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New Zealander, Volume 4, Issue 218, 1 July 1848, Page 2

MTI. 11 YAM JOSEPJI BMQS to inform the Merchants and Traders of Auckland, that, having obtained an Auctioneer's license, he rms taken those commodious premises in Qneen-*»ti*cct, adjoining the store of Mr. Wo od house, for the purpose of holding peiiodioal Sales of Merchandize, and Effects, he tnr>» i to receive a share of the puMic pat»*ossage. Mr. Joseph would merely idtl, that, while every effort will be made to study the intciest of all those who may favor him with their sales, they will find a promptness in rendering account sales, and a disposition to #rant accommodation, that cannot fail to be highly satisfactory. Convenient and extensive Fens will be furnished for the sale of cattle and horses, with the advantages of excellent paddocks and stabling, and he will devote his attention particularly to thib department of the business. Queen-street, June 23, 1848,

bales' &q auction,

HYAM JOSEPH

Will sell by public Auction at his 1 Mart. Queen Street, on Monday nexi, July 3rd, at 1 i o'clock, ()NE BALE HLANKETS, slightly damaged One Cart Manila Sugar, Tea, Coffee, Pepper Loaf Sugar, Molasses Spades, Camp Ovens Tobacco and Pipes White Hcn-inss, in fine condition Mustard, Pickles, Capers Fruits Grocers 1 and Demy Paper *??oup and Bouilli Crockery ware Navy blue, White, and Orange striped Prints Check Shirts, Sheets, Vests Coal Tar Ladies' & Childrcns' patent leather Shoes Mens Blucher Boots Port Wine, Gin, &c, &c. Terms at Sale. A Luncheon will be provided.

UNRESERVED SALE,

To Dairymen and Breeders of Stock.

The Entire Cargo of the Barque "F ANN V ,"

MR. HYAM JOSEPH

Has received instructions, and will sell by Public Auction, on next WEDNESDAY, sth July, 1848, at the Stockyard of the f Blue Bell/ Inn, Queen Street, ■p O R T Y COWS J SIX HEIFERS TEN BULLOCKS ;

And two young

DURHAM BULLS,

Got by the imported Bull Lockburn, the property of C. Doyle, Esq. The whole of this Stock is selected from 1,000 Head of Cattle from the well known and celebrated station on the Peel's River, belonging to Messrs. Betting ton & Marsden, and is certainly the finest lot of Cattle ever imported into the Colony ; Also Two well bred GREY MARES. Tcrrite miule known at time of Sale*