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New Zealand Herald, Volume III, Issue 897, 28 September 1866, Page 2

TO-MOREOW. DIIRHAM-STREET SALE YARDS. HXFNTER & CO. Will sell at their Yards, the following Horses:.— . TW EN T Y/VF' I ¥.:E HAO K S 20 Light.Harness,.Horses 16 Draught ditto At: Eleven .o'clock, MONDAY, OCTOBER 1. NEWMAREET SALE YABDS. 50 HEAD FAT CATTLE FROM WANGANUI. HITK TE E & VO , Will sell at their Yards, at Newmarket, on. Monday next, K(\ HEAD OF PRIME FAT CATTLE from tJ\J Wanganui. DUEHAM STEEET; SALE XAEDS. HUNTER & CO. Have for Sale, TWENTY TONS OF FINE BONE DUST* a good sample. DURHAM-STREET SALE TAEDS. HUNTER & GO. Have to Let, within five miles of Anckland £"fYA ACRES of well-graßsed scoria LAND; Ov/Vy securely fenced and subdivided into paddocks. IMPOETANT JTOTIOI. HUNTEE & CO. STOCK AND ST ATION SALESMEN, "YJETOXTLD respectfully direct the attention of per- ?? sons sending Stock for sale at their Regular "Weekly Sales at NEWMAEKJST, OTAHUHU, AND DUE^ HAM-STREET SALE YARDS, that they have made arrangements to land Aiii stock consigned to them.at Jvohimaramara known as (Japtain Porter's landing place. It is about one mile west of the Tamaki, immediately opposi-e Rangitoto, and one of the best landing places in the Province; there is a good, depth of water, a comi modious punt thai cattle and sheep are .landed -without access to salt wateu There are also iarge sheds erected with flay and Water provided, so that stock immediately after a voyage are not. exposed to the weather. It is within four miles of the market, and sixteen miles nearer than the East Banif of the l'amaki, thereby saving a long drive to c/ittle.aud. sheep. Good; Grass Paddocks and a careful person, always in attendance

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 16, At Twelve o'clock. Unless Previously Disposed of by Private Contract. :V BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEES. The Unrivalled Steamship 'SOUTH AUSTEALIAIf.' To Steamship Companies, Steamship Owners, Shipowners, Merchants, Speculators, and Others Interested in Steam Navigation, both in the Foreign, Intercolonial; and Coasting Trades in Victoria, Jvew South Wales, South Australia, Queensland, and New Zealand. TAMES LAWRANCE has received positive instructions from the Mortgagees to Sell by Public Auction, at Lloyd's Rooms, 95 Collins-street West, on Tuesday, 16th Qctober y at 12 o'elook, The unrivalled iron screw Steamship ' SOUTH AUSTRALIAN,' so well and favourably known, in all the colonies, and at present in splendid working order. '.Her tonnage is-^ Gross, 633 43-100 tons. Register tonnage; 435, exclusive of engine-room Length over all, 250 ft. Length, between perpendiculars, 225 ft Breadth, 20ft. Depth, loft. Horse-power, nominal 'ISO' horste, equal to effective power of 400 horse. The 'South Australian' was built in the year 18G4 atKirkaldy, by the well-known builder Mr.. John Kay, under the, .personal superintendence of : the owner, whose knowledge of special requirements, for the Australian trades will fully satisfy buyers that this splendid steamer really contains; hot. only the elements of durability,, strength, and first-rate workmanship,, but that the greatest care, and; attend., tion has also been bestowed on : hefeaginei; b_oilers, &e., and which makes the. 'South Australian' at present time the very .finest ahd quickest steamer in the Southern hemisphere. Her engines, were also built by John Kay, of Kirkaldy, and consist of two 90 horsepower noiniiial oscillating geared, engines, her effectivo power being equal to 400-horse, and with' all the modern, improvements. Has two boilers specially adapted for the use of Australian coal, and her consumption is thereby considerably decreased.. Her saloon is very spacious, being 70ft, long,, fitted with polished British oak handsomely embellished, and as regards ventilation: and comfort, is not surpassed by any steamer in the colonies; and: is capable of carrying 76 first-class passengers; together with a ladies' cabin, .fitted up for 10 passengers. The steerage is roomy and very lofty, being eight feet in the clear between the decks, arid is well ventilated, and contains every convenience.. It contains a special saloon for ladies, .accommodating 37 in number, whilst the open cabin is licensed to carry 114 adults. Making a total licensing capacity in this steamer of 370 passengers. The ' South Australian' is also one of the best cargo ships of her tonnage, being equal to SOO tons of weight and, measurement on a draught of; 13ft; 6in.; this is exclusive of 130 tons of coiU. carried in blinkers. The houses oil deck are especially keptap&rfc for the officers and engineers of the steamer; and are ample for their requirements. The steamer is fitted up with two steam winches Eor discharging cargo, worked, separate from the main boiler; and has also distilling apparatus, capable of producing 1000 gallons per day. Her inventory is most.complete in: eyery.respecfc, including spare screw, shaft, and. propeller,, and. Hairy duplicates of engine gear; and intending' purihasers are now invited to inspect the '.South. Australian,' 'ribw lying in the Kiver Yarra- near the Pa'Js- ' ' ' ~'.. For further particulars-and inventories apply at. ;he rooms of the Auctioneer, 95 Collins-street ' Melbourne. „' : ..■ ~..':■. ... No Reserve. Terms at Sale. By Order Pf th e Mortgagees. ■■■.• I6th O0IOBE& at 12 a'cXock^,