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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXI, Issue 2613, 2 December 1865, Page 2

Public Auction Sales.

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 5,

THE TRIANGLE. ALFRED AUCKLAND Has received instructions from Robert GkAiiam, Esq., to sell, at the Triangle, on Tuesday, December sth, at 1 o'clock, about y4 f\ HEAD Well-bred COWS, near their calving, tlrX-P and in calf to hia Impoited Bulls. Those cattle are healthy and free from disease Having been brought from Motulapu within a week of the sale. They offer an unusual opportunity f«r stocking fresh run 1 ?.

POSTPONEMENI OF WOOL SALE. /^ONfSEQUENT on PBIDAY" last being the \J clay fixed for the Grand Jury to meet, THE AUCTION OF WOOL is POSTPONED TO WEDNESDAY NEXT. ALFRED JSUCKLAND.

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER G THE HAYMARKEi'. ANNUAL WOOL SALE. rpilE PRINCIPAL WOOL SALE of the season JL will be held afc the Haymarkcl, on Wednesday, Cth December, at 12 o'clock. About COO bales, including the clips fiom the piincipaljong-woolled flocks in the province, will be pitched. Those who purpose selling 1 at this time will oblige by foi warding their Wool without delay, in oiilor to have it propeily arranged for sale. ALFRED BUCKLAND:

WOOL SALE! WOOL SALE! PRINTED CATALOGUES (for tho Wool Sale on Wednesday next) will be leadyon the day previous to the salo, when intending purchasers are invited to INSPECT the diffeienfc LOTS. All Wool not in the Stoic on MONDAY will be too late to bo Catalogued for this sale. Hayiaarket, November 29, 1865. ALFRED BUCKLAND.

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER G. FIRST-CLASS LONG-WOOLLED SIIEEP. ALFEED BUOKLAND Has received instructions from Robert Graham, Esq., to sell, without rcseive, at the Ilaymaiket, on Wednesday next, December Glh, immediately after the wool sale, mHE FOLLOWING SUPERIOR SHEEP, in I their wool : 4 Four-tooth Laug-woolled Earns " "10 "Long-wooHed Ram Hoggets ''••- 20 Long-v.oolled Rain Lambs 20 Long-woollecl Ewes 20 Long-woolled Ewe Lambs These sheep will be found u ell woith the ntt-ention of sheep bieodois, Air. Gialmm having been among the first; who paid attention to the long-wools in this province, and those which will be oflared have been caiefully selected from his Luge flock.

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 5. IMPORTANT SALE OF GRAZING LAND, S TANDING HAY, CROPS, POTATOES, AND VETCHES. ALI'BBD BUCKLAND Has received instructions fiom Mr. JohxGbigu to sell, ou hi-j Farm, Otahubu, after the usual sale, on Tuesday, December 5, at one o'clock, rpHE GRAZING on the Faun known as JL FAIRBAIUN'S FLVTS, containing 345 Acres, until June 20, 18GS, in Lots, vaiying with the size of the enclosures, fiom 10 to CO Acies. The ]l AY CROP ou 113 Acres Meadow Giass, the enclosures containing lespectively \o Acies, 3o Acies, and Gj Acres. The Hay Crop on 75 Acies of Oals, Grass, and Red Clover, in two cuclosutes, containing Ao Acies and 30 Acres. 40 Acies of POTATOES, in lots of 10 Acies. Id Acres of VETCHES, in lots of 5 Acres. The Ci ops above enu.neiated are of easy access to a metalled load, in the immediate vicinity of tho village of Otahuhu, and are above an average quality. The Hay can be stacked ou the ground at convenience of the purchaser. Terms : — Under JBjO, cash ; above that amount, approved bills at four and six: months' date, bearing inteiesb at the rate of ten percent, per annum.

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7. THE NEWMARKET YARDS. For sale on Thursday next, December 7, lit twelve o'clock, Wf\ HEAD WELL - FATTED CATTLE 9 \J Dairy Cows Store Cattle 40 Merino Wetheis, in their wool 230 Fat Sheep and Lambs Fat Calves Fat aud Store Pigs. ALFRED BUCKLAND.

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7. STOEE CATTLE. For (sale on Thursday next, December 7, at twelve o'clock, Q/~V HEAD HALF-FAT CATTLE, OU tqxial sexes. ALFEED BUCKLAND.

THE TAMAKI LANDING. ME. ALFRED BUCKLAND TJESPEOTFULLY informs bis friends that he .t\> has ERECTED » substantial WHARF, with Secure Moorings for vessel*, at his Landing on Enst Bank of TAMAKI, on which both cattle and sheep are lauded, so as to pi event their access to salt water. Experienced Porions at all times present to receive Stook, which can be forwarded at once to the market, or remain for a time at grass— at the option •f consignee. November 15, 1865.