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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XIV, Issue 1021, 10 April 1857, Page 2

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HORS*) SALE.

MR. ALFRED BUCKLAND

' Has been instructed to sell by auction, at the Greyhound Yard, TO-MORKOW, the 11th April, at 12 o'clock, | WELL-BROKEN aud Handsome Grey Riding Mare, 4 years old (perfectly gentle and will carry a Lady) 1 superior draught mare, 6 years old (good either in shafts or traces) 1 bay gelding, 5 years old, stauuch in the collar and a good roadster. The Auctioneer would call the particular attention of his friends to the above superior stock, as they are of a cla&s nut often thrown on the market. Newmarket Cattle Sale.

MR. ALFRED BUCKLAND Will sell at Newmarket, on Tuesday next, 14th April, at 12 o'clock, FAT BEEF " Sheep Dairy Cows Store Stock, &c, &c.

Sale of Quiet Dairy Cows, Heifers, Carriage, Plough, and Riding Mares, Sheep, Pigs, &c, &c.

MR. ALFRED BUCKLAND

Is instructed by the proprietor, Mr John Russell, Rosebank, Ep?om, near Auckland, to sell by auction, on his premises, on FRIDAY, the 17th April, at 12 o'clock, noon, riIHE FOLLOWING STOCK," &o. •*• About a dozen of hand-fed, 1 and 2 year old well bred heifers, some in calf 2 very superior 3 year old cows in milk, picked from his stock (one within a few weeks of calving) 1 young heifer, very quiet, near calving A bright chestnut carriage or plough mare, in foal to Messrs. Williamson & Cruiumer's Grey Hor&e A Colt, b' months old, from same mare and horse A handsome bay mare "Kitty," swift and good after Stock, supposed in foal to a pure Arab Horse 4 Leicester and Saxony Rams, 6 and 9 months old 4 Leicester do do. fat Pet Ewes, will be sold in pairs 2 excellent Breeding Sows, quite tame, running free 11 very fine Pigs, 6 weeks old, from same stock A quantity of Poultry, &c, consisting of — Turkeys Guinea fowls Ducks and Fowls A Butter Churn A Butter Box A Cheese Press A quantity of Dairy and Garden implements A few tun's Firewood A quantity of Hay, and A few Boxes of Bees J. R requests, if there are any claims against him, that after the 22nd of this month they be presented for payment at Harbour View Hotel, top of Wakefield-street, Auckland, and any debts due to him, al&o to be paid him there, as soon as convenient

To Dairymen, Farmers, &c.

fpHE Subscriber, being about removing into ■*■ Auckland, will let, for one or more years, his small Farm at Rosebank, Epsom, three miles from Auckland. The house consists of 4 rooms and kitchen (newly papered and painted,) servant's and harness room 5 an excellent daiiy. shaded among trees; outhouses, piggeries, <&c ; i six-stalled stable and hay-loft; 12 milking co.v LdAs In stockyard, covered in ; a large gaiden st'vkfd with all kinds of fruit trees — also, gooseheiry, strawberry, and vines ; and a good well with a constant supply of water. Also, about 30 acres of pasture land, 15 of which were not cut last year, thus affording fine winter feed. A spring is in one of the paddocks, giving a plentiful supply of water to cattle in the driest sea&on. The proprietor would call *ihe attention of parties who wish to send milk into town, being so near, and having such a good metal road. Early application is necessary for terras, to John Russell, Rosebank, Epsom. March 19, 1857 PILOT BOAT. Superintendent's Office, Auckland, 2nd April, 1857. rPENDERS will be received at this office until -*- noon of Thursday, 30th April, from persons desirous of contracting for building a Pilot Boat for the Harbour of Manakau. Specification may be seen at this office, and any other information will be given by Captain Wing Harbour Master and Pilot of the Port. J. Williamson, Superintendent.

AUCKLAND ACADEMY, Coburgh Street. nPHE SECOND QUARTER of the Session •*- will commence on Monday next, April 13th. J. GORRIE. Auckland Volunteer Fire Brigade. A GENERAL MEETING will be held at the ODD FELLOWS' HALL, on Tuesday evening, the 14th instant, at eight o'clock, where the members and all persons interested in the proceedings of the Brigade are earnestly requested to attend. All members not attending will be considered as no longer belonging to the Brigade. Sidney H. Cornish, ___^ Hon. Sec. FARMERS' CLUB. 'T'HE advertisement for the Annual Meeting to -*- be held This Ray, having by mistake been omitted from the 'Southern Cross,' in consequence of which some members received no notice there of, the meeting is adjourned to the first Saturday in May, to be then held at the hour of one o'clock, for the purpose of auditing the accounts for the past year, the election of officers, and other business. Henby Matson, Chairman 4th April, 1857.