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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume III, Issue 175, 3 April 1847, Page 2

THIS DAY.

MESSRS. BETHUNE & HUNTER will sell by Auction at the StGckyard, Te Aro, on Saturday next, the 3rd of April,- at 12 o'clock.

500 Sheep now landing ex Bee, in fine condition Aiso-^fi fine Horses Ex Comet Wellington, 30th March, 1847.

HORSES.

AFTER the sale of Sheep landed Ex BeP advertised for sale THIS DAY, Saturday, the 3d April,

MESSRS. BETHUNE & HUNTER Will offer for Public competition, at the Stockyard, Te Aro, about ten HORSES recently imported in the Comet from Sydney The greater portion of these Horses were bred by Mr. Charles Roberts of Sydney from imported stock, and they are allowed to be some of the best ever brought to this colony Wellington, April 3, 1847.

PUBLIC SALE.

MESSRS. BETHUNE & HUNTER will Sell by Auction, at the Exchange, on Tuesday next, 6th April, at 1 o'clock, A Quantity ofValuable Merchandize to close Consignments, and without reserve. Wellington, 29th March, 1847.

MOST IMPORTANT.

JOHN WADE

Mr.

WILL SELL BY AUCTION, AT HIS MART,

ON WEDNESDAY, 14th APRIL,

At One o'clock precisely, Q/V ACRES OF VERY SUPERIOR Wv LAND, delightfully situated in the fertile Valley of the Hutt, being the centre portion of Section No. 95 on the Company's Plan of the Upper Hutt. The whole section presents a frontage to the New Road of about 50 chains ; and there is 45 acres of the southern side of the section and 25 acres of the northern side already sold, and the whole section actually measures about 113 acres, thus the nominal quantity of 30 acres will measure about 43 acres, giving the purchaser the privilege of the excess. The portion now offered for sale is decidedly the best part of the section, having been reserved by the proprietor for his own use. It is beautifully selected for a House of Accommodation for the Wairarapa Traveller, for which purpose the present proprietor reserved it, being a nice easy stage either from Wellington, the Hutt, or Wairarapa, so soon as the new road, which is now in a very forward state, is completed. The land is of a very superior description, abounds with excellent timber, can be easily cleared, being thoroughly free from supple jacks and underwood. The Auctioneer feels it quite unnecessary to say more with respect to the land than to ask intending purchasers to avail themselves of a day's ride on the New Road to inspect the section and judge for themselves, feeling assured that the advantages are so palpable, they must strike the observation of the most superficial observer. The whole 30 acres will be sold in one lot, or in fire acre portions, as may be desired by the majority of intending purchasers. Wellington, March 27, 1847.

FOR SALE.

1 1 £\ HEIFERS, imported by James Dun, XXlf Esq., from Dr Imlay's celebrated herds, being the progeny of imported Durham The above are depasturing at Wairarapa, and part of them may be seen in the course of 14 days in Wellington. Apply to P. M. Hervet. Custom House Buildings, 31st March, 1847.

ON SALE, Ex Late Arrivals.

FLOUR, Sydney and Van Diemen's Land Tobacco, Leather and Grindery Candles, Paint Oil B. P. Rum, Brandy Byass' bottled Ale and Stout Port and Sherry Wine Zante Currants in small packages Coffee, Tea Sugar, Moist and Lump Colonial Tweeds 8 Bales Wool &c, &o. W. B. Rhodes & Co. Wellington, 6th March, 1847.

On Sale by the Undersigned. BONNETS, Gloves, Ribbons, Flowed Shawls, Linen, Neck Ties, Lawn Coburg Cloth, Merino, De Lame Dresses Ladies' Collars, Veils, Scotch Cambric Babies' Caps, Nursery Diaper, Edgings Gimp, Fringe, Silk Handkerchiefs Printed Jeans, Silesias, Navy Duck Grey and White Calicos, Navy Blue, an£ Fancy Prints, Brown Holland, Bed Tick Towelling, Flannels, Cloth Caps Blue Serge, Ladies' Gents' and Childien's Shoes, Hair Brushes, Back Combs Tortoise Shell Side Combs, Bears Grease Hair Oil, and Assorted Perfumes Powder Boxes, Violet Powder, Windsor Soap, &c, &c. John Fraser. Wellington, March 27th, 1847.

DURHAM BULL. rpO BE SOLD. Apply to Captain Daniell, , X at Trelissick, Kaiwarrawarr*. March 20, 1847. J