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New Zealand Herald, Volume V, Issue 1399, 12 May 1868, Page 2

; Sales, by Auction. FRIDAY, MAY 15. UNEESEEVED CLE AETN Gr-OTJT S4LE OF MEN'S CLOTHING, CRIMEAN SHIETS, DEAPEEY, BOSIEEY, HATS, CAPS, &0., &c„ &c. TTTRRELL & TONES i Have been instructed by a Gentlem- 1 lea. "ng the Colony to offer for sale, on Filday, May 16th, at 11 o'clock, Without Eeae. /e, TBE ENTIRE of the VALUABLE'and WELL ASSORTED STOCK of DRAPERY, CLOTHING-, &c., Src., . utMing of— Men's Dark and Light Tweed Trousers Diagonal and Sydney Tweed ditto Twr d nnd Doe Suits Cloth, Tweed, and Doe Vests, Coats, and Strts Botb' and Youths' Ooats, Vests and Trousers Pifot Conts, Monkey Jackets C_7jn--.n r. d Blue Serge Shirts, T». T, l Welsh -J'd °axony Flannels Cotton,. Merino, and Lambswool Hplf-hoie Seliofa and Glazed L" trig Hats and Cap 3, White Shirt Co'lara Braces, Belts, Gotf srs, V"?ts and Drawers &0., • &c. In 9 above offer a valuable opportunity to Defers to repler 'sh, their stocks, the soods ; being weli lately purchased, and w/" b» ;«>ld without recarve. '' , Teijae ftt Sale. - ; * FOES AL E i" ; FEEEHOLD PEOPEETY—74I ACRES.' The undersigned have received ins uc.'onß to sell by public auou'on, Allotments no. 25, 26, end 5, of the Pariih of Karangahape, County of Eden, contr—.. 744 AOBEB, more or less. This is situated on tho Kahamatua Greek, Manukau Harbour, and is well known as Moore's, in connection with- the Comwalliß Saw Mais. The day of sale in a future advertisement, ill 11 particulars can be obtained from the Auotionr^ia. C. 4ETHUR & SON. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. MAY 11. WEATITEH —Dull and TinsottL I; "Wind S.S.W. ARBIVAT?. Midge, b.b., Stewart, from the Thames,' with pasrangers. _ lielen, Bohooner, 24 tons, Lene, from Wangaroa, with cattle and shingles. Ros'in, cutter, 12 tons, Diok, from the Thames, in ballast. , Wangarei, catter, 40 ton?, Anderson, from Wangau', with cattle, pigs, bark, and 6 passengers. Jessie, cut" r, 16 tons, from Waiheki, with firewood. Spey, cutter, 16 tons, Hooper, from the Thr-n - v. Ith 6 passengers. _ . . Prince of Wales, cutter, 24 tons, Law, from Puhoi, \,:th firewood. DEPAETUBE3. Tauranga, s;s., Sellars, for fhe Thames, *ith passengers. J En. pi\ 0, p.s., Seon, for .the Tham'*, with >;rgo p Tp- tergers. _ " Str .i, p. 8., Captain Fairchild, on ac. l'.se. Taut 11131, schooner, 60 tons, Bolger, for. Russell, ■wlth eundrif", 5 passengers. •• - ■ Ivanhoe, schooier, 12 tons, McGregor, for Mongonui, with surd : passengers.. lie 'd, 53 tons, Mathie:», for Hvso'", with sundries and passengers. T. wera, schooner, 55 tors, Kenedy, for L/t'-1-ton \ 'a Poverty Bay, with general cargo. Margaret, cutter, 21 tons, Joacpa, for F-,wau end Matakana, with sundries. PROJECTED DEPABTUBFS. ; ' ■ Fob New Bbdford, U.S.—Empress, e- ly. Bay of Islands. —Joanna, epvly. Thames. — Midge, torday. , Kivebhbad —Gemini, daily, at n> »3nNapieb.—Betsey, to-day. STW,ax.—Prince Alfred, to-day; Ethai * any early. Wangakii amd Mangapai.—-Industry, early. Povebtt Bay.—Wangarei, to-day; Sprodw" early. » Opotlei.—Whitby, to-day Tauk/^oa. —Jane, to-day. VESSELS BXPBCTED. H.M.b.s. Blanche, from England* H.M.s.s. Bosario, from England* Rarohorse, ship, from London. Constance, barque, from London ). No.j, T...:que, from Sydney. Moa, brig, from Tahiti. Rita, brig, from Sydney. Neva, schr jner, from Tahiti. Kate Grr it, c Sooner, from South Sea Islands. Clyde, schooner from South Sea Islands. Blue Bell, schooner, from Fijiß. Dot, schoo icr, from Fijis. Swallow, schooner, from Lyttleton. Aspasia, schooner, from Lyttelton. William and Julia, schooner, from West Coast. Bittern, cutter, from Norfolk Island.

VESSELS IN HABBOUR. [Not Including coasting cutters.] H.H. s.B. Brisk, from Sydney. Tauranga, s.h., from' the Thames. Midge, 8.e., from tho Thames. ICDor' pi.'se No. 1, p.s., on ferry service. Gemini, b.b., on ferry service. Duke of Edinburgh, s.s. (new). Lion, barque, from Oamaru. Prince AKVed, barque, from Sydney. Ethan Allen, barque, from San Francisco. Thane of Fife, schooner, from Dunedin. Speedwell, schooner, from Poverty Bay. Fortune, schooner, from the East Coast. Industry, schooner, from Lyttelton. Meteor, schooner, from Napipr via East Coast. Jane, schooDcr, from Tauranga. ' Helen, schooner, from Wangaroa The s.s. Midere arrivrd from'the Thames last evening, bringing up about 80 passengers. She will leave again for the Thames, to-day at 1.30 p.m. The cutter Prince of Wales arrived from Puhoi yesterday with a cargo of firewood. Tho fine barque Prince Alfred will nil for Sydney this morniDg early. The B.b. Airedale is due in the Manukaa this morning. She will, in all probability, bring the Auckland portion ' f the Suez mail. Thb Helen. —The schooner Helen, Captain Lane, arrived from Wanguroa last evening, bringing 15 bead cattle, 20,(*>(> shingles, and several paßsengors, The brig Alarm had completed her loading, and was to sail for Melbourne yesterday. The cutter Wangarei, Captain Anderson, left Wangarei on 'i huraday lußt, and Wangarei Heads on Saturday, arriving heie yesterday morning. She brings o hi;a l cattle. 3 pigs;, 6 tons bark, and five passengers. The Bchooner Elf was at Mangapai When the Wangarei sailed. The schooner Tawera sailed for Poverty Bay and Lyttelton last evening with 157 pieces timber; 9 bales sacks, 6uo bundles do, 133 pieces timber, several packages merrhundise, and a quantity of sundries ; also the fallowing passengers—Mth. Green and Mr. Bradley /or Poverty Buy, and Mr. Thomas for Lyttelton.