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New Zealander, Volume 7, Issue 574, 15 October 1851, Page 1

&ales &q auction. ON WEDNESDAY, 22nd INSTANT, AT THE STORES OF W. S. GRAHAME, ESQ. CONNELL $ RIDINGS Have received instructions from Mr. Graiiame» to Sell by Public Auction, at his Stores, Fort Street, on Wednesday next, 22nd inst., the following LARGE INPOB.TATIONS OF MERCHANDIZE, Aiso— • The undermentioned Valuable imported HORSES. TWENTY-SIX TONS (720 Bags) RICE 100 Dozen Spades 5 Tons Van Diemen's Land Flour 10 " Adelaide ditto 100 Bags Pilot Biscuit 1 Cf m , a on t- n . • ixu r Steam made 30 '• Captains' ditto j 5 Hhds. Martell's best Cognac 3 Puncheon, j 2nd Brandy 10 « Geneva 5 " East India Rum 5 " Jamaica 40 Dozen Sandiman's Port Wine 40 « Hunt's ditto 15 Qr.-casks Sherry 20 Casks Bottled Ale 50 Half-chests Congou Tea 100 Bags Mauritius Sugar 100 " Fine Moist ditto 25 " Coffee 10 Kegs best Negrohead Tobacco 20 Tierces Prime N. S. Wales Beef 30 Casks Prime New Zealand Pork 5 " " Ox Tongues 100 Boxes Mould Candles 30,000 Best Manila Cigars 3 Ploughs 1 0 Boxes Best American Axes 20 Wheat Mills 20 Pilot Coats 2 Pieces Pilot Cloth 2 Cases Saddles 1 " Bridles and Whips 300 Pieces Hoyle's Prints 100 " 9-8 ditto 20 « Duck 5 Bales Rugs 3 « Blankets 76 Pieces best Black Pongees Handkerchiefs 106 Kegs White Lead 20 " Black Paint 20 Boxes Pipes 1 Case Sad Irons Quart Pickles, Pint ditto 5 Qr.-casks Vinegar 3 Hhds. Molasses 2 B«e s | Raisins 3 Casks ) 2 Barrels ; c 2 Carotels J 8 Boxes sago 5 Bags Arrowroot 1 Spring Cart. Terms at Time of Sale. Goods once offered will not be withdrawn, At One o'clock, precisely — THREE Well bred ENTIRES, " ELIAZER," « BAY CANTAB," " MIDNIGHT," Also — "FA N N V," a well-bred MARE, by " Spohtsman."

ON MONDAY, 3rd NOVEMBER, fVfV 1 ACRES of the richest LAND in the ■ ■ 2 distiict, in the highest state of cultivation, situate on the Great Road from Auckland to Onehunga and the Interior. To be sold together or in lots. CONNELL $ RIDINGS Acting under instructions from the Proprietor, will Sell by Public Auction, on the Land, on Monday, 3rd November, at 12 o'clock, precisely, the undermentioned Allotments, being Subdivisions of Mr. Macky's wellknown Meadow Land, so remarkable for its richness and fertility, and for its commanding position on the great thoroughfare above mentioned, a. R. p. Frontage. Lot 1, containing .... 8 2 12 511 links « 2 " 8 0 6 511 " u 3, « 7 1 29 511 <f «4, « 3 2 18 630 " «5, « 7 0 10 500 « «6, " 6 3 24 500 " « 7, " 6 3 16 500 " «8, " 6 3 8 500 " « 9, " 5 3 30 710 " "10, « 16 1 7 ! For small Farms or private residences these road side lots present the most obvious advantages, both from the excellence of the land, and their convenient access both to Auckland and Onehunga. While the great increase to the traffic and impottance of Onehunga likely to result from the establishment of steam communication with Sydneyrenders the purchase of this Laud one of the safest speculations in which a capitalist can engage. Particular attention is directed to the Villa Lot No. 10, containing J6| acres, presenting, as it does, one of the most agreeable sites for a Dwelling House, which the district affords. Teims— One fourth cash, the remainder at 3 and 6 monihs, with interest at 10 pet cent, per annum. A Plan of the Lots to be seen at the Mart, Queen-street.