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New Zealander, Volume 3, Issue 178, 12 February 1848, Page 1

Sales fcg Auction,

CONNELL & RIDINGS Will sell by Auction, at their Mart, Queen Street, at 1 1 o'clock, THIS DAY— 2 CASKS MOLASSES ** 1 case fine white Ginger 1 cask brown ditto 6 kegs Salt Butter 2 cases White wine Vinegar in bottle 2 Hhds. Loaf Sugar 1 ton Moist Sugar 2 cases Capers 1 cask Saltpetre 2| tens Salt Pork Fine Flour l 2 sets splendid Papier Machee Trays, inlaid with Mother of Pearl Japanned Tea Trays Cruet Stands 2 sets Cart Harness 1 set Harness for a team of 4 horses and at 12 o'clock — A well known and remarkably fast Saddle Horse. A well trained Mare for Lady or Gentleman. AND A Powerful Horse accustomed to Harness.

CONNELL 8f RIDINGS T7KTILL hold their usual weekly sale of Mer- " * chandise on Wednesday next, on which occasion they will offer some Excellent New Household Furniture now landing ex "Deborah." Particulars in Wednesday's advertisement.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, BOOKS, tyc. CONNELL & RIDINGS Will sell by Auction, at the residence of Major Marlow, Royal Engineers, Emily Place, at 1 1 o'clock, on Friday, February 18, a Quantity of Household Furniture, consisting of — DINING TABLES Card Tables Easy Chairs, Sofas Eight-day Parlour Clock Mahogany Four Post Bedstead Iron Bedsteads, Glass Ware Kitchen Utensils, &c &c. Also A Collection of Valuable Books and .Pictures.

HORSES AND MARES, EX "DEBORAH," THOMAS WESTON # CO. Will sell by Auction, at the "Blue Bell" Inn, Queen Street, on Wednesday next, Feb. 10, at 12 o'clock, precisely — Q WELL BRED HORSES, 4 to 6 years old, of good bone, and action, broken in to single and double harness. Several well bred Mares and Hackneys, the Mares stinted to the best b'ood Stallions in New South Wales, viz. "Sir Charles* and ••Jemmett' the former the property of Chas. Roberts, Esq. and the latter of John Maxwell, Esq. ALSO A few sets of the best Cart and Dray Harness with leading ditto complete— and A large Scale Beam.

DESIRABLE RESIDENCE. CONNELL^ RIDINGS Hate received instructions to sell by prirate contract, A BEAUTIFUL VILLA, at Epsom, with 3£ ACRES of LAND, in high cultivation, consisting of— GARDEN, CLOVER PADDOCK, ajvd THREE ACRE FIELD, Ujvdeb Crass, all well fenced. The House is nearly new, and is extremely commodious, with detached Kitchen and Good Stabling, Coach House and Servants' Room.

TO FLOCKMASTERS. eONNELL & RIDINGS HAVE FOR SALE TWO Pure Bred LEICESTER EWES and one Ewe Lamb. These animals are remarkably fine speci-