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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXI, Issue 2610, 29 November 1865, Page 2

Public 'Auction .Sales.

*~ \ * skTURDA.^. DECEMBER 2. " . FARM' OP ! SIXTY-THREE ACRES, AT t MAHURANGI.

For sale at the Haymarket. on Saturday, December 2nd, at 12 o'clock,

FARM No. 144, Paiish of Mahurangi, County of Marsdon, known as Holder's claim, bounded on two sides by roads, and on the third by a stream. A portion of this Farm, which is good available land, has been laid down with grass and olover, and is in the neighbourhood of other settlers.

ALFRED BUOKLAND ;

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2.

THE HAYMARKET.

4 FOUR- YEAR-OLD HEAVY DRAUGHT HORSES, got by Invincible, witli heavy trial?, the property of Mr. G. 11. Selbv.

For sale, on Saturday next, at 12.

ALFRED BUCKLAND,

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 5.

THE TRIANGLE.

WAITE'S WHARF, OTAHUHU.

ALFRED BUCKLAND

Has received instructions, from Mr, J. Waite, to sell, at tho Triangle, on Tuesday, December sth, after tho usual oattle salo, (\ ALLOTMENTS, Nos. 21 and 22, situate next i-V the Great South Road, each with a frontage of G6 feet to tho river aud Cracroft-street, together with tho Foui-stalled Stable and Hayloft erected thereon.

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 5.

THE TRIANGLE.

ALFRED BUCKLAND

Has received instructions from Robert Graham, Esq., t<j sell, at tho Triangle, on Tuesday, December sth, at 1 o'clock, about ,*A HEAD Well-bred COWS, near their calving, rJb\/ and in calf to his Imported Bulls.

Those oattle are healthy and free fiom disease, having boon brought from Motutapu within a week of the sale. They offer an unusual opportunity for stocking fresh l uns.

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 15.

BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSARYGENERAL.

For Bale at the C.T.C. Stables, Tauranga, on Friday, Docember 15, at 12 o'clock, about Q/\ HEAD HORSES AND MARES, UV with their equipments, consisting of Har11088 and Drays,

ALFRED BUCKLAND.

FRIDAY, JANUARY 5.

BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSARYGENERAL.

For sale, at the Pcurose Stables, on Fiiday, January sth, 1866, at eleven o'clock, about

S\C\C\ FIRST-CLASS DRAUGHT HORSES. 4i\J\J some with their Equipments, consisting of Harness, Drays, &c.

Theso Horses are a very superior lot, principally hoavy draught, and all of them good woikers. Amongst them are some of tho best Stock in the colony, including tho Superior Mares purchased fiom the lato Mr. Boujamiu Newell, aud the Draught Entires, Windsor Castle Rangatiia, And a Powerful luvincible Colt.

ALFRED BUCKLAND.

THE TRIANGLE.

REGULAR WEEKLY SALES OF CATTLE, HORSE STOCK, AND SHEEP, ON TUESDAYS, at

One o'clock.

ALFRED BUCKLAND,

THE TAMAKI LANDING.

MR. ALFRED BUCKLAND

RES PECTFULL7Y informs his friends that he has ERECTED a substantial WHARF, with Secure Moorings for vessels, at his Landing on East Bank of TAMAKI, on which both cattle and sheep are landed, so as to prevent their access to salt water.

Experienced Peisons afc all times present to receive Stook, which can bo forwarded afc once to the market, or remain for a time ab grass— at tho option of consigme. November 15, 1865.

THURSDAY, JANUARY 25.

TO THE SQUATTERS AND BREEDERS OF

AUCKLAND.

DEIVEE, MACLEAN, & CO.'S

SECOND ANNUAL SALE OF RAMS AND OTHER PUREBRED STOCK, DUNEDIN, N.Z.

We beg to intimate that wo intend to hold our QECOND ANNUAL SALE of RAMS and other PURE-BRED STOCK here, on tho 25th Januart, 1866.

Ou» Agonta, Messrs. A. L. Thomson and Co., will take charge, and arrange for Freight of any Stock consigned to us. The interest of consignors will, a« usual, hare our earnest attention.

DEIVER, MACLEAN, & CO. Stock, Station, and Wool Brokers, Dunbdin.