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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XIV, Issue 1088, 1 December 1857, Page 2

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Newmarket Cattle Sale.

MR. ALFRED BUCKLAND Will sell at his Yards, Newmarket, THIS DAY, Deo. Ist, commencing at £ past eleven o'clock, CROP OF GBASS, in the Peurose Meadow Fat and Store Cattle Fat Sheep and Lambs 60 Sheep, frow Ahuriri Two well-bred riding Mares . 1 powerful Draught Mare Riding Horse 'Raffin' I Spring Cart, will carry a ton 1 Tilt Sydney Cart.

ON SALF, pATENT SCYTHES, with Furniture, com* -*- plefce BY Sickles Ewbanks' .Vaila Potatoe Forks Iron Sieves C. Petsohler. Iron Store, Queen-street.

AUCKLAND CATTLE SHOW.

Eoyal George Inn, Newmarket.

WILLIAM POSBENESKIE f BEGS to announce to his friends and the ptiblic that he has succeeded Mr. W Tutty in the above business, and that on Thursday next, 3rd instant, for the convenience of the proprietors of Stock, Visitors, and others, he will provide a first rate dinner at 1 p.m. precisely, at 3s 6d. each.

God Save the Queen. Newmarket, Doc. 1, 1857.

RUSSELL WINE VAULTS,

Auckland.

HENRY KELLY, (late Master of the Brig " Algerine,") having taken the above named Establishment, begs to acquaint his friends and the public generally, that he intends to keep none but the best brands of Wives, Spirits, Beer, &c, in the Province, and trusts by civility and attention he may share a portion of their patronage. Auckland, Dec. 1, 1857.

FIRST CLASS AGRICULTURAL MACHINES & IMPLEMENTS.

RICHARD GARRETT & SONS,

Leiston Works, Saxmundham, Suffolk, England, AND

40 MARK LANE CHAMBERS, LONDON, E.C

TNVENTORS and Manufacturers of the most ■*- approved Machinery in use for Agricultural purposes, specially adapted for the requirements of Colonial Farmers, of which the following Machines are largely in use in most of the Colonies : — Portable and Fixed Steam Engines for Thrashing, Sawing, Pumping, and Contractors Work generally Combined Thrashing and Dressing Machines for preparing Grain for Market in one operation Thrashing Machines adapted for Horses or Oxen Hand Power Dressing Machines of an improved construction Garretts Celebrated (improved) Hassey's Reaping Machine Chaff and Straw Cutters for cutting food or litter Scarifiers, Ploughs, Harrows, Hay Machines, and Dry Rakes Garretts Improved Drills for all kinds of Crops, and suited to every variety of land and method of cultivation ! Patent Horse Hoes which hoe all kinds of drilled ! crops more effectually and at half the cost of j hand hoeing Stone Mills for grinding farm produce and Flour Dressing Machines Sawing Machinery from 2 to 20 horses power &c, &c, &c.

Estimates, Plans, and Drawings, — also Catalogues in English, French, and German — forwarded, post free, on application by letter or otherwise at the Works. All Machines delivered free to London. Full information respecting R. G. and Sons' Machines can be procured of any respectable Colonial Merchant in England, or of their correspondents at the principal towns throughout the Colonies. The efficiency and durability of the Machines are guaranteed, and they are packed in the smallest compass possible to economise freight. Messrs. John Shand and Sons, of Avon Lodge, Christchurch, have made use of R. G. and Sons r machines, and can therefore speak to their general utility and peculiar adaptation to the requirements of agriculturalists in this Colony.

JXotice.

THE Undersigned w ; ll close their respective places of Business on Thursday the 3rd instant, being tbe day of the Auckland Cattle Show. D. GRAHAM & Co. ARCH. CLARK, I. BBIDOMAN. ' WM. RATTRAY. J. & W. HENDERSON. R. PATERSON. R. B. SHALDERS. T. S. FORSAITH. S. & J. R. VAILE. LINCOLN, DAWSON, k 00. WM. MORRIN. WM. McEWAN. NEWMAN & EWEN. JOHN COLEMA.N. ,T. T. BOYLAN. CRUICKSHANK & SMART. THOMAS MACKY & Co. December, 1, 1857.

To Carpenters and others.

ri^ENDERS are required for the Erection, &c, J- of a COTTAGE, of wood, in Ohapel-street, for Mr. T. Canty. Plans and Specifications can be seen, and information obtained, on application to the undersigned, to whom Tenders are to be delivered on or before noon of Wednesday the 9th Dec. Jas. Derbom, Victoria-street. Auckland, Nov. 30, 1857.

NOTICE.

MY Wife, DORCAS CLEVELAND, having left me without my consent, I will not be responsible for any debts she may contract irom this date. Alttked Matson Cleveland. Shortland Crescent, Nov. 30, 1857.