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New Zealander, Volume 1, Issue 31, 3 January 1846, Page 1

Sales fcg Auction* TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION ON MONDAY NEXT, THE STH INSTANT, j At Eleven o'Clock, On the Premises of Mr. D. Nathan, the entire cargo of the" Strathisla", consisting of "CURST AND SECONDS FLOUR -C Manilla Sugar Dip Candles .Soap, in 1, l,and i cwt boxes Raisins I Salt ! Negrohead Tobacco Boat and Timber Nails Bright Tomahawks Moleskin Trowsers Gambroon ditto Iron Tea Kettles Ditto Stew Pans Mens Boots and Shoes Blankets and Rugs White and Brown Calicos Cotton and Silk Handkerchiefs Navy blue Prints Fancy ditto Baize and Regatta Shirts Jean and Canton Coats/* * Cloth Caps / j I Fifty Tons of Coals / / / And at One o'Clock/precisely, / A very choice selection of superior PORT and SHERRY in bottle, DunWs Ale andj/forter in ditto, and Case Branay/ (very fine.//

NEW ZEALAND BANKiING COMPANY. / . NOTICE IS HEfiBY GWnSN, tHat ttfe Half Yearly Geheral Meeting of th\>roprietors will be held/ at the flflffice of the Company on Saturday ttte 31sbfmstant, at Twelve o'Clock at noon, far the jpurppse of receiving the Report of the Uirectohf for the Half Year ending on the, 31 staDecember. / . By order of the Board ot Directors, / a./kennedy, / I / MANAGER. New Zealand Banking Com nan y, 7 Auckland, Jan Aary 2nd, ) f\ou/r. (Per theWSPREY.J rpWENTY TONS VAN DIEMEN'S 1 LAND FLOUR, first quality, on Saleby J. & N. Smms. Auckland, Nov. 15th, 1845.

FOR SJLE, A PAIR OF FRENCH BURR MILLSTONES, now lying on the wharf of Mr. W. S. Grahame,— Price £10. Apply at the " New Zealander" Office.

ROBBERY, THREE POUNDS REWARDWHEREAS, divers persons have been in the habit for a long time past of cutting down, and feloniously carrying away, large quantities of Wood belong to the undersigned, and situated on the north side of the Tamaki Road. Now, the above Reward will be paid to any one giving such information as will lead to the detection and conviction of the offender or offenders. WILLIAM HART, Epsom.

TO COVER THIS SEASON, Young Tom of Lincoln, T ATE the property of, and bred by Mr. C. J-i Smith, of Sydney ; now belonging to Edward Constable, of Kent Place, Eden Valley. He was got by that well known horse, "Tom of Lincoln," imported to Sydney by Mr. Smith, in 1835, and out of a pure Clydes dale Mare. " Young Tom/ is seven years old, beautiful black, fine symmetry, and bone; and has proved himself a good worker, and sure foal getter. Teums,— -Two Guineas, to be paid before the Mare is stinted. N.B. Good English grass paddocki for Mares on reasonable terms.