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Otago Witness, Issue 331, 3 April 1858, Page 3

SALES BY AUCTION. NOTICE. "~~ CONTINUATION OF MR. J. SIDEY'S CLEARL^G OFF SALE. THE above Sale will commence THIS DAY with— 1 Ton of fine Flour A Case of Pictures The Package of Ladies' Jewellery About 500 yards assorted Bed-tick „ Sheeting 8-4 and 10-4 wide A large quantity of Towelling — Trowser Check — Drill and Linen Diaper And on MONDAY, sth April, conclude with Carpenters' Tools, Ironmongery, Rope, Books, Stationery, Clocks, Window Glass, a splendid Beam with Copper Scale, and the remainder of his well-known stock of assorted Goods. NO RESERVE. Sale to commence each day at One o'clock precisely. Terms.— Under £10, cash. £10 and under £20, approved Bill at 2 months. £20 and under £40, 3 months. £40 and upwards, 4 and 6 months, without interest. SALE BY AUCTION. EX " SHEPHERDESS" FROM WELLINGTON. MESSRS. W. C. YOUNG & Co. will Sell by Auction at their Store on WEDNESDAY the 7th instant, at one p.m., a varied assortment of GOODS, comprising ;~ Manilla Cigars Whale Oil India Shirting and Long Cloth Clocks and Timepieces Stereoscopes and Views Brown Windsor Soap Cloth, Tweed, and Cord Trousers Vests and Coats Lambs' Wool Half-Hose Cambric Handkerchiefs Highland Shoes Army Bluchers Mole Trousers 3-4ths and 4-4ths Brown Hollands Irish Linens Bivouacking Sheets Gridirons Blue Twill Galvanized Iron Bowls Pipes Glass, 8 x 10 to 12 x 10 Pot Barley Split Peas White, Yellow, Blue, Black, Brown, and Green Paints &c. &c. ' &c. SALE BY AUCTION. ABOUT TWENTY HEAD SUPERIOR ACCLIMATISED CATTLE. MESSRS. JAS. MACANDREW & CO. have received instructions from W. Johnston, Esq., Kuri Bush, to sell by Public Auction, in their Yard, Dunedin, on FRIDAY, the 9th April next, at One .o'clock precisely, about 20 Head of his well-known Stock of Acclimatised Cattle, consisting of — Cows Cows with calves Heifers 3 very powerful bullocks. AH perfectly quiet. TERMS AT SALE. SALE BY AUCTION. MESSRS. W. C. YOUNG & Co. have received instructions from Mr. Charles Hopkinson to Sell by Auction, at Mr. Cutten'3 Stockyard, on THURSDAY, 6th May, at One o'clock p.m., (if not previously disposed of by private contract), — About 25 Superior MILCH COWS, 3 to 5 years old, and TWO BULLS. SALE BY AUCTION. TOKOMAIRIRO. MESSRS. W. C. YOUNG & CO have received instructions to Sell by Auction* at Mr. Goodhall's (late Mr. Thorn's) store Tokomairiro, on THURSDAY the 15th of April, a very superior lot of about THIRTY HEAD OF CATTLE,, presently remaining under the care of Mr. George Cameron. The Stock contains a large proportion ofCows with Calves, and Heifers, and will be sold without any Reserve. Sale to commence at 12 noon. -" ■ , ia * GARDENING CALENDAR FOR APRIL. With the exception of Onions, which may still be sown on a warm sheltered spot, it is n.6w tod late for almost any garden seeds. Ground may be cleared of decaying crops, manured, and dug, leaving the surface as rough as possible to the action of the weather. The present is a good time for ap r plymg manure to Rhubarb. Open a 1 wide trencn on each side of the row, and remove as much mould as possible without injuring the roots ; fill with cow dung, and cover the manure well, and the crowns of the plants partially with the mould just removed from trenches. Ground may also be prepared for young plantations of Rhubarb. Curled Greens may be set, late sown Turnips thinned, and weeds kept in check. Fruit Trees, &c— Ground intended to be planted with Fruit Trees or Bushes during the ensuing winter may new be dug up at least two spit deep, but on no account bring up the subsoil to the surface. Poor soil will require a good dressing of manure ; ground intended for strawberries should have the same trAntm'nnt •