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Evening Post, Issue 89, 23 May 1865, Page 3

i IMPORTANT SALE OF A LARGE STORE AT GUEYTOWN. MR. W. ROBERTSON has been favoured, with instructions from Mr. Thi mas Hiiiike to offer for public competition the valuable Sm>clc of bis con«isting of— Grocery, Drapery and Ironmongery, Crockeryware, &c, Without the Slightest Reserve. Also, Some superior Milch Cows, Steers, Heifers, and Working Bullocks And A mob of Horses, consisting of — Useful Hacks I/gbt Harness Horses Heavy Draught Horses. SALE TO COMMENCE ON THURSDAY, JUNE _, at 12 o'clock sharp. Terms Liberal at Pale. Luncheon provided. W. ROBERTSON, Auctioneer, Stock and Cttle Salesman, We>lington.

THURSDAY MAY 25, Two o'c'ock. At the Commercial Sale Room, Custom House Quay. FOR UNRESKRVED SALE. ALFRED A. BARNErT is instructed to sell by p lblic auction, on Thursday, M-uy 25, at 2 o'clock, 6 cases window glass, size 20 x 14 1 octave dark b<audy, duty paid 10 boxes sperm candles, slightly damaged 1 pocket hops 1 cask hall lamps, kerosene bracket and hanging lamps Lots of hollowaie and tinware Terms at Sale

CHARLES BULL, •nOOKBINDER AND MACHINE RUJLER, CORNER OF CHARLOTTE- STREBT, LAMBTON QUAY.

NOTICE. WE beg to notify to the public that we arv prep-ired to do Excavating, Sink, Clean, Deepen, and Repair Wells on the most approved principle. AUo, to Erect Plain and Fincv Fencing; lay out Gentlemen's Gardens, &c, cheaper than any other Company in > cllinginn. DICKSON, HICKSON. & CO., at Mr. Adams, Willis-street. Orders left at the Crown and Anchor Hotel shall be punctually attended to.

TR£ OtTH M LKno M COFFEE "POSSESSING rare Strength and FlaX v " r - None but the best samples used, and fresh roasted and ground on the premises. CANTON TEA MART. E. H. CREASE, Proprietor.

IIALLETT'S PEDTGREE NURSERY WHEAT. 78 BUSHELS OF THIS CF.LEBRATED WHEAT FOR SALE. PRICE THRER GUINEAS PER BUSHEL FOR CASH ONLY. THIS WHEAT is a very large, coarseerained red variety, and is mainly rema- kable for its extreme productiveness, frrq'ientl.v yielding in England so much as 108 Buslie 8 per Acre, where it still sells for Seed at two guineas per bushel. The yield in Canterbury this seanon has b en 78 bushels from one and a half bushels of grain sown on one acre, so late as tie 31st of l<ist July, being fully two months beyond its proper season for sowing. The one and a hal bushels of sepd was imporel last season, at bi-.'h price, from the farm of Mr. J. Parl y, of Brentwood, in the snu'h of England, where this variety of whtat is extensively grown ; and high prices nave been offered for its re exportation to England, after two seasons growth in Canterbury. The Canterbury Pastoral and Agricultural Asocial i in at their recent xhibiiion awarded a first prizt- to a three bushel sample of wheat. To aid in its distribution, and to as«ist in more fully teMing its meri's. any quantity will be suppli d from One Quart to One or M >re Bushels. G. EDWARDS, Commission Agpnt, No. 4 bull, Market Hall.