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New Zealander, Volume 7, Issue 561, 30 August 1851, Page 4

E2£ "SVZQA," FI&OIVS S'SrSKNTETiT. | JJ/J BAGS PILOT BISCU 40 do. Cabin ditto 100 do. Liveipool Salt 100 Boxes Mould Candles 40 do. Soap 5 Bales 3 -Bushel Bags 57 Boxes Pipes 200 Half-chests Tea, Ex « Royal Soy eign" Haidwood Posts and Rails 34 Bundles Spades 6 Bales Corks 10 |-cabks London Vinegar 5 bags Black Pepper 1 Case Cart Harness 12G Packages Manila Rope 22 Coils Euiope do. 1 Case Scai let Comfoiters 1 do. Letter and Foolscap Paper 10 Cases Pint Pickles 5 do. i lb. Mustaid 18 do. bago 2 do 5-4 Fancy Piints 5 do. 7- 8 do. '20 Dozen Duck Trowsers 5 doz. Linen Shirts 50 doz Stout Striped 129 doz. Cotton Handkerchiefs 78 doz. Serge Shirts 370 Pair Moleskin Trowsers 87 Dozen h cotch Twilled Shirts 9 Trunks Ladies' Boots and Shoes 20 Blue Pilot Cloth Coats 2 Ends Pilot Cloth 20 Bags Oatmeal 10 Bags Pearl Barley 5 Sacks Seed Barley. W. S. Graiiame.

EX "MAUKIN." KEGROHKAD & CAVENDISH TOBACCO Port Philip Beef, in Tierces Liveipool Salt Mould Candles Soap Bottled Ale and Porter Compasses Mixed Pickles Anchovey Sauce Barrow Wheels Ladies' Saddles One Spring Cart W. S. Graiiame. Auckland, July 23, 1851. LAND FOR SALE, BY PRIVATE CONTRACT.

ABOUT 110 Acres on the North Shore, bounded on one side by Pupuke Lake, and on the other by the head of Shoal Bay. The Land is of the first quality. About 20 acres ate laid down in glass ; about 10 more are ready for a crop. There is a commodious Dwelling House on the property, with Barn and other out buildings ; also, an Orchard of about an acre in extent, in full bearing. The House commands a fine view of the Town and Haibour of Auckland, as well as an extensive view seaward. Pait of the land is wooded, consisting principally of useful timber for fencing and other purposes. This farm will be sold on reasonable terms, as the Proprietors are about to dissolve partnership. For further particulars, apply on the premises to Wm. & John Carruth. Auckland, 26th July, 1851.

ENTIRE HORSE "PORUS."

.^^ nn H E Tiiorougii<^p aI^IJV bred Horse w\ T^^fSSh " poaus '" IHv^ Wl^lkW'ii? Vf ' l^ stanc * lo cov e r JLyjf »jf Jpy^ t-his season. Porus is hands high, 5 years old, has a good temper and an excellent constitution ; he is by Septimus out of Camilla by Camerton, her dam a Hector mare. Camilla was also the dam of Harry Loroquer and Commissioner, both winners, and she won a maiden pLte at two years old. Porus stood one season at the Paterson,N.S.W., and the stock of his get was pronounced to be fully equal to the &tock of the imported horse Young Camel. Porus is unquestionably the best horse in this Province, to cross with heavy mares to get what is termed a horse of all works, suitable for either the cart, plough or saddle ; with light mares, to get a good, quiet, neat hack ; or with racing mares, to insure size, as well as strength and speed. Terms, £3 35.:--Groomage ss. Thomas Paton. Eden hill, 20th Augnst, 1851.

aoasss. MR. HARDINGTON informs the Public that he has now on hand a considerable Stock of Horses for Sale. They have been picked with much care from various importations, and comprise the well broken-in Saddle Horse, the Ladies' Jennett, the strong animal for Harness, and the Cart Horse ; all which he can offer at very reasonable prices. LIVERY STABLES. In his Stables there is every desciiption of Horse required for Hire, and which he will be glad to let out, by the day, the week, or the month, either for fcaddle, Harness, or for Ploughing. Horses received at Livery at very moderate charges, CARRIAGES. The usual Vehicles are always ready at a few minutes notice, viz., the Omnibus, Landau, Jaunting Car, Dog Cait, Gig, &c. N.B. A few fine Fillies for Sale, well adapted for Maori purchasers. Royal Exchange Hotel, Auckland, 12th August, 1851.