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Taranaki Herald, Volume III, Issue 109, 30 August 1854, Page 1

Sales foy AnettOß MrTiTYI N », LICENSED AUCTIONEER AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT. ON SATURDAY NEXT, 2nd Sept., At 12 o'clockMr. A. KING Will sell by Public Auction— A GENERAL assortment of Choicfi and well selected MERCHANDISE, consisting of 72 inch CALICOS— an article more like Canvas than Calico Prints, Navy Blues Men's and Women's Boots and Shoes, of of all sizes and firstratc make F'annel Drawers Beautiful Ladies Dresses of firstrate quality and material Blue Serge Shirts — Linen American and Iron Buckets Gentlemen's latest Fashion Waistcoats Very strong and treble stitched Moleskin Trowsers Superfine black Cloth Trowsers Fancy Doe and Tweed ditto Men's strong knitted Hose White long cloth Shirts with very fine Linen FroDts, fit for the Governor to wear Regatta and Scotch twill Shirts Waistcoat and Trowser Lengths Electro plated Chains— Ribbons Revolver Pistols Percussian caps and Wadding Tumblers and Wine Glasses 500 Ladies Bcnnets — Argand Lamps Hirvest Dinner Pocket Knives GROCERIES :— Tea— Pampanga, Cry - stalized and crushed Lump Sugars Liverpool Soap Men's strong Clothing, &c. &c. A good assortment of CARPENTER'S TOOLS — to be put up in small lots DOOR FRAMES— different sizes A pair of good Bullock YOKES A firstrate Breaking SADDLE also — A Beautiful and Elegant CHILD'S CARRIAGE. This equipage is built upon springs, and got up in the most chaste and elaborate style — nothing can exceed it either in beauty or utility. At 3 o'clock — Sale of CATTLE as usual. ALSO TEN very fine and pure bred young MERINO EWES, with their Lambs— s of which are Ewe lambs. This is a firstrate opportunity for parties wishing to purchase a Nursery Stock— there being fifteen Ewes in all. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. ON and after Monday next, the 2lst instant, S. FORD'S Friends and Customers will find him at Mr. McDonald's house, Devon Road, where he respectfully asks a continuance of their favors. August 15, 1854. New Peas and Mangold Wurtzel Seed. Flour, Wheat, Oats, Potatoes, &c, constantly on sale. TO ARMVE EX « MONARCH," (DAILY EXPECTED,) A GENERAL STOCK of well selected MERCHANDISE, S. FORD, Devon Street. &l M,E2W®PAMI% £ STRAYED, a Red Cow, supposed to have calved within the last two or three weeks — about which time she was last recognised in the neighbourhood of Mr. Kessel's bush on the Henui — the Cow known to many as the property of Mr. Cox, carpenter, has a white face, and is marked with white along the back. The above toward will be paid to any one who will bring the Cow to the undersigned. H. REDHEAD, New Plymouth.