR J. NEWMAN Will hold his usual fortnightly Sale, at New market, (THIS DAY,) the 20th inst., at 11 o'clock ; when in addition to other stock, he will Sell,— O_^ HEAD ex "Wonga Wonga," comprising AVJ quiet DAIRY COWS, young HEIFERS, and STBERS. .

Hay at Otahuhu. MR. J. NEWMAN, Will Sell by Auction, at Otahuhu, TO-MOK-ROW, 27th inst., at 12 o'clock, f> STACKS of HAY containing about 20 A Tons The above is first rate Hay, well secured, convenient to the Village and will be sold in lots to suit purchasei s. -

OTAHUHU SALE. M R. J. NEW M A N Will Sell by Auction, at Otahuliu, TO-MOR-ROW, the 27th inst., at 12 o'clock,— AMiXSJ) Herd of about 40 Head of CATTLE, ' comprising Cows, Heifers, Steers, Working Bullocks, a fe»v Fat Cattle and a choice bred Bull. Also, — 50 to 60 Fat Sheep.

Messrs. Williamson & trammer's HERD. jV/TR. J. NEWMAN has been instructed, in consequence of Mr. Wheeler leaving the farm, to sell by Auction, in Mr. Brady's Paddock, Panmure, on Friday, the 29th June, at twelve o'clock, 40 SUPERIOR DAIRY COWS, from the herd of Messrs. Williamson and Crumiuer, About 20 head are in full milk, the remainder near calving, and all in calf to Mr. Williamson's celebrated Short Horned Bull. The Auctioneer feels reluctant to say auything further in recommendation of the above, they are known as the best herd in the Province, and stockholders will neglect their interest if they fail to purchase at the sale. If indmement offer a few Heifers will be sold. Teims : above £30, approved bills at 3 months bearing interest^ ___.

Ho. 3 High-street. D. CROSBIE, TAILOR, DRAPER, &c, 8cc. BEGS leave to return thanks for past favours so liberally in the above line, and to state that he has renewed h?s Stock largely, fitting for the present season, which he invites an early inspection of, at the above Establishment. June 25th. 1855. ,

BUS T'S CHEAP SALE, OPEN TILL HALF-PAST 9 O'CLOCK, PUR ING THE MOON LIGHT NIGHTS

Hobson's Bridge Brewery. THE above premises to be LET or SOLD. Apply to Brown, & Campbell.

STORAGE, STORAGE can be obtained forsoods in bond, or dufy paid, in the Stone Building in O'-Connell-street, on application Brown & Campbell.

TENDERS. THE Undersigned will be piepared to receive Tenders, to be left at the Stores of Messrs. Robt. Schultz & Co., Queen's Whaif, up to the 30th Juue, 1855 :— For the Cutting of a Trench two feet six inches wide by two feet six inches deep, enclosing allotments 7, 8, 9, 10 & 11 of section 8 of the Suburbs of Auckland. The property to be enclosed is about ten minutes walk from the Court House, and immediately adjoining the gardens better known as Graham's Gardens (at present occupied by E. Mayne, Esq ) The tender to be at per perch. N.B. Pait'es tendering may also tender for a Trench two feet deep and two feet wide, stating the differenco iu priee. . J»hn Camfstol.