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New Zealander, Volume 4, Issue 270, 30 December 1848, Page 1

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POSTPONMENT OF SALE of HORSES & MARES, Ex " Emma," Advertised for Sale on Thursday last.

HYAM JOSEPH Has received instructions to Sell by Public Auction, on Wednesday next, January 3rd, 1849, at the Blue Bell Inn, at 1 1 o'clock precisely, the undermentioned Valuable DRAUGHT AND SADDLE HORSES AND MARES, T AWYER— a Black Horse, bro- -*^ ken in to draught, makes a first rate shafter. Turpin — a Bay Horse, broken in to shaft. Captain — a Bay Horse, broken in to draft. Jack^— a Chesnut Horse, broken in to saddle and harness, a first rate Gig 1 horse. Bobby— a Black, first rate Saddle horse. Rose— a Bay Mare, broken in to saddle and harness. Tasman — a Chesnut Horse, broken in to saddle and harness, would make a first rate Stock horse. Charley — a Bay Horse, broken in to saddle and draft. Dover — a Chesnut Saddle Horse. . Matilda— a Chesnut Mare, broken to saddle and harness. A Sorrel Horse— and a light Chesnut ditto— well broken in to Saddle. Terms at Sale.

HYAM JOSEPH Has received Instructions to Sell by Public Auction, on Wednesday, 3rd January, at the Blue Bell, Queen-street, at 11 o'clock, precisely, A SETS HARNE S 2 CARTS 1 DRAY, with double Shafts Terms at Sale.

TO FARMERS, AND OTHERS.

FOR SALE, THREE ENGLISH SOWS And ONE BOAR Apply to Connell & Ridings.

WINES. CONN EIET RIDINGS HAVE ON SALE, A few Cases Prime Champagne — Port — Pale and Golden Sherry, &c. &c.

TO BE LET. TO BE LET on an IMPROVING LEASE for a term of Years, on very liberal terms, Suburban Allotment No. 31, of Section No. 8, containing 12^ acres. This allotment is very advantageously situated, abutting on the Fown of Auckland, and adjoining Newdicks farm, and is close to the Government landing place for cattle in Freeman's Bay. For terms and particulars, apply to Mr. Hardy. Victoria Street.

FOR SALE, TWO FINE DRAUGHT MARES, just landed, ex " Louisa," from Sydney. They were selected by an experienced person, expressly for Auckland, and having suffered no damage during the voyage, they are now in excellent working condition. The Mares may be seen at the stables of Mr. A. Rooney, Queen Street, on application to B. Newell.