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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume XIII, Issue 1370, 18 September 1858, Page 2

TUESDAY, 21st SEPTEMBER, 1858. MESSRS. DUNCAN & VENNELL have received instructions from the importers, Messrs. William Hickson & Co. to sell by public auction, < n Tuesday, the 21st September, at their Stores, Te Aro, r j - 'HE following valuable assortment <f JL Merchandise ex “ William Alfred," and other n * cent arrivals, consisting of:— Sugar— Crystals, No. 1 Pieces, Mauritius, Siam, Current Clayed, Ac. Congou Tea— in chests, halves, and boxes Currants, Preserved Ginger, K penn Candles Mould Candles, Sydney Soap, Patna Rico Coir Matting, Wool Packs, Corn Sucks Maize, No. 2 Manila Cigars And various other Goods. Particulars of which will duly appear in Handbills. TERMS LIBERAL. Sale to commence punctually at j past One o’clock. Hickson’s Wharf, September 17, 1858. PUBLIC SALE. MESSRS. BETHUNE & HUNTER will sell by public auction, at the Exchange, on Wednesday, the 22nd September, at half-past One o'clock. | Q TUNS Humpback and Black Oil New Zealand Furniture consisting of Cheflbnier, Loo Tables, Office Tables, Dressing Tables, Chests of Drawers, Ac., Ac. And various other goods. Exchange Buildings, September 17, 1858. Monthly Public Sale of Stock, &c. MESSRS. BETHUNE & HUNTER will sell by public auction, at their Stock Yards, Manners street, Te Aro, on Wednesday, the 13th October, at One o’clock, HORSES, Cattle, Sheep, Pigs, Agricultural Produce, &c„ &c., <tc The Yards will be opened for the reception of Stock, nt 8 o’clock, a m., on the day of sale, and tho lots will be put up in the order they are received, If required, the Stock will be taken charge of at any lime previous to the sale, and placed either in good puddocks intown, or on a run in its immediate vicinity. N B. The next monthly sale will take place on Wednesday, the 10th November, 1858, Exchange Buildings, September 17, 1858. FOR SALE BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, OS) MARES AND FILLIES, just landed & ex “ Yabbow," from Sydney, nowon show at Messrs. Bethune Mustek's Stock Yards, Manners Street, Te Aro. Exchange Buildings, September 18, 1858.

VALUABLE FREEHOLD LAND, SHEEP AND SHEEP RUN. FOR SALE, AT RANGITIKEI. For, Sale by Private Contract, About 1,500 acres of freehold LAND, and a SHEEP RUN, with 5,000 SHEEP (more or less) depasturing thereon, situated nt Lake Alice, Rangitikei. There are erected on the Freehold Land an excellent House quite new, consisting of seven Booms ready furnished, with a Store-Room attached; a large Woolshed and Shearing Rooms, Sheep Pens, Men's Hutt, &c. There are also an excellent Garden, and a Sheep Paddock close fenced, of about 100 acres, which is laid down with English Grasses. On the Lake there is ft Canoe and every requisite convenience for washing the Sheep at Shearing lime. Delivery can be given after the shearing of the Sheep is completed, which will be in all December next. In the event of a sale not being effected by the end of September next, the whole of the Land, Sheep Run, and the Sheep thereon, will be let on Lease for a term of three years from the end of December next. Security will be required from the Lessee for the due care of the Property. Also, For Sale, about 200 Head of well bred CATTLE Consisting of Cows, Bullocks, Steers, Calves, and several very superior Bulls, now depasturing nt Cokely, Rangitikei. Delivery can be given in December next. Also, For Sale, the following LAND at Rangitikei, viz. :— 40 Acres of Splendid Timber Land, principally Totara of large size, situated at the south end of Daniell’s bush road. 150 Acres of Excellent LAND, adapted for Grazing or Agriculture, fronting the Alain Cart Road through the District,—adjoining the residence of Mr.,•Duncan Fraser, and being only eight miles from Air. Thomas Scott’s Hotel and Ferry. For terms and other particulars apply to WILLIAM HICKSON. Wellington, 7th August, 1858.

notice of removal. MR. D. CHITTENDEN begs to inform his friends, pupils, and the public generally, that he has removed his room to Moleswonh.street, near Mr. Pickering’s residence. Mr. D. C. also begs to announce that his private Class will commence on the first Tuesday in October. Ladies’ and Gentlemen wishing to join his Classes, will please to leave their name and address at his residence. September 11, 1858. BARRETT’S SUBSCRIPTION ASSEMBLY ROOMS AT the request of several influential and respectable families of the Town, the Proprietor has been induced to open his spacious Bail Hoorn for the purpose of holding a select Assembly every Monday evening, when all the Modern dances of the' day wilt be practised. Arrangements have also been made with two gentle, men who will have the sole management of the Hall Room; and also a person of long experience in lire colony will be iu attendance nt the door so as to insure the respectability of the Company. The Ball Room will be opened at half past seven ami -close at eleven. Renntleinen wishing to become subscribers will be kind enough to leave their name and address at die Hotel; all information can be obtained of the Manager on Monday evening from half-past six. Private entrance to tho Bull Room. The Assembly will commence on Monday evening nest, September lull). September 11, 1858. NEW SPRING GOODS. Now Landing ex “ Harkaway,” @ Londondirect, HOYLE'S Printed Cambrics and Muslins, the newest designs White Dimity, Striped and Chintz Bed Furniture A choice lot of Earlston Ginghams; also Berrys Mixed Alpacas, Striped Circassians Kky, Drab, and White Cashmere Black, Drab, and White Watered Moreen Hoyle’s Delaine Rnd Lama Cloths Military and Victoria Stripe, Salerno, Engaged Flounced, and other New Dresses Roil Jaconets, all colours Book, Hair, Cord, Check, and other Plain Muslins Miislinettes, Lappets, Harness Curiains, and Nottingham Lace Curtains Parasols in great variety A very Superb lot of Shawls and Mantles all of the Newest Fashions Gents’ Black and Colored Beaufort, Albert and Rib. bon Neck Ties rkuk’ D , re s£ Pocket Handkerchiefs in great variety Cbilbren s Picture Handkerchiefs Lores’ Grass, Lawn and Cambric do. ... D . r w BOn D et v 5 n ks ln all Col ' m - amongst -which D? »,1 7 Hlch Silk Dresses RoU Crape, Brown, Blue, and Green Oossamer Ladies’ Neck Ties, Summer Tweeds, New Cballies And a variety of other Goods. Th» above Geoda am all bought for Cash. from the first Houses. in London to the order of J. Bun-ru and will be ready lor sale in a fun’ days. ’ J. BURNE, Wellington, AugtMl 31, 1858. L “ rabt ' ,n Quay.