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

Public Auction Sales.

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30.

CHRISTMAS PRESENTS ! CHRISTMAS PRESENTS!

WITHOUT RESERVE.' "

WAX FRUIT AND, FLOWERS, ALABASTER JUGS, VASES, LUSTRES, GLASS SHADES AND STANDS, ETC. ,

O. STIOHBURT &,'SON Will sell by auction, on tho above date, at 11 o'clock, GO A S E S , Containing . - . Rpie Alabaster' Cased and Gilt Cut Lustres Rose and Chrisfcopas Roughed and Gilt Cut Lustres, Rose and Tinquoiso Roughed and Gilt Cut Lustics Purple Alabaster Cased and Gilt Cut Lustres Opal Rough Etruscan Painted Vases Alabaster Rimmed Frill Baskets Cliina Cigar Bundle Smoke Companions White and Gold Barrel Tobacco Jars Victorian and Albert Cameo Vases Parian Grecian Painted-handle Vases Brown Jesters Red Nest Flower Pots China Motto Jugs Italian Alabaster Ewers 1 China Whist Groups China Chess Groups &c, &c, &c.

Also, case Glass Shades and' Stand«, in sizes.

The Auctioneers beg to call the attention oE the public— the Goods being of a very superior description,

On view the day previous to the sale,

Terms : — Cash.

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 5.

POSTPONEMENT.

IN THE ESTATE OF THE LATE THOMAS BELL.

rpHE SALE IS UNAVOIDABLY JL POSTPONED

UNTIL TUESDAY, DECEMBER 5.

Partionlais iv future advertisement.

O. STIOHBCRY A SON, AUCTIONEERS.

- SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2.

DURHAM-STREET SALE YARDS.

HUNTER & CO.

Will sell at their Yards, on Saturday, a Large Double Biako : -f LARGE DOUBLE BRAKE.

At 11 o'clock.

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2.

DURHAM-STREET SALE YARDS.

HUNTER & CO.

Have received instructions from Mr. Lincoln, to sell rpilE STEEPLECHASE HORSE "LION." _L He is a compact Horse, with great power, and a good jumper.

At 11 o'clock.

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6.

HUNTER <fe CO.

Have received instructions from O. Blmjkburne Tew, Esq , CBfchL.l. (whoso family are proceeding to England), to sell, without reserve, at hi» lesidonce, in Onehunga, on Wednesday, December 6fch, fTIHE WHOLE of his HOUSEHOLD FURNI1 TURE, HORSES, HARNESS, DOG-CART, SADDLERY, MILCH COWS, POULTRY, RABBI rS, ic.

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8.

WOOL SALES.

DURHAM-STREEi 1 SALE YARDS.

HUNTER & CO. Will hold their FIRST WOOL SALE on Friday, the Bth December, and on the third Fiiday of each month diuiug the season,

Storage free of oliargo until sale day.

Woolpacks for sale.

DURHAM-STREET SALE YARDS.

HUNTER & GO.

Have for Private Sale, wo ° LPAOKS «

MAIZE! MAIZE

HUNTER is CO. Have on hand, for sale, AKA BAGS MA I Z^E.

PURE-BRED LONG-WOOLLED LEICESTER SHEEP.

FOR SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED,

fl/\/TV LONG-WOOLLED LEICESTER EWES sQ\)\J 300 LON3-WOOLLED LEICESTER EWE LAMBS 300 LONG-WOOLLED LEICESTER RAM LAMBS

Tho above first-class Shoep have been bred on the Islaud of Motutapu, aud aro \rai ranted free from scab and footrot. .

The quality of the Motutapu Flock are so well known as being the best Long-woolled Leicester Sheep in the Australian colouies, that breeders in Auckland would do well to avail themselves of this opportunity of obtaining pure-bred stook, of a class of Sheep so suitable to the climate and pasture of this province, and, from the hilly nature of the 'lsland of Motutapu, are well adapted for the runs in the

Southern provinces. Greab care has been token in selecting, and no expense spared in obtaining, from time to time, pure* bred imported Rams. The number of prizes obtained by this Flock in this and the neighbouring provinces is, of itself a sufficient ,' guarantee of the superiority of tlie Motutapu Flock. _ ' Intending purchasers oau obtain all information by applying to * r b ROBERT GRAHAM. Ellerslie, November 27, 1565.

NEW POTATOES,

THRESH, and in Lots to suit Purchasers, delivered JD in Town three times' a week, i . t Orders left at Mr. MoKbrhas's, Queen-street, or sent to . > i

MR. BEAMISH, Epsom,