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New Zealand Herald, Volume I, Issue 276, 30 September 1864, Page 2

Sales Ira TO-MORROW. FUENITUEE! FUENITUEE!! EIDINGS & DOWDEN Will Bell by auction on Saturday, Ist of October, at eleven o'clock, CHEFFONIER-S (PLAIN AND INLAID) Chairs, Parlour Chairs, Rocking &c. &e. &c. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1. CUBIOSITIES FKOM SOUTH SEA ISLANDS. EIDINGS & DOWDEK Will sell by auction, on Saturday next, at twelve o'clock, A QUANTITY of CURIOSITISS, consisting o t Spears Clubs Tomahawks Paddles Bowls Bead Dresses Mats Fishing Gear &c., &c. Terms —Cash. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1. BACON, HAMS, &c. EIDINGS & DOWDEN Will sell by auction oil Saturday, Ist October, at II o'clock, -i cm SIDES BACON (Colonial) J_£)U Hams, &c. Terms Cash. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1. FOE KITCHEN GAEDENS. BROCOLI, CAIIROT, LETTUCE, SPINNACH, Mangold, Sugar Beet, Melon, Pumpkins, Cress, Asparagrass, See., SEEDS, at Auction, Saturday Ist October, EIDINGS & DOWDEN. Also: —Mixed Lawn, Perennial, Fescue, and Italian GRASS SEEDS, With a quantity of English Hawthorn Seeds, fresh. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1. IN EATTEAY'S ESTATE. MATAKANA AND PUHOI. milE SALE of the TIMBER and SPARS at JL Matakana and Pulioi has been POSTPONED to SATURDAY, OCTOBER IST. HIDINGS & DOWDEN. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1. CLOY EE SEED. EIDINGS & DOWDEN" Will sell by auction, on Saturday r.eit, the Ist prox., at eleven o'clock, 0 SACKS CLOVER SEED. MONDAY, OCTOBER 3. SIDINGS & DOWDEN Wi:l sell by auction, on Monday next, at elevea o'clock, C> OASES BOOKS (BEST AUTHORS) 2 eases Fancy Stationeiy 2 cases Account Books 2 cases Copy Books 1 case Parchment And Drawing Taper 1 case Drawing Materials 1 case Account Paper 1 lihd. Inks Stationer): and Books now on view at the Mart. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11. FOR SALE BY AUCTION, The Fine A 1 (at Lloyd's) new Steamship j'XAN T n E ,' 659 tons Register, carries OGO tons dead weight, 140liorse power ; bunkers cany 120 tons coal; her consumption of ccal is from 10 to 11 tons English, or tons Colonial ; is fitted with ballast water tanks, steam erarv <, and every other modern improvement. Her length ia £05 feet ; beam, 28 feet -1 inches ; depth of hold, 1G feet -1 inches ; draught- of water, when deeply laden, 13 feet. THE 'XANTJIE ' Is at present in the Cattle Trade, for which she has proved herself admirably adapted, and would be a great acquisition to our Colonial Steam Fleet. Her Speed under Steam is about Nine Knots, and ia remarkably easy at sea. FOR POSITIVE SALE. At the City Mart, 362, George-street, Sydney, Tuesday, 11th October, at 11 o'clock. L. E. THEELKELD & GO. Xlave received instructions from Messrs. Goodlet and Smith, to sell by auction, at their rooms, City Matt, Sydney, on Tuesday, 11th Oblober, at 11 o'clock, TIIHE Fine New A 1 at Llovd's, Clipper Steamship 1 ' X A In" T H E , ' 659 tons register, 900 tons burthen, with all the modern improvements. Intending purchasers may have an opportunity of inspecting the steamer to Auckland, prior to her departure for Sydney, where she will be sold. Terms Liberal afc S'ale. M O N E Y. SEVERAL SUMS to bo advanced on gcol security.—Apply to MR. WESTON, ■Solicitor. Wyndham-street, September 20th, 15C4