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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XIX, Issue 1877, 23 July 1863, Page 2

Public Auction Sales.

,THIS DAY. DAIRY. HERD. MR. ALFRED BUCKLAND Hai received instructions from Mr. George Kells, to ■ell »t Newmarket, (This D*y) Thursday, July 23. at one o'olock, hii Dairy consisting of — -t A GOOD COWS\ many of them in milk JJMu- 16 we»ned Calves And A good Bull. TO LET with immediate possession the FARM con« ■isting of 128 acres good Land, all in grass, together ■with * good Dwelling-house and suitable outbuildings.

THIS DAY. FIRST CLASS DAIRY COWS. MR. ALFRED BUCKLAND. Has received instructions from Mr. Daniel Lynch (leaving his farm), to sell This Day (Thursday), at one o'clock, Q SUPERIOR DAIRY COWS. They are of large frame, well bred, and heavy milkers. THIS DAY. FAT PIGS, Ex 'SURPRISE.' /»/V FOR SALE, at Newmarket, This Day, t>\J »t 3 o'clock. MR. ALFRED BUCKLAND.

THIS DAY. FAT CATTLE. Ex ' Surprise,' from Kawhia. g\£* HEAD FOR SALE, at Nemarket, This /C\P Day, at 1 o'clock. MR. ALFRED BUCKLAND. THIS DAY. MR. ALFRED BUCKLAND Will sell at Newmaiket, This Day, 4 WORKING BULLOCKS, two of them are staunch and willing, and in first rate working order, the other pair are too poor for immediate work. SATURDAY, JULY 25. 3 THOROUGHLY good DRAUGHT MARES, five years old, of large bone, and in good condition, for sale at the Hayinarket, on Saturday next, BY MR. ALFRED BUCKLAND. SATURDAY, JULY 25.

5 STRONG RIDING HORSES, young and good Hacks, for sale at the Haymarket, on Saturday next, by r MR. ALFRED BUCKLAND. * — . ' SATURDAY, JULY 25. TEN UNBROKEN COLTS, from two to three years old, for sale, at the Haymarket, on Saturday next, by MR. ALFRED BUCKLAND. THIS DAY. OTAHUHU SQUARE YARDS. This Day (Thursday), July 23rd, at 11 o'clock. STYAK & HUNTER, Will lell by auction, QA TWO & THREE-YEAR OLD STEERS, O" all nearly fit for the butcher Dairy Com and Store Stock &c, &.C, 4c. THIS DAY.

A PPLES ! APPLES ! ! APPLES ! ! ! RIDINGS & DOWDEN Will sell by auction, This Day, at 12 o'clock, -|p^ BOXES APPLES, JL*_J in prime condition. FRIDAY, JULY 24. SHIP'S STORES, Ex 'Elizabeth Ann Bright. ' SPIRITS, WINES, ALE AND PORTER, HAMS, CHEESE, &c, &c. RIDINGS & DOWDEN Have received instructions to sell by auction, on Friday next, 24th instant, at eleven o'clock, nnHE SURPLUS STORES of the 'ELIZABETH X ANN BRlGHT, 'consisting of— 40 cases Sherry 50 „ Claret 20 „ Brandy 40 „ Whisky, Irish and Scotch 10 „ Old Tom 30 „ Ales and Porter 15 casks of bottled Fruits Assorted Sauces Curry Powder and Capers Maccaroni and Vermicelli Barcelona and Almond Nuts Arrowroot and Ground Rice Dried Apples 20 doz. Salmon and Lobster, in tins Jams, in 1 and 21b, tins 70 English Hams 60 English Cheese Muscatel Raisins 200 Tins Preserved Soups and Meats 40 Gross Wine Corks &c., &0., &c.

Terms.— Cash.

SATURDAY, JQLY 25. NOTICE. WAITEMATA ROWING CLUB. RIDINGS & DOWDEN Will «ell by auction, on Saturday next, 25th instant, at 11 o'clock, 8 ROWING BOATS, known as the 'STRANGER,' •ARROW,' and •BELLE OF THE WATERS,' (Being the property of the " Waitemata Rowing Club,") unl«i3 the claim of Mr. H. Morgan is liquidated before the Mle.

Terms Cash. ' FRIDAY, JULY 24. DRAPERY AND FANCY GOODS. SHOP AND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. GREAT CLEARING OUT SALE ! ! ! THOMAS fl. MABIN Has been instructed by Mr. Thomas Jones, to sell To-morrow, Friday, at 11 o'clock, on Mr. Jones's premises, corner of Victoria and Hobson- streets. ALL THE STOCK IN TRADE, consisting of Drapery Goods in great variety - sod general assortment of Fancy Goods, Glass Cases, Hpusehold^urfliture, Pictures, &c, &c. > ' -