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New Zealander, Volume 4, Issue 281, 7 February 1849, Page 2

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IMPORTANT SALE OF HORSES.

HYAM JOSEPH

Has received instructions to sell by Public Auction, at the Stockyard of the Blue Bell, THISDAY, 7th instant— Without Reserve — 11 HE following Valuable RACING HORSED, the property of a Gentleman about leaving the Colony. JACK, a bay Gelding, 4 years. The performances of " Jack," on Monday and Tuesday last, excited the admiration of all beholders, and rather astonished the knowing ones. It is now admitted that but for the false start he would have been the winner of the Maiden Plate. He Avon the Consolation Stakes of £20, and the Hurdle Race of £36, beating the favorite " Zaccho" easily. COUNTESS, dark brown Mare, 4 years— without exception the handsomest Mare in the Northern distiict. GOLDFINDER, dark brown Entire, 2 years — the only Blood Horse in the country, and bids fair to win the next Metropolitan. POST BOY, a handsome blood chesnut Poney, rising 4 years. The above have been some time in training, and with judicious attention will turn out for Speed and Bottom to be inferior to none-in the colonies. also — BLUCHER, a brown Hack, 5 years, warranted sound and good in saddle or harness. RAINBOW, bay Gelding, 4 years, ditto. MATILDA, roan Mare, rising 3 years, broken to carry a lady. NORFOLK, black Entire Horse, one of the most powerful Draught horses in the colony, ALSO-— A light Cart 4 sets Cart Harness 4 Saddles 1 Hunting Saddle 1 strong Dray and harness complete.

H\AM JOSEPH Has been honoured with instructions to sell byPublic Auction, at the Stockyard of the Blue Bel], THIS DAY, at 11 o'clock— THE SPLENDID RACER "PENSIONE R," " Pensioner" contested for the Maiden and Metropolitan Plates ; he came in winner of the second heat of the Maiden Plate, but was distanced in consequence of his Jockey being slightly underweight.

HYAM JOSEPH

BEGS to announce that his Unreserved Sale of MERCHANDIZE, advertised for Monday last, will take place To-morrow, Thursday > Bth instant, at 1 1 o'clock, precisely. Terms at Sale.

HYAM JOSEPH Has received instructions to sell by Public Auction, at his Mart, Queen-street, on Monday next, 12th inst. THE well known fast sailing Schooner, "DIAN A," 1 5 tons, with all her standing and running rigging, complete. Two suits of Sails, one of which is quite new. Two anchors and chain cable, and cooking apparatus, with all the necessary appurtenances, in first rate order. To parties engaged in the Coasting trade, this vessel can be recommended as being the fastest and strongest coaster sailing out of Auckland*

ELIGIBLE INVESTMENT.

To be sold by Private Contract, the undermentioned valuable Business Pioperties — IWO HOUSES situate, Shortlaed Street, nearly opposite the " Exchange Hotel," with a frontage of 28 feet to Shortland Street, depth 66 feet, let for seven years, at £50 per year. also — That old established Grocery Store, lately occupied by Mr. G. Codlin, situated in High Street, having a frontage thereto of 20 feet, depth 60 feet. These valuable properties will be sold on reasonable terms, the proprietors being about to leave the colony. For further particulars apply to Hyam Joseph, Auctioneer, &c, Queen Street.

TO DAIRYMEN & OTHERS. To be disposed of by Private Contract. 4Q HEAD of Superior MILCH COWS, HEIFERS, &c, now depasturing on an enclosed run of 200 acres, on the North Shore, within If miles of Town. The Run (on which is erected a commodious five roomed Cottage, with every necessary convenience,) will be let gratis for 12 months to the purchaser of the cattle. For further particulars, apply to Hyam Joseph, - Auctioneer, &c, Queen-street