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New Zealander, Volume 2, Issue 78, 28 November 1846, Page 1

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WITHOUT THE LEAST RESERVE. MR. HART Will sell by Auction, on Monday next, at his Rooms, at 11 o'clock, A VARIETY OF CROCKERYWARE, consisting of pUPS AND SAUCERS \J Plates, Jugs Mugs Hats Prints Calicos Books Tea Soap Candles and a variety of Merchandise, AN EXCELLENT THREE-TON BOAT, ALSO By Order of the Chief Constable, under a Distress Warrant, A QUANTITY OF WEARING APPAREL, BOOKS, &c.

EDEN MILL, EPSOM. MR. HART Has received instructions, to offer to Public Sale on Monday, next, unless previously sold by private contract— THAT excellent SCORIA built MILL at Epsom. It has been erected regardless of Cost, and is admirably adapted for the purpose of grinding and cleaning wheat. There are two 3ft. 6in. French Burrs, and complete Dressing and Smutting Machines, with two acres of land having a Crown Grant, and the whole will positively be sold without any reserve.

MR. CONNELL, Will sell by Public Auction, on Tuesday next, December Ist, at 11 o'clock. rpHIRTY DOZEN BOTTLED ALE JL Thirty dozen Sherry Wine Hams and Bacon Cheese Salt Pork Rounds of Beef Fine Flour Seconds ditto Best Colonial Soap Tron Saucepans and Pots Table S Ut Curing ditto Twenty dozen Regatta Shirts Twenty dozen striped ditto Twenty dozen Moleskin Trowsers And a great variety of Merchandise.

•ON SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED. GI N in whole and half Cases Sherry Wine in wood and bottle Linseed Oil (boiled) Liverpool Salt Tobacco in Bond Hams and Bacon Wiapping Paper J. 11. ASHER. Queen-street, November 5, 1846.

TEN POUNDS REWARD. STOLEN recently off the Island of Motu Tapu, SEVEN FAT WETHERS. Who ever will give such information as will lead to the conviction of the offender or offenders, will receive the above reward on applicationlo W ILLIAMSOK & CRUMMER. Auckland, Nov. 20, 1846.

MR. CONNELL HAS FOR SALE QEVERAL SUBURBAN FARMS situated O within a very short distance of Auckland. Terms— Moderate.

STORE VESSEL, "NOBLE." WANTED, Men of good character, who understand the heckling of Flax. Apply to J, S. POLACK Auckland, Nov. 27th, 1846.