SALES BY AUCTION Tuesday, April 10. THE TRIANGLE. For sale on Tuesday next, April 10. at 2 o'clock, QA II EA I) STO R E C ATTL E OU 40 Merino Wethers ALFRED BUGKLAND. 821 Thursday, April 12. THE NEWMARKET YARDS. For sale on Thursday, April 12, at One o'clock, 1 y VERY CHOICE HEREFORD 10 HEIFLRS 70 Fat Cattle, ex 'Hydra' 40 Fat Cattle from the neighbourhood 200 Fat Sheep 20 Fat Lambs Fat and Store Figs ALFRED BUCKLAND. 822 Thursday, Aprii 12. SMALL POTATOES. For sale, at Newmarket, on Thursday, April 12, at One o'clock, about if\ TONS SEED AND SMALL 4:U POTATOES. A sample will be at the Market. The potatoes will be in the enclosure opposite the residence of Mr. James Dilworth, ALFRED BUCKLAND. 829 Thursday, April 12. THE NEWMARKET YARDS. WELL-BRED HEREFORD HEIFERS BY AN IMPORTED HULL FROM For sale on Thursday next, April 12, -j y HEAD Very Choice ANIMALS, JL'J Two years old. ALFRED BUCKLAND. 8,10 Preliminary Notice. For sale at an early date, jAFA R Al ALL O T AI E N T S , 1U varying from 12 Acres to 6G Acres, in "the best part of Mahurangi, bounded by available roads, on the farm of Mr. Robert Meikle. ALFRED BUCKLAND. 72" THE HAYMARKET, ..., ■., ■, ....ted good seed, EE D CLOVER White Clover Cow Grass Rye Grass ALFRED BUCKLAND The Tam;iki Landing MR. ALFRED BUCKLAND RESPECTFULLY informs his friends that he has erected a substantial Wharf, willi secure moorings for vessels, at his Landing on East Bank of j'amaki, on which both cattle and sheep are landed, so as to prevent their access to salt water. Experienced Persons at all times present to receive Stock, which can bo forwarded at once to the market, or remain for a time at grass—at the option of consignee. 107 te The Triangle. I REGULAR Sales of Cattle, Horses, t and Sheep, on TUESDAYS, at, wo o'clock. ALFRED BUCKLAND. THIS DAY. WINE AND SMUTS, ALE, POUTER, ETC. BEEF, PORK, FLOUR, TOTATOES, FURNITUKE, POULTRY, ETC. JONES & CO, Will sell by auction, at Brunswick Buildings, This Day (Saturday), 7th instant, at eleven o'clock, 99 BA RRE L BBE EF 0 casks Pork 6 tons Potatoes , r > tons Flour 100 bags Oats 20 half-thesis Tea 100 boxes Tea 2 tons No. 1 Sugar 4 tons Y. Sugar 30 cases Kerosine 2.5 Cheeses 13 bags Onions 25 boxes Auckland Soap &c, &c, &c. Ale, Porter Sherry, Port Brandy, Whiskey Moselle, Champagne Sauternc, Claret &p., &c, Sic. Furniture, Pi Saddles, Brid Wodnesr'ay Anril 11. CHINESE AM> JAPANESE FANCY GOODS. EX "WAVERLEY." hive received instructions from the importers to offer for sale by auction, at Hobson's Buildings, Shortlandstreet, on Wednesday, April i I, \ VERY LARGE and VARIED \_ ASSORTMENT of the above, jusisting ot Visas Lacquered and Ivory Ware Toys, &c, &e. Cards of admission to view the goods id ca alogues may be obtained from ic auctioneers, on and after Saturday, le 7th instant. 787
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New Zealander, Volume XXIV, Issue 2618, 7 April 1866, Page 2
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