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Taranaki Herald, Volume III, Issue 112, 20 September 1854, Page 1

Sales by Auction Mi%~A. KtfUG, LICENSED AUCTIONEER /JND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT. ON SATURDAY NEXT, 23rd Sept., At 12 o'clock — Mr. A. KING Will sell by Public Auction at his Mart, Devon-street — • A GENERAL assortment of Useful ami well selected MERCHANDISE. At 3 o'clock — A COW just calved, and in full milk. IMPORTANT TO FARMERS, BREWERS, & OTHERS.

Mr. A. KING Has received instructions from C. Davy, Esq., to offer for PUBLIC SALE at his Farm, on Wednesday next, September 27///, THE whole of his HOUS EHOLD FURNITURE, BREWING UTENSILS, FARMING IMPLEMENTS, &c. &c. &c. on which occasion Refreshments will be provided. Should the weather prove propitious, Mr. A, King can promise disappointment to none who may seek to unite pleasure and recreation to advantageous purchases. The short distance from town will make it an agreeable saunter — while to the distant traveller a good meadow awaits the bullock teem for speedy digestion, and a hearty welcome from the vendor for themselves. At 1 1 o'clock precisely the Auctioneer will be ready for action, when he intends to knock down all before him, such as — Kitchen Tables Cane bottom Chairs Clock Chest Drawers Bedsteads and Furniture Looking Glasses Dressing Tables Safe Candlesticks Palmer's Lamps Crockery'ware Earthenware China, Glass Decanter and Wine Glasses Tumblers, Cruet Stands Magic Lanthorn— Dutch Oven ' Weighing Machine and Weights Saddle, Bridle, & silver mountcdWhip American and other Churns Cheese Tubs and Vats Milk Pans and Strainers Oak Buckets — Vice, &c. 25 gallon COPPER, with door and grate complete Eleven feet copper Piping for stove Large steel Mill Thermometer Beer Cooler Malting Chest and Scoop Carpenter's Tools & Grappling Irons Shovels, Spades, Scythes American and other Axes With an endless variety of articles too numerous to be particularised.

12 WELL-BRED HEIFERS in calf. Terms — 3 or 6 months approved Bills NOTICE, RSECCOMBE begs to inform his • numerous frjends and the Public that in consequence of the great advance in the price of barley, firewood, and labour, he is obliged io raise his price of Beer to 2s. 6d. per gallon from this date. Bottled Ale, 13s. per dozen. Yeast and Grains always on hand. Aug. 23, 1854.