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New Zealander, Volume XVIII, Issue 1640, 4 January 1862, Page 2

COCHRANE, BROTHER, & CO Will Sell bv Auction, on THURSDAY, tfe 16th instant, at 11 o’clock, at their Stores, Fore-«tet, 2 BUILDING LOTS, PONSONBT RO/P Cottage and Lot, corner of Hobson ad Cookstreets 2 lots on the Epsom Road 50 x 37 feet off Shortland-street Allotment May town, near Bird Grove 60 acres near the Lake, North Shore Building lot, South Newton 2 Dwelling Houses, Wellington-stree A well watered Cattle and Sheep Rt‘i 355 acre s Runciman’s 8S acres, Drury 5 acres, Onehunga, in grass, good h‘ lsc > 3 acres, Onehunga, house, outhouse &c.,now let at £2O per annum 2 allotments, City West Dwelling house with Satbles, Arc., Carl ton Gore, Kyber Pass Allotments in Mangonui East FORTY TONS OF ADELAIDE FLOUR, And an Invoice of Groceries and Chois Teas, &c., At Auction, THURSDAY next, 3th instant, at 11 o’clock. COCHRANE,, BROTHER k CO. HAVE received instructions to# the Consignee, for the prompt and unreserve! sale of the above shipments now landing, and whicl wH be unreservedly closed up on Thursday next, at Auction. Terms at Sale. BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES. The Lease, Entire Plant and Stock of St. George’s Brewery, AT AUCTION, FRIDAY, 10is ixsx., 12 o’clock. COCHRANE, BROTHSR & CO. Will unreservedly sell off by Aucioi, on the premises, St. George’s Bay, Parnell, on fRTDAY next, 10th instant, at twelve o’clock, All and sundry the tight and good WILL, together with al! Title and Interest of Mr. R. O’Sullitan in the aid Brewery, together with all Chattels, Moveables, Brcvinp Stock, &c., now therein, including— Finest K*nt Hops of iB6O English Malt First-rate Sacchrromeer, ay Harrison Sugar, &c., &c Casks, Vat, &c.,&c. And 40 hhds. Beer

Terns-Gsh. Two Hundred Bushels ?rime Old Seasoned Maize, in kits and sacks, JUST received from last (oast, ex “Dolphin,” at Auction, MONDAY, lith instant, 11 o’clock. COCHRANE, BROTHER, & CO. Genuine Cutlery. COCHRANE, IROTHER, & CO. Will Sell by Auction, a their Stores, Fore-street, on MONDAY, lSthins;ant, at 11 o’clock, 13 DOZEN PENKMVES, various 14 “ Double-blaie ditto, handsomely finished 32 “ Three-blade ditto, new style, finely tempered, ettra finish, &e. Terns ;j Cash. Trade Sale cf Boots and Shoes, EX “MERMAID.”' n TRUNKS ASSORTED, TUESDAY next, 14th inst., at the Exhibition Hall, City Buildings, Tore-street. COCHRANI, BROTHER & CO. AT AUCTION, IGtii INST.. First class (attle and Sheep Run, 355 Acres, ON THE WHAIGA-MAIRE PENINSULA, Adjoinhg Cameron’s Farm. rpiIIS Run is wel known to tic neighbouring setJL tiers for its nany excellences, having a large frontage to Creeks riiich almost surround it; it is naturally adapted for he retention of Cattle as well as being abundant in fied and well witered. The herbage bathed in the saliie atmosphere of the Manukau, is peculiarly sweet aid nutritive, and to sheep in particular, especially atractive. Tie wool grown on this run commanded tin highest pric obtained during the season. From Airkland the disance is within a ride of an hour and a-hilf, the Ferrj landing passengers upon the property. As the Sale is mreserved the terms will be made as liberal as circuustances will prmit. CCCHRANE, BSOTHER, & CO. Real Estate. ( PRELIMINARY ADVIfRTIZEMENT. S. COCHRANE, BROTHER, & CO. Are instructed ly the Executors of the late Colonel Gray, to sell ly auction, at their Land Mart, Fortstreet, on Janiary 15th, 1862, A COMP ACT FARM, containing 202 acres or thsreaboits, adjoining the property of A. Kennedy, Esq. Also,— 95 acres of valuable Laid at Maraetai. Full particulars in future advertisement. Wool Sde. CCCHR A NE & CO. BEG to irform Wool growers and the public generaly, that in consequence of the late advices showing a greit decrease in the price of Wool, (especially badly Washed and in Grease) it is their determination to deify’ holding their first WOOL SALE UNTIL EARLY IN JANUARY, by which time they have reason to believe the reports from England by the January Mail will be much more satisfactory aid encouraging to Owners of Wool, and would earnestly advise their friends ibout to send Washed Wdol, to be exceedingly particular that it be Well Wasted. All Wool consigned to their care is covered by Insurance from date of receipt to delivery'. Ample and Dry Storage at their new and commodious Brick Store, Fort-street. I COCHRANE & CO., Anctioieers, Fort-street, Auckland. f NOTICE. London, Ist October, 1361. Messrs, saunders, otlef & co. to announce to the Subscribers and Readers ot the “ Oriental Budget,” that while taking advantage of the Repeal of the Paper Duly, and permanently enlarging that Journal (on and after the Ist November next) to FORTY-FOUR PAGES, OT ONE HUNDRED and thirty-two columns of matter, they have resolved, at the same time, to change its title to the Literary Budget for England* India, China, Australia, and the Colonies. Two years ago, the “Oriental Budget” was originated for circulation in India and our Eastern Colonies alone. It now finds its way to every British Colony in the four quarters of the globe, and circulates as well a large number in England. It will be obvious, therefore, that the title, “Oriental,” has now become a misnomer. No change whatever will be made in the contents of the “ Budget,” which will be conducted on the same plan principles which have rendered it so successful. It will be devoted, as heretofore, to Literature, Politics, the Drama, Science, and tyrt, and its price will remain One Shilling. —' gar Subscribers* names will be received at the “ New-Zsalander” Office. tfanmry I, jsw, 1