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New Zealander, Volume 13, Issue 1132, 21 February 1857, Page 2

Sales hj u Auction. THOS. WESTON % CO. Will sell by auction, at their Stores, Short-land-street, on Monday next, 23rd instant, at eleven o’clock, O HHDS. IRISH WHISKEY ** 30 casks bottled ale 40 doz. brown sherry 30 cases Lavers’ lemon syrup 5 chests Congou tea $0 gunpowder 50 tins mustard 6 cases pint pickles English cheese, in tins Tins confectionery 30 boxes Belmont sperm candles 2 casks liquid blacking 10 boxes clothes pegs 6 American eight-day clocks 4 casks pork 6 cases prime apples (Emperor pippin) And, The ’tween-deck littings of the “ Euphernus.” GENERAL MERCHANDISE. MR. H. ELLIS WILL sell by auction, at his Rooms, Shortland-street, on Tuesday next, the 24th instant, at 11 o’clock, 35 boxes colonial soap 30 “ Belmont sperm candles 30 “ English soap 154 mats sugars 11 mats raw coffee 2 cases liquorice 14 “ bottled fruits 10 “ pint pickles 8 “ cordials 10 bales cordage and twine 11 packages assorted spices 2 bales wine and ginger beer corks Bright axes and handles Augers, chisels, hammers With a variety of ironmongery, paints, oils, lytharge, turps, &c., &c. F.IICY IIIMPEItf, niLlillKKV, All) CLOTH IM*. Ex ‘Sporting Lass,’ via Sydney from London. MR. D. NATHAN Will sell by auction on Thursday next, the 2Gth inst., at the Stores, Queen-street Wharf, lately occupied by Mr. James Macky, CASES DRAPERY, MILLINERY, &c., consisting principally of— Case 1368 —Girls’ and maids’ straw, dunstable, Milan, rice, Mexican, cordonet, tuscan, and diamond bonnets Women’s brilliant, diamond, Devon, satin, tuscan, and fancy ditto Children’s new Spanish dunstable, brilliant, and fancy hats Girls’ and maids’ ditto ditto 3 boxes caj> flowers, bunches roses, and ostrich plumes Case 19—Maids, girls’, children’s, and boy’s fancy hats, a great variety Cascll4B—Jaconet Iris robes, Agnes and bayadere jaconet ditto, with skirts and Mantle made up. Case 1222—Rich French glace silk and satin bayadere, body robes, evening and dinner dresses, with lace chemisette sleeves, ribbon, lining silk, and velvet, trimmings made up complete Case 1260 —French paiamattas, assorted colours. 2 pieces black gros dc Naples 1 “ “ ducapc 10 gross hat ribbon Case 510 —Tartan checks Case 1307—Clan pattern gala plaids Case 1231—Rich printed Cashmere dresses Case 1173 —Rich white and coloured French tarlatans 1216—1 case coloured cobourgs 1180 —1 ditto wool square, long, and very superior shawls 1363 —1 ditto rich Circassians 1274—1 ditto wool caps, hoods, gaiters, boas, scarfs, polkas, cravats, diamond, grey, white, and merino socks 1229 —1 bale superior 9-4, 10-4, 11-4, and 12-4 blankets 2483 —1 case untrimmed caps, frock bodies, habit shirts, book chemisettes, cambric collars, crape line 326—1 case sewing silk, white and black Imperial tapes, mixed pins, and shirt buttons 786—1 case black doe trousers, spring bottoms 2452—1 ditto boys’ and youths’ twill eightshaft cord trousers 2441—1 case miller’s drab mole trousers 2496—1 ditto double stitched miller’s drab ditto 729 —4 bale blue serge shirts, band fronts 1 ditto pilot cloth jackets i Sale to commence at 11 o’clock. Terms at time of Sale. VALUABLE Mnjf. MR. DAVID NATHAN Has received instructions from the Proprietor, Mr, Michael Tekin, to sell by Auction, on the 20th March, 1857, if not disposed of by private contract previous to that date, Very Desirable Farm, situated at Maraitai, about 2 miles from Howick beach, having Forty chains frontage to a sheltered bay, with good landing and a navigable river for crafts of 15 to 20 tons, the entire length of the Farm, the same containing 219 acres of the very finest soil, having thereon two dwelling houses, stack yard paled with 6 feet stuff, and a paddock of 21 acres ready for cropping in May, fenced with 5 feet paling, with two constant springs of water running through the same. There are 500 acres of Kauri Forest, fronting the sea, about two miles from the Farm, and 300 acres of Kauri Forest within half-a-mile of the Farm —roads cut into the centre of each bush. The purchaser of the Farm can cut the timber thereon until the whole is cleared for a small consideration. For further particulars apply to the Auctioneer or to Mr. M. Tekin, on the Farm.