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New Zealander, Volume 1, Issue 17, 27 September 1845, Page 1

The Intestate Effects of the late Dr. Mortis.

MR. HART, Is instructed to sell by public Auction, at the Mart, on Monday next, at Eleven o'Clock, by order of the Administrator of Intestate Estates. A VARIETY of SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS Medicines Books Clothing, &c.

TO BUTCHERS, DAIRY-MEN, AND OTHERS.

MR. HART, Has pleasure in announcing, that he is instructed to offer to public competition at the stock-yard of the Blue Bell, in Queen-street, on Wednesday, next, at Twelve o'Clock. OIXTEEN WELL BRED COWS, perfectly O quiet and well known as the^best dairy cattle in the colony Seven Steers One Bullock This Stock is some of the very best ever offered in this Market.

MR. CRETNAY, Will sell by Auction, on Tuesday, the 30th September, at his Rooms, Queen-street, at Eleven o'clock, without reserve, A SELECT LOT of EARTHENWARE, -IJL amongst which will be foundDinner and Dessert Plates Gold edged Breakfast ditto ! Soup Plates, I Vegetable dishes, Jugs, Chamber sets Basins, &c, &c.

MR. CRETNAY, Will sell by public Auction, at his Rooms, Queen-street, on Tuesday, the 30th of September at Eleven o'clock, "DOTTLE ALE AND PORTER -D Draught Ale Shoemaker's Hemp Silk Handkerchief^ White Calico Grey Calico, cask Tongues Stripe cotton shirts Window sashei, Ink Iron hurdles, Shaving boxes Port and Sherry Wines.

CATTLE, CATTLE, CATTLE, j MR. CRETNAY, Has received instructions to sell by public Auction, at the Blue Bell Inn, Queen street, on Tuesd ay, the 30th September, at Eleven o'clock, A CHOICE LOT OF CATTLE, -£jL consisting of Twelve three-year old Steers,perfectly quiet Six three-year old Heifers, all heavy in calf; these are also perfectly quiet, and the breed superior.

BROWN $ CAMPBELL, Have received instructions to offer for public competition on Tuesday, the 7th October, at their Yard. Shortland Crescent, at Twelve o'clock, (without reserve.) mEN HEAD OF CATTLE, JL lately arrived from the North, consisting of COWS AND CALVES Heifers, &c &c, These Cattle will be found worthy the attention of the public from their superior breed and tameness.

TO BE LET, with immediate possession,' either entire or in detached portions, the Building and Offices known as the Exchange Hotel. Apply to MR. BERREY, Sheriff's Office.

THIS DAY'S "NEW-ZEALANDER" j CAN be had at the Store of- Mr. Wellesly Hughes, Grocer, Shortland-Crescent. — Price — Six pencei