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New Zealand Herald, Volume II, Issue 355, 31 December 1864, Page 2

Sales bg j THE TRIANGLE. THERE will bo no sale held at theso Yardu on TUESDAY next. ALFRED BUCKLAND. PAPAKURA SALE. CONSEQUENT on tho Holidays, I shall not bo in attendance on WEDNESDAY noxt. ALFRED BUCKLAND. THIS DAY. THE HAY MARKET. SIX first-class HACKS, and brokon to light Harncsg, for SALE This Day, Saturday at 12. ALFRED BUCKLAND. THIS DAY. THE HAYMAEKET. For sale This Day, Dccembcr 31, at 12 o'clock, A NEAT and Strong WHITECHAPEL CART. ALFRED BUCKLAND. THIS DAY. THE HAYMARKET. For salo, This Day Dccrmber 31, at 12 o'clock, ONE FOUR-YEAR-OLD BAY COLT, by " Ali Paslm" One superior riding Marc. ALFRED BUCKLAND THIS DAY. AMERICAN BUGGIES FOR THE RACES. ALFRED BUCKLAND Will sell, at his 6alo yard, This da}', Saturday, at twelve o'clock, 3 AMERICAN BUGGIES, just landed, and handsomely fitted, complete for one or two horses, with turn under wheels. The auctioneer can recommend these Buggies, as being some of the best ever imported into Auckland. Terms at salo. THIS DAY. II A Y M A R K E T. THREE Heavy Draught. HORSES for unreserved sale (consequent on the owner boing obliged to return to Sydney by tho Mail Steamer), This Day, Saturday, at 12. ALFRED BUCKLAND. THIS DAY. THE HAYMARKET. A THRASHING MACHINE, with all recent improvements, for unreserved sale, This Day, at twelve. ALFRED BUCKLAND. THIS DAY. THE HAYMARKET. A BAY MARE, (good hark) for sale, This Day. Stinted to Earl Cardigan. ALFRED BOCKLAND. THURSDAY, JANUARY 5. THE NEWMARKET SALE. LINCOLN LONG-WOOLLED RAMS. 6 IMPORT ED LINCOLN RAMS, cx 'Ida Zeigler,' will be sold to the best bidder, on THURSDAY next, at one o'clock. ALFRED BUCKLAND. THURSDAY, JANUARY 5. THE NEWMARKET YARDS. For Sale on Thursday next, at. one o'clock. £TA WELL FATTED AUSTRALIAN OXEN l/u 20 Fat Bay of Island steers Dairy cows and store cattle 200 Fat sheep and lambs Storo sheep Fat and 6tore pigs

ALFRED BUCKLAND. FRIDAY, JANUARY 6. THE WOOL SALE. THE next SALE for WOOL will be hold at tho HAYMARKET, on Friday, the 6th January, 18G5, when 300 Bales will bo sold. ALFRED BUCKLAND. JANUARY 11. FIRST-CLASS BREEDING SHEEP. ANNUAL SALE OF LONG-WOOL RAMS AND EWES. ALFRED BUCKLAND. Has received instructions from R. Graham, Ecq., to sell at his Yards, Newmarket, on Wednesday the 11th January. Luncheon at 12 o'clock, and the sale will commence at 1 o'clock, QAA TWO, Four, and Six-tootli EWES 100 Ewe Lambs 100 Wether Lambs 100 Wether Hoggets * ■ 100 Ram Lambs 28 Ram Hoggets 7 Aged Rams Gentlemen who are desirous of procuring permanent flocks of Breeding Slicep will do well to attend this auction, for we have no flock that, with judicious care, will surpass that of Mr. Graham's for large frame and length of staple of tho wool, and sheep bred from this Hock have invariably carried off the best prizes at our shows. The Hoggets arc lairge framed and good fatteners. Thoeo who havo not procured Rams for this season's use will do well to attend, for the greater part of our Leicester Rums have already changed hands. December 28, 1864. THIS DAY. DURHAM SALE YARDS. MAIZE ! MAIZE ! ! HUNTER & CO. (Late Styak & Hunter), Will sell by Auction, one hundred and twenty bags first class Sydney Maize. 120 BAG,S ' SY]>NJCY MAIZE.