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New Zealand Herald, Issue 17, 22 December 1863, Page 1

Saks bit Ruction. "WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 23. "MOUNT ST. MART.'' (IN THE CITY.) GEORGE SIBBIN Has received instructions from the Trustees in Mr. John Beaton's Estate, to sell by Auction, on Wednesday, the 23rd December, at 12 o'clock, HIS INTEREST IN LOTS 47, 48 and 49, being corner Allotment# of St. Mary's Road and Green*street. Also LOTS 114 to 119 inclusive, having frontage to Edinburgh, London, and New-streets, in one Block. *•* Plans to be seen and particulars leariied at the Mart. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 23. PART of Lot No. 9, sec. No. 16, Victoria-street, City of Auckland, near to the new Union Sank, Victoria-street and Queen-street, 19 feet 8 inches by 76 feet. There is a cottage and well on the property, with back entrance to a public street. Terms:—One-fourth cash, balance on Mortgage at 10 per cent. GEORGE SIBBIN, Acctionthsr. THIS DAY. THE TRIANGLE. 1 HEAD STORE CATTLE, principally J- O" three year old Steers, for sale This Dar, December 22nd, at 11 o'clock. ALFRED BUCKLAND. THIS DAY. THE TRIANGLE. QKfl FAT MERINO WETHERS iit/v 30 Working Oxen 20 Eat Steers Ex 'Corio,' lrom Napier, For Sale, This Day, Tuesday, December 22nd, at 11 o'clock. ALFRED BUCKLAND THIS DAY. the Triangle. Half Bred Ewes asd Lambs nr Shobt Wool. 151 FOR SALE, This Day, at 11 o'clock. ALFRED BUCKLAND. FRIDAY, JANUARY 8. WOOL SALE. THE THIRD WOOL SALE for this season will take place at the Haymarket, on FRIDAY, January Bth, at 12 o'clock. The ' Ida Zeigler' is on the berth for England, and will at this time be completing her loading. It will be a large sale and probably the last for the season. Immediate storage without additional charge available. ALFRED BUCKLAND. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 24. THE NEWMARKET SALE. FAT CATTLE, EX «RANGATIRA.' OA HEAD for Sale, on Thursday, December 24, Ou at one o'clock. ALFRED BUCKLAND THURSDAY, DECEMBER 24. THE NEWMARKET SALE. FAT WETHERS EX 'PLANET' & 'TAWERA,' FROM POVERTY BAY. FOR SALE on Thursday next, 24th Dec., &\J\J at one o'clock. ALFRED BUCKLAND. WESLEY AN CHAPEL, PARNELL. MUSICAL SOIREE. THIS EVENING at 6 o'clock the Choir propose giving a Musical Soiree, the proceeds of which will be applied to the cost of the recently imported from London. On TUESDAY, the 29th instant, a BAZAAR will be held to clear off the debt on the Chapel, particulars of which will appear in a future advertisement. NOTICE. The haymarket will be closed on SATURDAY, 26th inst. ALFRED BUCKLAND. HE NEW ZEALAND ALMANAC For 1864, WILL BE PUBLISHED THIS DAT AT NOON. G. T. CHAPMAN. TH E~N EW ~ ZEAL AN D ALMANAC FOR 1864, WILL BE PUBLISHED THIS DAY AT XOON. G. T. CHAPMAN. THE NEW ZEALAND ALMANAC For 1864, WILL BE rCBLISHBD THIS DAT AT NOOX. G. T. CHAPMAN. "Y[EW ZEALAND BANK SHARES.—The uni.\ dersigned is a Cash Purchaser.—H. P. STARK, Broker. WANTED— A BRICKLAYER to build two Chimneys.— Apply to Mr. BEAMISH, Epsom. WANTED —Two General Farm Servants. Apply at the New Zealand Herald Office. WANTED— SCORIA MASONS and LABOURERS.—AppIy to J. Taylor, Wyndham-steeet. WANTED —A Certificated Church of England Schoolmaster. Apply to Mr. A. H. HUNTER, Churchwarden, Pafnell. WANTED —Two Pair of Sawyers to go to Pokeno.—Apply to Mr. McLea>", at Old House at Home Hotel, Hobeon-street. WANTED —A MILJjER, who is exempt from Militaiy Duties- i MOTION. Auckland, Dec. 3, 1863. TTrANTED—A WAITER, one who thoroughly VV understands his business. —Apply to Mr. JAMES, Q. C- E. A STEADY MAN REQUIRES A SITUATION as STOREMAN. Satisfactory references. No military duties. —" W. H.," Herald Office.