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New Zealander, Volume 9, Issue 741, 21 May 1853, Page 4

AUCTIONEER AM) LAM) AGKM. MR. J. NEWMAN offers his services to the Public us an AUCTIONEER AND GENERAL AGENT, more particularly for Uie sale or Put chase of Land, Horses, Cattle, and other Live ! Stock. Monthly Sale of Horses at the Exchange Yard on the first Saturday of each month. | Monthly Sale of Cattle, Horses, c., at New Market on the second 1 uesciay of each Month Quarterly Sale at Olahuhn on the first i Wednesday in the Quarter, commencing i with June, and at llowick on the first Wednesday, commencing in April. I Stock kept at fixed charges in his Reniuera Paddocks. Land selected under the late regulations on reasonable terms. FOR SALE, BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, 'T HAT CELEBRATED ENTIRE HORSE 1 “B LOVER,” 1 Five years old. This Horse stands first on the Catalogue in Mr. Chas. Robert’s Sale, of one hundred Thorough-bred Horses and Mares,—sold in February last on account of his leaving N. S. Wales for England;— under other circumstances he would not have been sold for twice the sum he is now offered for. i He stands without a rival in this Province, and ns a foal getter alone he would amplv repay the purchaser. Wo have long since fell the want of such a horse, and in future shall soon attain the position with blood horses which we have already acquired I with carl horses. I The Horse can be seen at the Victoria Stables. An early inspection is invited; the proprietor wishing again to proceed to the Diggings. j Pedigree. —Young Plover, brown, s years, by.Ether; dam. Young Moonshine, by Old ! Emigrant ; grandam, Old Moonshine, hv Theorem ; great grandam, Cornelia, by I Grasshopper; great great grandam, Mauld, by Soothsayer:—won St. Leger of 1851. Apply to J. Newman. WEST TAMAKI FARM FOR SALE. /CLIFTON, W ell known as Mr. Clegliorn's farm, being the best situation on the river, cither for shipping produce, or landing I stock ; the soil is of a superior description, and abundantly supplied with water in every I paddock in the driest seasons, the whole is i most substantially fenced and subdivided with hedge and ditch, and post and rail of the most durable material; has an excellent 6 roomed Raupo House, double brick chimney, sheds, outhouses, and stockyard, fit for a conssiderableclairy. It consists of 103 acres, 37 acres are stubble, in good order fora potatoe crop, (II acres) broken up last sitimuer could be ! got into condition for the same or any other | crop this season ; the remainder is in grass, ; including about 2 acres of Orchard, well stocked with fruit trees, yielding heavy crops. —Apply on the farm to David White. or to Joseph Newman. V If not sold within one month it will be withdrawn. BOAT FOUND. r | HE Undersigned picked tip a Boat on * the River about four weeks ago, very much damaged. The owner may have her by applying before the loth June; if not claimed before that dale she will he sold io pay expenses. Angelo Paragee. May 12, 1835. STARK’S. SHEEP AND LAMB DIPPING COMPOUND. Agents for Auckland and Northern District of New Zealand, Messrs. Davy and Jarvie. To be obtained in small casks, —each cask sufficient for Five Score Sheep. MR. KENT’S COFFEE AND EATING HOUSE, (Next Door to Mr. Dennett's,) Queen-street. A GOOD DINNER FOB ONE SHILLING. BOARD AND LODGING. LECTURES ON HISTORICAL SUBJECTS, BY THE i MINISTERS OF THE EVANGELICAL ALLIANCE. j T UTHER; or the Supremacy of Scrip- | lure Vindicated, and the powerful effects to Religion, National Progress, a»d Personal Liberty.” In the Wesleyan Chapel, on Wednesday, The 2olh May, by the Rev. J. 11. Fletcher. j “ Knox; or Protestant principles umphant.” In the Presbyterian Church on Monday, the oOih May, by'the Rev. A. R& 10 * Seven o’clock the hour of Lecture.