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New Zealander, Volume 10, Issue 838, 26 April 1854, Page 2

EX MOA, On Sale at the Stores of the Undersigned. rnwo CASES FANCY DRESSES I- 1 Case Huckaback 2 " Oil Coals 4 '•' Worsted Rugs 2 " Playing Cards 1 " Cloth Caps 1 " Half Hose 5 " Apparel 5 " Moleskin Trowsers \ Package Feathers 1 Case Children's Dresses \ 1 Sets Tea Trays 7 Cases Pint Pickles 17 Bales Blankets } 4 q White 2 Cases Wool Shawl Scarfs 1 Case Blue Flannel 9 " Prints 1 " Pilot American Coals 2 Rales Canvas 7 " Saii Duck 4 Cases Tickings 16 Rales Calico 1 Case Tinder Roxes and Lanterns 1 Casn Blacksmiths' Tools 5 Bagalellc Roards i Case Circular Tea Caddies, etc. 4 " Cigar Boxes 50 Sets Tinware { Case Cayenne Pepper 1 *« Coffee Pots 2 '' Sauces \ " Hunting, Riding, and Dog Whips 1 " Ironmongery 51 Drums Paint Oil 18 " Turps 562 Kennard Iron Pots 89 Camp Ovens 2 Weighing Machines 1 Trunk Stationery 1 Case Shoe Brushes 1 " Account Rooks 19 Dozen Spades \ Case Men's Shoes 1 " White Pepper 20 " Syrups 10 " Prime Wiltshire Cheese 9 " Rasp. Vinegar 2 Cases Red and Blue Flannel 6 Ilhds. Vinegar 15G* Boxes Liverpool Soap 1 Case Cigars 5 Kegs Tobacco 1 Case Gala Plaids 4 " Crshmere Shawls 2 Casks Varnish \ Jar do. 48 Wheat Mills i Cooking Stove etc., etc., etc. W. S.Grahame. EX BALTASARA. 7ORSALE,-80 PARRELS AMERICAN FINE FLOUR. W. S. Grahame. NOTICE. MR. J. ST YAK, Auctioneer, Appraiser, and General Commission Agent, I}EGS to announce to his friends and the 5 public generally, that he is now prepared to effect sales, cither by Auction or privately, of Landed or other properly, Cattle, Horses, Sheep, and every description of Farm produce, Regular Sales at Newmarket on the second Tuesday in every month. Orders left with Mr. Boylan, Queen-street, or at the Exchange Hotel, will meet with immediate attention. N OTICE. TITR. JOHN STYAK respectfully inti- j ■i-T-1- males to his numerous Friends and the Public generally, that he is about to commence business as an I Appraiser and General Commission Agent, to which he iutends adding that of Auctioneer, as soon as a License can be obtained, in which capacities he confidently trusts by promptitude and strict integrity, to merit a share of public support. Mr. Styak's thorough practical knowledge of the value of every kind of Building, and all matters connected therewith, especially fit him for the disposal of properly of that description. He offers his services particularly to Ihe Settlers for the sale of Stock and Produce of every kind. Being constantly in the Market, he will be in possession of the highest current prices. Also, having a perfect knowledge of where produce is to be obtained, will be enabled to purchase for Merchants or Persons who may be exporting to the neighbouring Colonics, with the utmost confidence and dispatch. V Any communications left at the Exchange Hotel, will meet with immediate attention. FOR SALE BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. I*XfiZ FINE HALF-BRED LAMBS, and *■*** Thirty MERINO EWES, all warranted clean. For full particulars apply to Mr. John Styak. AUCTIONEER AND LAND AGENT. 14 ,| u. J. NEWMAN offers his services to jjJL the Public as an AUCTIONEER AND GENERAL AGENT, more particularly for the sale or Purchase of Land, Houses, Cattle, and other Live Slock. Monthly Sale of Horses at the Exchange Yard on the first Saturday of er.ch month. Monthly Sa'e of Calt'e, Horses, isc , a New Market on the second Tuesday of each Month. Quarterly Sale at Otahuhu on the first Wednesday in the Quarter, commencing with June, and at Howick on the first Wednesday, commencingiii April. Stock kept at fixed charges in his Remuera Paddocks. Laud selected under ihc late regulations on reasonable terms.