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New Zealander, Volume XVIII, Issue 1723, 13 September 1862, Page 2

mlcs i>j) &nrfion. MR. S. JONES Will sell by Auction, at Brunswick Buildings, THIS DAY, (Saturday), the 13th inst., at 11 o clock, QA BARRELS CLARENCE RIVER BEEF OX) 10 barrels Pork 3 tons Flour 80 bags Co.'s No. 1 Sugar 70 „ „ » 100 „ Mauritius „ 10 barrels Sugar 50 boxes Tea 2 tierces Tobacco 30 kegs Butter 100 boxes Sydney Soap 50 „ Liverpool Soap 10 ~ Raisins 80 „ Mould Candles 7t! „ Sperm Candles 20 barrels Burton Ale 20 cases Sherry 10 „ Port 25 „ French Brandy Also— Cart Harness Furniture &c. &c. &c. ON ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. 8 bales Blankets, ex " Blundell." CON NELL & HIDINGS Will sell by auction, on MONDAY next, 15th inst., at eleven o'clock, C S. &Co,Q BALES BLANKETS, MORE OR in diamond. O LESS DAMAGED C.S.&W., § 1 1 bale, 35 pairs, 10-4, slightly damaged § 2 1 bale, 35 pairs, 10-4, do. do. i ;i i " 34 i " 10-4, do. do. ;, l " 25 " 10-4, do. do. § 7 I " ',55 " 11-4, do. do. fe 9 2 "11-4, do. do. 13 " 11-4, slightly do. i " 13 " U-4, much do. 12 " 11-4, slightly do. cj 2 l " 25 " damaged. Terms—Cash. Hobart Town Jams. CONNELL & HIDINGS Will sell by auction on MONDAY next, 15th instant, at eleven o'clock, lIVE CASES RASPBERRY JAM, in jars Five cases Jams, assorted in 1-lb. tins, viz., Raspberry, Black Currant Red Currant, Green Gage Gooseberry Damson, Plum Terms—Cash. Glassware and Crockery, Ginger Beer Bottles, &c. CONNELL & RIDINGS Will sell by auction on MONDAY next, 15th instant, mHREE CRATES CROCKERY and GLASS--1 WARE, containing— Basins and Mugs Chambers Butter Coolers Pans Salt Cellars Sugar Basins Cream Jugs Wine Glasses Tumblers Show Glasses Plates 20 Gross Ginger Beer Bottles Also, — ICO pross Corks Tin Cans Milk Dishes Baking Dishes 2 casks Lamp Glasses Saddlery and Harness. CONNELL & RIDINGS Will sell by auction, on MONDAY next, 15th instant, at eleven o'clock, N E CASE SADDLERY, V/ containing,— 1 set Silver Mounted Gig Harness 2 sets Cart Harness 1 set Cart Harness with brass buckles 1 set Brass Mounted Gig Harness 1 Lady's Saddle and Bridlo 3 Cattle Thongs &c, &c, &C. TO CLOSE CONSIGNMENTS. Unreserved Sale of Tweeds, Drapery, and Clothing, &c, &c. CONNELL & RIDINGS Will Sell by Auction, at the Stores of Messrs. Gilfillan & Co., on WEDNESDAY, September 17, at 11 o'clix'k, a large assortment of the following goods,— riANCY TWEEDS, in the piece J All Wool Summer Tweeds Scarlet and Magenta Under Shirts Drab Flannel do. Fancy Check do. Bluo Shirts Boys' and Men's Long Cloth do. Regatta Shirts, in variety Linen Collars, assorted Tweed Vests, Coats and Trousers, new styles Fancy Shawls Ladies' Corsets, various sorts Boys' Knickerbocker Suits Fancy Prints Navy Blue Prints Black and White Prints Flannel Grey Calico, 72 inch Blue Cloth, Tweed and Fancy Caps and Turbans Rifle Caps * Colored Flannel Sacs Cashmerctte Sacs Flounced Dresses Fancy Jupe Dresses Dungaree .33 inch Longcloth Military Half-hose &c, &C., &c. Further particulars in a future advertisement. COROMANDEL. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. CONNELL & HIDINGS Arc instructed to announce that, at an early date, they will Sell by Auction, The important Township of " KINGSTONE," IN COROMANDEL HARBOUR. THIS Township, covering about One Hundred Acres and divided into about One Thousand Allotments, forms a portion of the Estate of the Rev. J. Precce. It is situated at the western end of the Promontoryknown as " Trcece's Toint," the only place on the west side of the harbour where boats can land at low water. A Custom House will in all probability bo built at this place, which, from its commanding position, is particularly suitable for the purpose. Large vessels can anchor within a short distance of the shore. The site of the Township is on a beautiful level plain extendingtrom the beach, and is midway between the Kapanga and the Waiau Diggings, witli both of •which it is connected by a Government Road. Rich Auriferous Quartz lias been discovered on the promontory adjoining the township. Several claims have been taken up, and machinery for crushing bus been ordered by the shareholders of one of them. The importance of the Coromandel District can scarcely be over estimated. The fact of its being an extensive gold region is established, and it is confidently expected that a few months, perhaps weeks, will dcvelopc results which will place it amongst the most permanently productive of any of the Gold Fields yet discovered. KINGSTONE, from its central position and its facility of approach, the mineral wealth, extensive forests, and productive soil in its neighbourhood, its magnificent scenery and its spacious and sheltered harbour, offers attraction and advantages for a new settlement which cannot fail to raise it rapidly to a Town of importance. f£g"Plans will be published with as littlo delay as possible,