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New Zealander, Volume 4, Issue 265, 13 December 1848, Page 2

AUCKLAND AND NEW ULSTER AGRICULTURAL AND HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.

Patron :—: — His Excellency Sir George Grey. AT a General Meeting of the above Society, held at the " Masonic Hotel," on Saturday, 9th December, inst., Major Matson in the chair — it was pioposed by Capt. Rough, and seconded by Mr. Whytlaw, that the rules laid before the Meeting by the Piovisional Committee be adopted. The following gentlemen were then elected as officers for the ensuing year :—: — President Majoi Matson , r . -n „ , (A. Shepherd, Esq. Vice Presidents., j Dl , We ekes Treasuier A. Kennedy, Esq. c x . f Mr. J. Baber Secretaries JMr.E.Fairbmn. Committee :—: — Capt. Beckham, Capt, Rough, Mr. W. F. Porter, Capt. Salmon, Mr. Beney, Mr. Whytlaw, Mr. Dilworth, Mr. H. Joseph. and Mr. Atkin. It was then proposed by Mr. Atkin, and seconded by Mr. Joseph, that the Secietaues with the assistance of the Committee, be empowered to collect the annual subscriptions forthwith. Mr. Atkin then proposed, seconded by Dr. Weekes, that a vote of thanks be given to Major Matson for his conduct in the chair. J vies Baber, j Secretarieg . Edwin lairburn, j Auckland, Dec. 12, 1848.

DAIRY COWS. FOR SALE, a few COWS in full milk, of a superior description. Apply at this Office.

WANTED, A SITUATION, by a Steady Man, as Porter or Inside Servant, who could also undertake the care of a pair of Horses. Apply to J. F., at this Office. J. CHADWICK, Wholesale and Retail Shipping and Family Butcher, Queen-street, opposite Mr. Snodgrass, Baker, BEGS to announce to the inhabitants of Auckland, Captains of Vessels, and others, that he has made arangemenrs for a constant supply of Cattle, Sheep, Lambs, &c, and having extensive paddocks, with good pasturage, for their reception, together with every convenience for slaughtering, he is enabled to supply meat of very supeuor quality on the shortest notice. \* Prime dairy-fed Pork always on hand. Dec. 12, 1848. LOST, A BLACK & WHITE COOLEY BITCH, about three years old, had on a curb collar, with brass plate, on which is engraven, " E. Mayne," (the property of E. Mayne, Esq., Kawau). Whoever will return her to the Undersigned, or give information as to where she may be found, will be handsomely rewarded. J. Chadwick, Butcher. Queen -street.

NOTICE. IMPOUNDED at Auckland, one red and white spotted Heifer, near calving — branded GN on near ribs. If not claimed to be sold on 6th January, 1819, at the Public Pound at noon. Auckland, Dec. 12, 1848.

ABSTRACT OF SALES BY AUCTION. This Day— Mr. Hyam Joseph, opposite the Mart, the Horse ' Bijou' snd the Mare ' Nelly.'—iMessrg. Conneil and Riding-, at their Mart, Beef, Cheese, Butter, Sugar, Ironmongery, and a variety of Miscellaneous Goods ; fom Farms on the Tamaki. Fkiday. — Messrs. T. Weston & Co., at their Stores, Valuable Allotments of Town Land ; the Cutter • Nautilus,' and a great variety of general Merchandise.