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New Zealander, Volume I, Issue 52, 30 May 1846, Page 1

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ENTIRE CARGO OP THE "MAR Y» FROM TWO-FOLD BAY. THIS DAY. IMPORTANT SALE OF SHEEP, CATTLE, & HORSES.

MR HART Will Sell by Auction, THIS DAY, at Eleven o'clock, at the Blue Bell, QueenStreet, ANE HUNDRED AND FORTY PRIME U WETHERS. 130 BULLOCKS AND DAIRY CATTLE 2 First-rate STOCK HORSES.

The Auctioneer, in calling the attention of Butchers, Graziers, and Dairymen, to this Sale, begs to say that the Stock was selected with great rare, expressly for this market, and that the Dairy Cattle and Bullocks are from Mr. Imlay's choicest breed. — The Cows being all Quiet Milkers, and broken in to bail. The Sheep are of fine large frame, and in prime condition — and the Horses first-rate. — In fact, the whole of the Cattle are in unprecedented good condition, having been only ten days on ship-board. Altogether, ih is is the best opportunity that has yet been afforded the public of providing themselves with well bred Stock-

Unserviceable Stores of H.M.S." Osprey. '> By order of H. M. Commissariat Department for, and on account of, the AccountantGeneral of H. M. Navy. MR. HART Will sell at the Mart, on Monday next* at Eleven o'clock, precisely, Unserviceable Stores of H. M. Sloop Osprey, consisting of— BLUE JACKETS Flushing in the piece Hair Beds Box of Library Books Bread Beef Pork Flour Suet Preserved Meats Concentrated Soup Scales and Weights Coopers' Tools Copper Measures Cross-cut Saw Barrels Hogsheads Hoops Bread Bags Life Buoy Peas 4 , Tobacco Soap Chains Iron Work,' of all descriptions Hooks and Tumblers Caboose Shackles And a Great Variety of Material fit for Ship-building purposes.

MR. HART Will sell by Auction, at the Mart, at Eleven o'clock, on Monday next, THIRST FLOUR J- Sugar Tea, Black and Green Beaver Hats Calico Cigars Salt Wines and Spirits Prints Casks prime Beef Raisins And a variety of Merchandize.

TT'IFTY-EIGHT BREEDING EWES -L One pure Leicester Ram Thirteen Wethers The above will be sold on reasonable terms, on application to W. Hart, Queen-street.