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New Zealander, Volume 10, Issue 909, 30 December 1854, Page 1

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ales bp auctionHORSE AND CHAISE. MR. J. NEWMAN Will Sell by Auction, at the Greyhound Inn, at 12 o'clock, THIS DAY,3 A HORSE and SUPERIOR LONDON- "- BUILT CHAISE, with harness, complete. Also, A Gentleman's Riding Saddle. HORSE SALE. MR. J. NEWMAN yILL hold liis usual Sale for HORSES, '» at the "Greyhound" Yard THIS DAY, the 30th instant, at twelve o'clock, where he is instructed to offer by Public Auction a number of good useful HORSES, just landed from the " William Denny," steamer. A pair of good Cart Horses. A trial will be given. Also a fine Plough Horse, two Mares, and a number of Draught Horses and Hacks. HOWICK CATTLE SALE. MR. J 7~NEWMAN TILL hold his usual CATTLE SALE, 1 in Mr. Crew's Paddock, Howick, on Wednesday, the 3rd January, 1855, at 1-2 o'clock, when a number of COWS, STEERS, HEIFERS, etc., will.be sold by Public Auction. This Sale in future will he held every alternate month. FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE UNDERWRITERS, OR WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. THOMAS WESTON AND CO. Will Sell by Auction, on Wednesday nest, 3rd January, at their Stores, Shortlandstreet, at 12 o'clock—rFHE following Articles saved from the I wreck of the schooner " Royalist," at Kawhia, now in the possession of Mr. JosephLot 4. 47 Sails, many of them new " 2. Standing and Running Gear •« 3. Blocks " 4. Cooking Utensils 11 5. Sundries, Compasses, Oil, etc. a G. 4 Water Casks, 2 Iron Tanks " 7. Barrel Beef, Box Tea " 8. Boat, 5 Oars, 4 Rowlocks, Jib, and Mainsail 11 9. Iron Articles " 10. Masts and Spars " 11. Best Bower Anchor and ninety fathoms chain " 12. Second Bower Anchor and ninety fathoms chain " 13. Kedge and Hawser An inventory of the articles contained in the different Lots may be seen at the Office of the Auctioneers. Terms Cash. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. ROBERT SCHULTZ AND CO. BEG to acquaint their friends and the public generally that they have taken that large Store, now nearly complete, on the Queen-street Whaif, next to Mr. J. Macky's Bonded Store. Having left their former rooms, in Fort-street, they will, pro tern, hold their accustomed Sales at Messrs. Combes and Daldy's new Store, Queenstreet Wharf, where they will have the honor to submit to public competition, on Thursday, 4th January, 1855, at eleven o'clock, — Without Reserve, O HIIDS. n BRANDY, 20 CASES GIN ** 30 doze Marzetti's ale 10 cases cherry cordials 1 pipe English gin 5 qr.-casks and 1 hhd. old Tom Table knives and forks Pen and pocket knives Pictorial gift books Madder prints, paper hangings Accordeons and flutinas Regalia cigars Dessert knives, scissors English loaf sugar Drawing-room curtains Saddlery, hickory shirts, sheeting NOTICE. THE Masters of Vessels, requiring to come alongside the Queen-street Wharf will make application after the Ist of January, 1853, at the Harbour Committee Oflico any day, Sundays excepted, between the hours of 10 a.m. and 4 p.m., and they .will be required to attend to the direction of the person in charge of the Wharf. Attention is called to the Bye Laws, which are at all limes open for inspection in the Harbour Committee Room. Vessels discharging foreign import cargo will lake the preference of loading vessels on the cast side of the Wharf, except where special permission has been given for a specific time allowed. Particular attention is called to fastening vessels agreeable to directions, aud to the quick removal of goods, as the Wharf is not to be considered in a secure, finished condition, or proper places for fastening prepared. By order of the Harbour Committee. W. Powditcii, Chairman. December 291h, 1854. Y S . On Su.e by the esdbrsigned, STRONG SYDNEY-MADE DRAYS. *■* John Woodhou!>e. Queen-street, 291b Doc., 1854.