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New Zealander, Volume 9, Issue 793, 19 November 1853, Page 2

§>ale3 I)p auction. GOLD WATCUE S. To Chse Consignments. CONNELL AND RIDINGS Will Sell by Auction, nt their Mart, Quecnstreet, THIS DAY, Saturday, after Sale of Land, 'I TWELVE BEAUTIFULLY-FINISHED t GENEVA GOLD WATCHES. 3 Silver Case Watches, cylinder escapement, four holes jewelled, Tobias, Liverpool Mantel-piece Clocks (eight day and fortyeight hours), inlaid with mother of pearl Silver Pencil Cases Silver Snuff Pox Brooches, Desk, Seals, etc. AFTER WHICH — Baker’s Registered Six Chamber Revolving Lever Cock Pistol, in case, with fillings all complete A Six Barrel Revolver, by Allport, in case A Child’s Carriage Pickled Salmon Tapioca A Large American Churn A Case of German Toys, containing a variety of Novelties 42 Cases Guernsey Prime Old Tom, one Dozen Bottles in each etc., etc., etc. UNSERVICEABLE STORES. CONNELL AND RIDINGS Will Sell by Auction, at the Ordnance Stores, Britomart Barracks, on Tuesday next, 22nd instant, at eleven o’clock, A QUANTITY OF HARNESS Pack Saddles Wheels Engineers’ Stores Single, Double, and Treble Blocks etc., etc., etc. UNS ER VICE A RLE STORES. CONNELL AND RIDINGS Will Sell by Auction, at their Mart, Queenstreet, on Wednesday next, 23rd instant, on account of 11. M. Colonial Government— A QUANTITY OF UNSERVICEABLE xV STORES, from the Survey Department, comprising—--4 Theodolites, Telescopes Thermometer, Drawing Instruments Axes, Tomahawks, Tents Scythes, Oars, Saws, Tools etc., etc., etc., After which, A u.icrior New Theodolite, by Cox, London, with levelling rods, stands, etc., complete Also, 2 Bales Washed Merino Wool. EXTENSIVE SALE OF MERCHANDIZE. THOMAS WESTON AND CO. Have received instructions from J. Macky, Esq., to Sell by Auction, on Monday next, 21st November, at his Stores, Queenstreet, at eleven o’clock — 4 CASES 0T I S DEN IM S , 1 Bale 58-inch Grey Calico 1 r-Iscf I sfi - *Hch Long Cloth 1 Bale While Shirting 3 “ Blue Serge Shirts J ' “ Scarlet ditto 2 “ Scotch Tartan Jumpers 6 “ “ Twill Shirts 1 “ Regatta do. 3 Cases Regatta Shirts 1 “ “ “ in boxes dressed 4 Trunk Maids’ and Women’s Stays 2 “ Tartan Plaid, Velvet, Fancy Shawl, and Valencia Vests 4 Case Blue and Gentian Serge Shirts, and Shepherds’ Plaid Coals 4 Case Mens’ Leather Belts, assorted 20 Hhds. Truman’s London Stout 10 “ Marlell’s Brandy e n hd r , ! Whiskey 5 Qr.-Casks S J 20 Hhds. West India Rum 100 Cases Geneva 10 Or.-Casks Port Wine 3 “ Sherry 30 Dozen Bottles Port 40 “ “ Sherry 23 Cases Champagne 3 Qr.-Casks Ginger Wine 20 Cases Brandy Bitters, 1 doz. each 4 Crates Ginger Beer Bottles 520 Bags Company’s No. 4 Sugar 500 “ White Java “ 30 “ Crushed Loaf “ 400 “ Pampanga “ 100 Qr?-do. ! Fi “ Congou 40 “ Gunpowder 3 Cases Laver’s Paste Blacking 4 2 “ Herrings, in tins 100 Bags Rice 20 Cases Sago 20 “ Starch 4 “ Mustard, half-lbs. 7 Bags Coffee 30 Boxes Mould Candles, “Hogan’s” 80 “ English Soap, 30 lbs. 100 Bags Coarse Salt 49 “ Dairy “ 23 Kegs Negrohead Tobacco 20 Boxes Cavendish “ 7 Dozen Shovels Also, 2 Cases Cut Wine Glasses. Terms: Under 50/. Cash; above that sum, approved Bills at 3 months from the day of Sale. FO R SAL E . AN ALLOTMENT OF LAND situated opposite the Primitive Methodist Ch a pel, Ed ward-street, having a frontage of 409 links to that street. It is well fenced in, and in a good slate of cultivation. The situation is a delightful one, in a good neighbourhood, and commands a [line view of the Bay. Apply to C. Gerhard, High Street, Nov. 48, 4833