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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXIII, Issue 3025, 6 April 1867, Page 2

Public Auction Sales.

TUESDAY, APRIL 9. OTAHUHU SALE YARDS. HUNTER <fc CO. Will hold their usual Weekly Sale, at Otahuhu, of FAT CATTLE, STORE CATTLE, DAIRY COWS, SHEEP, HORSES, and PIGS. At 2 o'clock.

TUESDAY, APRIL 9. OTAHUHU SALE YARDS. HUNTER & CD. Will sell $%f\r\ FAT SHEEP, at their Yard*, on £\J\J Tuesday. At 2 o'clook.

FRIDAY, APRIL 12. SALTS PF DAIRY STOCK AT EPSOM. HUNTER & CO. Have r«ceire<l instructions from Mr. John Goo»FBttow (.who is giving up his dairy) to sell by auotion, at his residence, Epsom, OA FIRST-CLASS DAIRY COWS &\J (at the Calving and in Calf). The above will be a good opportunity for persons wanting good Cows. A lunoheon will be provided. Sale to commence at 11 o'clock.

IMPORTANT SALE OF HORSES. HUNTER & CO. Have been favoured with instructions to sell by public auction, at the Durham Sale Yards, about . the second week in April (if not previously disposed of), THE FOLLOWING FIRST-CLASS WEIGHTCARRYING HORSES, the property of Colonel Hamilton and Officers of the 12th Regiment, about to leave the colonies : WINE MERCHANT, Bay Gelding, thorough-bred, 7 years old, 15 hands 3 inches ; winner of several races and steeplechases ; perfectly sound, free from blemish, and in good condition ; a good back and charger. MAGIC, Black Gelding, thorough-bred, 6 years old, 15 hands 1 inch ; a perfect charger, and ladies' horse ; a firstrate hack. POLICEMAN, Grey Gelding ; 8 years old, 16 hands 3 inches, very handsome ; a perfect charger and fencer ; up to great weight, and also a good hack, as well as a perfeot harness horse. THB SLAVE, Grey Gelding ; 7 years old ; a good hack, and carries a lady; has been in harness ; a strong, useful horse, up to weight. The well-known Steeple-chaser Galloway, NO NAME, Under 14 hands 2 inches, 7 years old, sound and free from blemish, in good condition, and able to beat anything of his inches for three miles, either on the flat or across country ; a good hack, and has carried a lady. THE CELEBRATED TROTTING HORSE OESAR, Well known in Auckland and the Bay of Islands to be one of the fastest trotting horses in the colony. PEGASUS, A Grey Gelding, 7 years old," a staunch useful hack; has been in harness, and stands absut 15 hands and 2 inches. BEESWING. Grey Mare, 7 years old ; above 15 hands ; a perfect fencer and hack; carries a lady ; winner of several steeplechases and hurdle races. THE DOCTOR, A Brown Gelding, ag«d, about 15 hands, a perfect hack charger and ladies' horse. ROGER, Bay Horse, aged; 15 hands 2 inches; perfectly sound, and free from blemish ; a good hack or pack* horse ; has been in harness, and will carry a lady. MOKAI, Flea-bitten Grey Horse, aged; 15 hands 1 inch; a thorough good and handsome hack ; will go in harness, double, single, or otherwise ; a perfect charger and lady's horse. HAUHAU, Chesnut Filly, 2 years old, thoroughbred ; 14 hands; broken into saddle ; perfectly quiet, and free from vice ; very fast.

THIS DAY. POTATOES, TEA CANDLES, PIPES WASHING CRYSTAL PEPPER, GROATS BLACKING, ETC. 10 ALLOTMENTS, POKENO. TURRELL & TONKS Will sell by auction This Day (Saturday), at 11 o'clock, /GROCERIES, FURNITURE, ETC., ETC. 1 TT _____ Also, 10 Allotment?, Pokeno, adjoining McLeans House.

TUESDAY, APRIL 9. TRADE SALE or SUGAR, TOBACCO, CORN FLOUR, CASTOR OIL, KEROSINE, SOAP, ARROWROOT, WHITING. TURRELL & TONKS Will sell, on Tuesday, April 9, at 11 o'clook, OVCk MATS CRYSTALLIZED SUGAR A 4 *r 40 gunnies Company's No. 1 Sugar 20 boxes Tobacco, 10s 10 cases Castor Oil 25 case 3 Cozzen's Kerosine 15 boxes Soap 8 cases Best India Arrowroot 20 cases Whiting &c, &c., Ac. Terms ai uouaj to the Trad,*,