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New Zealand Herald, Volume IV, Issue 1163, 6 August 1867, Page 2

■f SaUs hg • 1:1 ... ' - THIS DAY. THE v T E I A N G I B. For Sole This Day, at two o'olock, g QUIET HEIFERS, FORWARD IN CALF. AT.TfRKD BUCKLAND.. THIS DAY. thetriang-le. For sale, This Day, August 6, at two o'oloclr, A PEN of THREE-YEAR-OLD STEERS, in fresh .condition, . . ; 100 Long-woolled Sheop, in low condition, consisting of Rams, Bam Hoggets, Wethers and Ewes. ALPBED BUCKLAND. ■WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7. PAPAKURA MONTHLY SALE. ./_ The papakuba monthly sale win be held in Mr. Beid's Yards, on WEDNESDAY next, August 7, at twelve o'clock. ■ ALFRED BUCKLAND. THURSDAY, AUGUST 8. THE REMUERA YARDS. For sale on Thursday, Bth Augußt at 1 o'clock, TONS OF SEED POTATOES. ALFRED BUOKLAND. THURSDAY, AUGUST 8. THE BEMUEBA YABDS. ! For sale, on Thursday next, August 8, at one o'clock, 7 DAIRY COWS, AT CALVING--60 head Fat Cattle Store Cattle 1 300 Store Merino Wethers 100 Fat Merino Wethers 100 Fat Half-bred Wethers Fat and Store Pigs A Coach will leave the Hay market for th# Rein uera Sale yards every Thursday morning, at halfpast 12, returning at 5 p.m. i 1 " | i ALFRED BUCKLAND. TO THE SETTLERS ON THE EAST COAST. - CATTLE, SHEEP, OB HOBSES, J ft ONBIGNED to the Undersigned may be landed V/ either' at Mr. Howakd's landing place, or at Kohimaxema, as well as at East Bank of Tamaki at option of Shippers, arrangements having been made { f for receiving and forwarding them to market from either of those places. r ALFRED BUCKLAND. THE TAMAKI LANDING. - ALFRED BUCKLAND RESPECTFULLY informs his friends that he has ERECTED a substantial- WHARF, with Secure Moorings for vessels, at his Landing on East l, Bank of Tamaki, on which both cattle and sheep are landed, so as to prevent their access to salt water, - within eleven miles of Newmarket and Triangle 3 Sale Yards. '' Experienced persons at all times present to receive 8 Stock, which can be forwarded at once to the market, or remain for a time at graoj—at the option of e consignee. S t THIS DAY, TUESDAY, AUGUST 6. PAPEB HANGINGS, lEON BEDSTEADS, ENGLISH AND COLONIAL-MADE FURNITURE, PLATED GOODS, &a., &c., &c. { C. STICHBUBY "Will sell at- his Stores, on the above date, at 11 o'clock, » OH DOUBLE AND SINGLE IRON BED- | &\J ST 8 ADS i Remu Bookcase, Rimu Choffonier Green Covered Couch, Sofas Horsehair Conch, Colonial Couches Chests Drawers, Chairs, Oilcloth Looking Glasses, Dressing Tables Washstands Cruet Frames, Plated Candlesticks Eggstand, Butter Coolers 1200 Pieces Paperhangings &c., &0., &o. r. THUESDAY, AUGUST 8. , m BBIGHT & CO. j Will sell by auction, at their Mart, on Thursday, August 8, at 11 o'clock, A LARGE AND VARIED ASBORTMENT OF GOODS, consisting of— Elegant Chiffonier 8 Chestß of Drawers, various 3 Spring Stuffed Couches j Loo and Work Tables Iron and Wood Bedsteads Children's Cotß Spring Stuffed and Wood Chairs Colonial Couches B. Metal and Electro Teapots Drapery and Fancy Goods .ftev- &e:, 4e« » —— Also,' I A Lot of Goods and Effects of "a Gentleman leav- «- ing the Colony, consisting of Telesoope, b Cyclopedia, and other Standard Works, and useful Books. » &a, &o. i r —— — WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, Wfll be exposed for auotion at Cunnmgham'a Fanners* Auction Mart, Victoria-street East. abOT3 tho Greyhound Hotel, at 11 o'clock, "I 000 MAIZE, 10 tons Potatoes, 20. ra egß , B^ tte Tl 2o Che6Bes,2o»ide»Baoon, a quantity of Seeds, Poultry, &c.„ to.* &0.