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New Zealander, Volume 11, Issue 959, 23 June 1855, Page 1

%aies bp auction. HOUSE SALE. MR. J. NEWMAN Witt Set! by Auction, al the Grey Hound Yard, THIS DAY, the 25rd instant, at 12 o’clock, O POWERFUL HORSES, ex “William 99 Denny” 1 cari Mare, -heavy in foal to Mr. Barriballs Horse Beside several oibers not described, the above were brought down by a good judge, and will be found suitable for carting. NEWMARKET CATTLE SALE. SIR. J. NEWMAN Will bold bis usual fortnightly Sate, al Newmaikct, on Tuesday, the 26 th inst., at 11 o’clock ; when in addition to other slock, be will self, HEAD ex “ \A onga Wonga,” com- **** prising quiet DAIRY COWS, young HEIFERS, and STEERS. HAY AT OTAHUUU. MR. J. NEWMAN Will Sell by Auction, at Otahuhu, on Wednesday, the 27i1l instant, al 12 o’clock, STACKS OF HAY, containing about 20 *** Tons The above is first rale Hay, well secured, convenient to the village, and will be sold in in lots to suit purchasers. O T A H U HU SALE. M 11. J. NEWMAN Will sell by Auction, at Otahuhn, on Wednesday, the 27th instant, at 12 o’clock, \ MIXED Herd of about 40 Head of .rV CATTLE, comprising Cows, Heifers, Steers, Working Bullocks, a few bat Catlla and a choice bred Bull. MR. J. NEWMAN Is instructed by Messrs. Clark Sl Lcasroos to sell bv Auction, al Otahuhu, on \v \x>nesdiv, the 2Tib ins'. - WETHER HOGGETS, in fiao condition 50 to 100 Ewe do. MESSRS. WILLIAMSON & CRUMMER’S H D. Mil. J. NEWMAN Has been instructed, in consequence of Mr. Wheeler leaving the farm, to sell by auction in Mr. Brady’s Paddock, Panmure, on FRI DAY, the 29th June, at 12 o’clock, 3 a SUPERIOR DAIRY COWS, from the ■ herd of Messrs. Williamson and Crciimer. About 20 bead are in full milk, the remainder near calving, and all in calf to Mr. Williamson’s celebrated short-horned Bull. The Auctioneer feels reluctant to say anything further in recommendation of the above; thev are known as the best herd in the Province, and stockholders will neglect their interests if they fail to purchase at this sale. If inducement offers a few Heifers will be sold. Terms:— Above 3 >L, approved bills al S months, bearing interest. COASTING TRADE. ROBERT SCHULTZ AND CO. Have been honoured with instructions to submit to public Competition, on some day to be named in a future advertisement, the undermentioned vessels, momonth expected to arrive in this port from Australia, viz., I? ORE and Aft Schooner, “Mary Ana,** 38 lons Fore and aft Schooner, “ Dolphin,” -42 tons it u it “ Jane,” 49 “ Topsail “ “Rebel,” 101 “ The above vessels arc expected to arrive mcmenllv, and being well found in rigging, sails, ;sc.\ present an opportunity to thos» interested in our extensive coasting trade, that may not again occur. MR. T. F. McGAURAN as received instructions from Mr. Wm. Gordon, to sell by Public Auction, at the Prince Albert Inn, Epsom, on MONDAY, 2olh instant, at 11 o’clock, in consequence of his retiring from public business, T OUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consisting 1 of— Chairs, Tables, Sofas, Bedsteads, Beds Bedding, Looking Glasses A large quantity of Crockery and Glassware Kitchen Utensil* Forms and empty Casks, etcTile Slock in Trade, consisting of— Wine% Spirits, Bottled rJe. ami Also, About seven Tons of excellent PoiaXaci. Beside* i Mares, and I young woll-hred Cvh A Lunch will be provided... OTAHUUU MONTHLY FAIR. MR. T. F. MG AUR AN. IP- EGS to direct the attention or the pubS i Uc to the Second Monthly Fair;• which will he held at Otahuhu on TUESDAY, 3rd July next, on which occason he will sell by Public Auction, liorsos, Cattle, and Other live itcck.