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

*ak9 b\j Auction. Sale of Summer DraperyMR. D. NATHAN Will Sell bv Auction, at his Store, Shortland-street on TUESDAY next, the lGth instant, rtA OASES OF SUMMER GOODS, just arrived: lSj per " African" and " Matilda Wattenbach." Sale of Whaling Gear, Ships' Stores, Provisions, &c, &c. MR. DAVID NATHAN Will sell by auction, at his Store, at 11 o'ctock, on THURSDAY, the 18th instant, the following articles, ex " Empire," Captain Macombe, 1/fOLASSES jj Dried Apples Batter Tea Coffee Flour Cigars Soap Preserved Meats Saleratus Cheese Whale-line Flags Whaling Gun Iron Hoops White Lead Black Paint Whaling Harpoons Lances Axes Stovo Boarding Knives Cutting Spades Mincing Knives Carpenters' Tools Coopers' do. Bomb Lances Oil-hose Ship's Bell Chains Blocks Cutting Blocks Chain Stoppers Fish Hooks Copper Bellows " Skimmers. " Pumps Paint Oil Copper Cooler Rivets Leather Hemp Cordage Manilla " Deep Sea Line Croze Stock' Ships' Oil Cloth Medicine Chest Seamen's Shoes Ladies' " Clothing Slop Clothing Brown Cottons Bleached " Whaling Gear &c., &C, &C. Important Sale of Blood Stock. /fESSRS. AIRMAN & WILSON beg to chaw 1L the attention of breeders of racing stock, sporting gentlemen, and the public in general, to the announcement that they have received instructions from E. J. WAKKFii:i.i),Esq., to submit for sale by public auction, in the course of September next, the whole of his BLOOD STOCK, Consisting of the celebrated Entire Horse, THE PEEK, And the well-known Mare, BARBARA, Both thoroughbreds imported from England; The favorite Entire Horse, GLENDON; The Entire Pony, TOM SAYERS; Six well-bred GELDINGS, broken to saddle or harness, or both; Eighteen BROOD MARES, With foals or in foal by The Peer, Ratan, Antidote, Glaucus, and St. Patrick; many of these mares are broken to saddle or harness, or both; Four Three-year old FILLIES, By Towton, II Barbierc, and Glaucus; Six TWO-YEAR-OLDS, By the Peer, Cossack, and Steam; and Four YEARLINGS, By the Peer, Emperor, and St. Patrick. Notice of the day of sale, and further particulars, will appear in future advertisements, and catalogues will then be prepared and issued by the Auctioneers, Christchurch, July 11, 1862. For Sale by the Undersigned, ' r A LBS. PRESERVED BEEF, Gib. TINS <_)OU 15 cases Presevcd Ginger, fill), jars 15 caccs Lobsters, lib. tins 10 " Sardines | and i II). boxes 7 " Bottled Fruits. 2 doz. cases 10 " White Wine Vinegar, qrts. 5 " Column's Mustard, 4 and 7 lb. tins '4 " Castor Oil, \ puts. 1 " Salad Oil, " 2 " Paste Blacking, i gross boxes 1 " " " tins 15 casks Split Peas r> kegs Carb. ot Soda 16 jars Tartaric Acid, 14 lbs. each fit) reams Royal Hand Paper 30 half chests Fine Congou Tea 5 bales Hops, ISGI &C, &C, &c. The above Goods arc just landed, ex " Queen of the North" and other late 'arrivals, and are in first-rate condition. They have been bought cheap, and will be sold accordingly. j. c. Mcdowell. Queen-street, 12th Sept., ISG2. S. M. GREEN & CO., Clothing", Boot, Shoe and Outfitting* Warehouse, VAILE'S BUILDINGS, QUEEN STREET, 'AVE opened the Shop (lately occupied by Mr. Turrcll) in the above line, and beg to call the attention of their friends and the public to their well selected stock of Gentlemen's Clothing, Boots and Shoes, &c, just landed from "Queen of the North" and " African," and would specially! note their Gents' Tweed Cloth and Doeskin Suits, from 355. per Suite. On Bale by the Undersigned, ex " African," 9 CASES ENGLISH WAXED KIP BUTTS jL French Wax Calf-skins French Fronts and (irufts Russett Fronts and Grafts 2 cases containing— Prints. Mohair Dress Pins, Summer Shawls and Squares Women's and Girls' White Cotton Hose, &c. S. M. GREEN & CO., Importers, Queen-street. Loss of the "Lord Worsley." T>EAD "WALKER ON THE COMPASS" and X Magnetism of Ships. Price .'is. VARTY and CHAPMAN, Booksellers. >IBLES, of various sizes and in several languages, 3 always on sale at the British and Foreign Bible I Depot, opposite the Court House, Queen-street. Board and Eesidence. T7URST CLASS ACCOMMODATION at Mas. . MORLE'YS, Harrowgate Villa, Alton Road. T* /JTONEY TO LEND, in sums of £IOO and upIYJL wards, on Mortgage at 10 per cent. J. WAYMOUTH. Accountant, Eraser's Buildings. Farm Labour. 1 REQUIRED —A General Farm Servant for the Y Country.—Apply this day to Mr. ALFRED BUCKLAND. Wanted. WANTED— A PLAIN COOK, who can milk, and make himself generally useful, for Sir S. Osdornk Gibbes, Whangarci. Apply to Mr. Nicol, " Masonic" Hotel, or Mrs. Chapman, Queen-street. \\T ANTED—TWO FEMALE SERVANTS as YV Cook and Housemaid for the Farmers' Hotel DRURY. The highest wages given. Apply to G. T. CHAPMAN, Stationer, Auckland, Se; tcraber Bth, 18G2. WANTED— A BLACKSMITH, who must be a good workman—wages the best in the Colony. Apply to JOHN PIERCE, Blacksmith, Parnell, or Newmarket. 4 VTANTED —By a single gentleman, a General f V Man Servant, accustomed to wait at table. — Apply to Mr, CHA-PMAN, Queen-street,