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New Zealander, Volume 9, Issue 705, 15 January 1853, Page 1

bp auction. EXTENSIVE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Plate, Linen, China, Glass, Books, Pictures, Wines, Horses, Cows, Carts, Harness, Saddlery, and Farming Implements, &c. CONNELL it RIDINGS Beg to announce that they have received instructions from the Proprietor, Percival Berrey, Esq., (who is about to leave the colony for a time) to sell by Public Auction, at his residence, at Pukikawa, on a day to be named in a future advertisement. nr HE VC HOLE OF THE HOUSEHOLD i- FURNITURE, WINES, LIVE-STOCK, and other Personal Property. Messrs. C. & R. can with satisfaction call particular attention to this Sale, as they will have it in their power to offer some of the very choicest articles of the above-mentioned effects—particularly the Pictures, Wines, Horses, and Cows. Catalogues will be issued, and the Goods can be viewed prior to the Sale. The Horses, Stock, N c., are open to private sale at once, and can be seen at Mr. Berrey’s at any time. The sale will probably take place the first week in February. AUCKLAND AND NEW ULSTER AGRICULTURAL AND HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. A PROPOSITION having been made at x ■*- the last General Meeting to divide the Society, and to form two separate Societies, one Agricultural and the other Horticultural. It was resolved that a farther meeting be held at the Exchange Hotel, on Saturday, the 29th instant, at noon, for the consideration of the subject. James Baber, 1 Secretaries. Joseph Newman, ) The Society’s Annual Show will take place in the 3rd week of March. AUCKLAND MECHANIC’S INSTITUTION. 4 PAPER on “ THE STATE OF CHILI -Y IN 1831,” by D. Rough, Esq., will be read in the Hall of this Institution, on Wednesday Evening, next, the 1 9th instant, at eight o’clock. Admission to Members of the Institution, free, with the right to introduce a lady; to non-members, by orders, as usual. A. W. Hansard, Hon. Sec. DRAUGHT HORSES. nnilE Undersigned has for Sale, TWO 1 YOUNG HORSES, age, rising four years, bred on his Farm, and broken into Plough last Spring by a careful hand. They were got by Mr. Hunter’s well-known horse Farmer's Fancy out of well bred draught Mares. For particulars, apply to Mr. 11. Carter, at Major Matson’s. David White, Tamaki. January 13, J 855. MILITARY THEATRE. ALBERT BARRACKS. fAN MONDAY EVENING, 47th January, V./ 1833, will be performed, for the benefit of a Soldier’s Widow, George Almar’s MeloDrama, in three acts, entitled — THE FIRE RAISER; Op., the Prophet of the Moor. To be followed with a Song; Three Scenes from Sir Waiter Scott’s Lady of the Lake; and a Dance. The whole to conclude with a Broad Extravaganza, in One Act, entitled — TWO EYES BETWEEN TWO. Doors open at half-past seven o'clock; performance to commence at eight. Dress Circle, 2s. 6d.; Boxes, Is. 6d.; Pit, Is. Tickets may be had on application to Mr. Porter, Tobacconist, Queen Street; Mr. Levy’s Emporium, Shortland Street; Serjt. Maxwell, Officers’ Mess; and at the Library, Albert Barracks. T. Hyde, Stage Manager. Vivat Regina ! 1 m HORSE CHALLENGE 1 MR. CODLIN’S b. g. JACK , is open to jAJL run Mr. Williamson’s b.g. TOMBOY , or any other Horse, Mare, or Gelding in New Ulster, two mile heats, carrying li stone, for ±IOO (one hundred sovereigns) ; the match to be run in fourteen days from this date, and the challenge to be accepted on or before the 12th instant. Any communication can be made to Mr. G. Codlin or Mr. Shale, at Newmarket. Newmarket, Jan. 3, 1833.