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New Zealander, Volume 9, Issue 713, 12 February 1853, Page 2

Sales bp auction. THOMAS WESTON AND CO. Will Sell by Auction, on Monday next, 14th instant, at his Rooms, Shorllaadsireet, Without Reserve, rrWO WOODEN COTTAGES in Short--8 land-street, lately occupied by Mr. Joseph England, Shoemaker; to be removed from off the ground within ten days after sale. Also, 20 Bags Taranaki Flour. Hams and Bacon American Brooms. And other Goods. Terms —Cash. MR. D. NATHAN Will Sell by Public Auction, on Tuesday next, Feb. loth, at his Store, Shorllandslrect— npWO BALES GREY CALICO I 2 do. Bleached do. 4 do. Heavy Blankets i case Ladies’ Bonnets and Boys’ Caps, Handkerchiefs, Vests, Fancy and Furniture Prints, Leicester, New port and Denbigh Boots and Hoods, Silk Purses, Brown Holland, Blue Serge, and Gent’s White Shirts 28 chests Fine Congou Teas (Ararat) 5 tons Company’s and Mauritius Sugars 8 small boxes Honey Dew Tobacco 7 small cases Cavendish ditto 20 dozen Spades 20 Boxes Candles 20 Bags Rice 3 Hhcls. Rum. &c., &c., &c. Sale to commence at 11 o’clock. CONNELL AND RIDINGS Will Sell by Auction, at their Mart, Queenstreet, on Wednesday next, 10 inst., al 11 o’clock, BAGS SUGAR 100 bags N. S. W. Flour 50 boxes Mould Candles 1 hhd. Assorted Tinware 85 half boxes Soap 4 bags Coffee 2 “ New Walnuts 25 “ best Patna Rice 5 bales Sole and Kip Leather 10 chests fine Congou 1 bale coloured Blankets, Bine, Rose, and Purple 9 puncheons Rum 0 Diggers’ Companions Miners’ Dishes and Buckets 1 case Breganzas, Caps and Coals A London made Hogskin Saddle and Double Bridle A Cornopean A Double Barrel Gnu in case, with Fillings complete A superior Rifle A pair of Pistols A lot of Onions An Iron Safe Three Bronze Fenders. Also, By order and on account of lI.M. Colonial Government, A WHALE BOAT. SADDLE HORSES. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY MR. J. N E WM A N Al the Royal Exchange Yard, on Wednesday next, the IGlh instant, al noon. THE following very valuable SADDLE MARES, just imported by the Daniel Webster , from some of the best Studs in New South Wales : No. 4.—Bay Mare Bessy, by Sir Hercules, winner of the Ladies’ Purse, Bathurst Meeting. 2—Brown and Silver Haired Mare, by Egremont. s—Brown Mare, by Egremont. 4—Bay Mare, by Scratch. s—Chesnut Mare, by Young Whisker. ()—Grey Marc, switch tail. N.B.—For private Sale, THE ENTIRE CARGO OF SHEEP. MR. A. W. // A NSA RI) Has received instructions to Sell by Public Auction, al his Rooms, in Princes-slreet, on Thursday, the 3rd March (unless previously sold by Private Contract, of which notice will be given) ALL those Valuable and Pleasantly Situated PREMISES at Parnell, part of Sub-division of Allotment 70 of Suburban Sec. No. 4, known as having been lately in the occupation of Lieut. Chesney. This Property is well worthy the attention of a party wishing a pleasant freehold residence, or to one desiring a small investment. The subdivision is one acre, which is well fenced and the greater part laid out as gar-den—-and having three large frontages is well adapted for subdividing into building allotments. The situation is not excelled, if equaled, in the suburbs of Auckland, having one of the prettiest views imaginable; cannot be built out, and being within five minutes walk of Mechanics’ Bay. The Cottage is comfortably and genteelly finished, and has four comfortable rooms, and a good cellar. An abundance of fine water on the premises. A sketch of the ground may be seen, and further particulars learnt at the Auctioneer’s.