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New Zealand Herald, Volume II, Issue 534, 29 July 1865, Page 2

Saks bs •I'ttctimt. THIS DAT. beef, pork, mutton, flour, pore, POTATOES, MAIZE, OATS, GROCERIES, &c., &c., &»• JONES & CO. Will eell by auction, at their Mart, Brunswick Building, This Day (Saturday), at 11 o'clock, "}f\ TIERCES BEEF Jvj 12 barrels Pork 40 kegs Mutton 60 „ Beef 60 bags Chilian Flour 100 ~ Potatoes 20 „ Onions 100 „ Fino Sydney Maize 150 „ Oats 20 kegs Buttor 3 cases Hams 60 Colonial Choeses 10 boxes Very Superior Tea 75 bags Mauritius Sugar, Btnall bags 60 „ do. Crystal do. 70 „ Hire 10 cases Sardines 60 boxes Price's No. 1 Candles Wines and Spirits Also — Hair Seated Chairs Iron Bedsteads IjOO Tables Dressing TaWf» Washstands ard Toilot do. Poultry. &e., &"•> &c " THIS DAY. ON ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY CONCERN^ MAIZE I MAIZE ! MAIZE ! Ex 'Alice Camoron.' JONES & CO. ill Bell by auction, at their Mart, Bnwswick Buildings, This Day (Saturday), 29th instant, at 12 o'clook, BAGS MAIZE Without reserve. THIS DAY. ■WALNUTS ! WALNUTS ! WALNUTS ! JONES & CO. Will sell, at their Mart, Brunswick Buildings, This Day, Saturday, at 11 o'clock, -I rv TONS VERY FINE WALNUTS ±U ex ' Frances fjenty.' TO GROCERS AND GENERAL DEALERS. TRADE SALE. EX ' ULCOATS,' NOW LANDING. C. ARTHUR AND SON Beg to notify that they have been instructed by Mr. Mask Somebviixb to sell by auction, in a few days, at his Stores in Queen-street, near the Savings Bank, upwards of ONE THOUSAND PACKAGES, consisting of — Oilman's and General Groceries, and would simply remark they can confidently assert this to be one of the best assorted Shipments of Goods ever imported. It comprises nearly if not every article required by the Trade, and selected from the best houses in London, viz:—Crosse and Blackwell, Budgett and Co., J. and J. Coleman, Peek Brother and Co., &c., &c., Ac. Full particulars in future Advertisements. July 22, 1865. TO BE SOLD. CITY PROPERTY. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. C. ARTHUR AND SON Will shortly offer for sale at auction in Lots, THE PROPERTY of the lata MR. TUCKER, in Shortland-crescent and Fort-street, and ir Higher Symonds-street, next the Church Reserve. TUESDAY, AUGUST 1. GROCERIES, OILMAN'S STORES, &c RIDINGS & DOWDEN Will sell by auction on Tuesday next, at theii Auction Mart, near Durham-street, Q/~V HAL F-C HES T S TEA " Cathay ' £J\J 5 ditto ditto "Afrique' 10 boxes tobacco 30 boxes soap 60 bags sugar 4 cases plaid vestas (Bell and Black) 120 cases kerosine 200 dozen kerasine lamp chimneys 40 dozeu kerosine lamps 12 cases bacon 60 dozen preserved meat &c., Terms at sale.