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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXIII, Issue 3208, 28 October 1867, Page 2

Public Auction Sales.

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15. WOOL SALE. WM. HUNTER <fe CO. WILL hold their FIRST WOOL SALE for the SEASON at the DURHAM SALE YARDS, on Friday, the 15th of November, at 12 o'olock. Storage for all Wool consigned, free of charge. Wool-packs will be forwarded on application.

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9. DURHAM-STREET SALE YABDS. WM. HUNTER & CO. Will sell by auction, on Saturday, the 9th of November next, at the Durham Sale Yards, before commencing the horse Bale, QHORT-HORN BULL, YOUNG KNIGHT. SEVEN LEICESTER RAMS. The BULL is One Year and Ten Months Old, from Colonel TOWNLEY'S Celebrated Stock, by Roan Knight, out of Venilia. The sire of Roan Knight was from the same cow as Colonel Townley's famous cow Butterfly; Roan Knight is from Colonel Townley's Beauty. Venilia was granddam to Master Butterfly 2nd, and is also granddam to Colonel Townley's celebrated heifer Fidelity. The RAMS are from the West Dereham Abbey Flock, which has supplied rams to the most famous breeders in England and Scotland, the French and Russian Emperors, America, the Australian colonies, &c. The Proprietor of the flock has received during the last 20 years over 300 prizes from the Royal and other shows, and 100 from Fat Cattle Shows at Smithfield and Birmingham, for fat sheep and the produce of these rams. Fnrther information, and the full pedigree of the Bull, can be obtained at the office of WM. HUNTER & CO., DURHAM-STREET SALE YARDS, Auckland.

HEAVY DRAUGHT ENTIRE COLT. FOR SALE, A TWO-YEAR-OLD HEAVY DRAUGHT ENTIRE COLT, probably the best in the province. Apply to WM. HUNTER & CO.

IMPORTANT NOTICE. WM. HUNTER & CO. WOULD respectfully inform persons sending Stock for sale at their Weekly Sales at Newmarket, on Mondays Otahuhu, on Tuesdays . And at the Durham-street Yards, on Saturdays, that they have made arrangements to land all Stock consigned to them, at Kohimarama, known as Capt. Porter's Landing Place, and also at the Landing of George Howard Esq., Tamaki. Stock received will be kept in good grass paddocks till sold. Office, Durham-street, Auckland.

THUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7. TE AWAMUTU. JOHN D. HILL Ha 3 received instructions to sell by auction, on Thursday, November 7, at 11 o'clock a.m., at the stores of Mr. Fiu.nz Scherff, at Te Awamutu, without reserve, the whole of the large and wellselected Stock-in-trade of the above Stores, comprising :—: — WINES AND SPIRITS Groceries Provisions Drapery and Clothing Saddlery Ironmongery Crockery and Glassware &c, &c, &o. Also, 8 Superior Draught Horses 4 Superior Saddle Horses 8 Horse and Bullock Drays 2 Express Wagons 16 Seta of Harness 6 Saddles 2 Ploughs, 2 Harrows 3 tons of Bone Dust 1 ton of Guano 2 Chaff-cutting Machines 12 dozen Cane Chairs Furniture, &c. Agricultural and other Tools of every description, Bakers' Tools. Also, 1 Superior Piano, by Chappell, nearly new, And THE BUILDINGS, Comprising : STORE, 35 x 50, divided into wholesale and retail store and dwelling-rooms. KITCHEN, 16 x 10, with large fire-place and servants' room. STABLES, 25 x 50, with Stalls for ten horses, men's and forage rooms. BAKEHOUSE, 16 x 24, with large brick Baking Oven, 10 x 12. The whole of these buildings are substantially built of wood and iron, and in thorough repair. There is a large Garden, well stocked with fruit trees, large Yard and Fowl-houses ; the whole of the premises substantially fenced, and well adapted for either business or farming purposes. The above sale offers a rare opportunity to any person desirous of entering into business inWaikato, The Store has been established for three years, and is now doing the whole of the trade in this large and flourishing disirict, viz., Ohaupu, Te Rahu, Rangiawhia, Orakau, Kihikihi, and Te Awamutu. The buildings and premises will be sold in one lot, the other articles in lots to suit purchasers. Terms : — Cash. Further information may be obtained on applying Mr. A. Sherbabd, Te Awamutu j Mr. Fbanz Sohebff, Auckland ; or to JOHN D. HILL, AUCTIONEER, Alexandra.

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 29. CLEARING-OUT SALE OF GROCERIES, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ETC. C. ARTHUH & SON Have been favoured with instructions from Mr. H. Passloit, who is leaving Auckland, to sell by atwtion, jb his Premises, Hobson-street, near St. Mat#J«V# Church, on Tuesday next, the '29th. £nst|aVat 12 o'clock noon, nrajE BALANCE OF HIS STOCK OF JL * GENERAL GROCERIES, ETC. Also, Household Furniture, to. .