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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume IV, Issue 315, 5 August 1848, Page 2

SALE OF MERCHANDIZE. Mr. WAITT Will sell by Auction, on MONDAY next, the 7th instant, • THE following Goods, to close various consignments — 100 Kegs and cases Tobacco 9 Hhds. West India Rum, 8 O.P. 5 Quarter-casks superior Brandy 24 Quarter-casks do. Teneriffe Wine 100 Bags Manila Sugar 10 Casks Port Phillip Beef 2 Tons Rock Salt 4 Casks Soda Bfc. Bfc. $fc. Wellington, August 5, 1848. Important Public Sale of Cattle.

MESSRS. BETHUNE & HUNTER are in receipt of instructions to sell by Public Auction, at the Stockyards, Te Avo, on Tuesday next, the Bth August, without reserve, The following highly superior Stock, dexterously selected, first pick, from a large herd, of the Twofold Bay Brand, improved by Major Elerington, and now landed in good condition, ex Ship "KeUo"— 100 Head of Prime Bullocks 60 Fine bred short horned Dairy Imported Cows and Heifers 2 Cows in milk, with Calves by their side 50 Picked Young Superior Heifers 4 Well bred Bulls— much admired Alto 3 very fine Mares, broke in. Sale to begin at 12 punctually. Exchange, Wellington, 4th August, 1848.

SALE OF FAT WETHERS ! ! ! Immediately after Messrs. BETHUNE and HUNTER'S Sale of Stock, ex " KEX.SO." Messrs. JAMES SMITH & Co. Will Sell without the least Reservation, at Messrs. Bethune and Hunter's Stock Yard, On TUESDAY the Bth Instant, Ex "SUBRAON," @ NEWCASTLE, «AA SUPERIOR LARGE FRAMED *J\J\J WETHERS, nearly fit for the Butcher. Wellington, sth August, 1848.

SALE OF FAT WETHERS ! ! !

SALE ON THURSDAY NEXT.

Messrs. JAMES SMITH & Co. Have received Instructions from G. D. Lardner, Esq. D. A.C.G., to Sell at their Auctionßooms THURSDAY NEXT, THE 10th INSTANT, the following Surplus Stores from H.M. Ship a " CALLIOPE," and '« FLY," viz. :— |OA Empty Barrels, Puncheons, and M.&\F Hogsheads 6 Tierces Beef, Bags Biscuit, Carpenters' Gunners' and Boatswains' Stores And nov lying at Porirua, Provision Casks, Tierces Beef, &c, &c. AFTER WHICH, A Variety of Merchandize and Furniture, ex "SUBRAON," and late arrivals. Particulars of which will duly appear by handbills and advertisement. Sale to commence at One o'clock. Wellington, sth August, 1848. Cargo of the Barque "Subraon." SALE OF HEIFERS, COWS, DURHAM BULLS, DRAFT AND SADDLE MARES AND HORSES. Messrs. JAMES SMITH & Co. Are instructed to sell, on FRIDAY next, the 11th inst., at Messrs. Bethune & Hunter's Stockyard, WITHOUT RESERVE :— THE Cargo of the " IiVBRAON," viz.— 86 Superior Heifers, 2 to 3 years old 35 Superior Milch Cows 3 Bulls, pure bred Durham 30 Mares and Horses, principally broken in to draft and Saddle. The above Stock is now landing in first-rate order, and has been expressly selected, by an experienci d Colonist, purposely for this market. The Cattle are from the herd of William Marshall, Esq., of Liverpool Plains, and the Horses from the celebrated Stud of Dr. Bowman. Sale to commence at Half past 12 o'Clock. Wellington, sth August, 1848

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS. August 2 — Ship Kelto, 568 tons, Roxburgh, from Twofold Bay. Same day — Schooner Agnes Hay, 35 tons, Daymood, from Otakou and Island Bay. Same day — Schooner Edward Stanley, 25 tons, Armstrong, from Porirua. Same day — Schooner Governor Grey, 35 tons, T*ylor, from Wanganui. August 3— Schooner Hoturangi, 16 tons, Sanford, from Tolaga Bay. Same day — Barque Svbraon, 510 tons, Mills, from Sydney via Newcastle.

DEPARTURES. August 2 — Cutter Alpha, 37 tons, Ay res, for Kelson. Same day— Schooner Osprey, 150 tons, Griggs, for Bataria. August 4— Schooner Maid of the Mill, 30 tons, Spencer, for Taranaki.

The Louis and Miriam was advertized to sail for Port Nicholson direct from Sydney. The April Post office packet had not arrived. The Government Brig Victotia arrived on the 15th July, from Taranaki 30th June. The Barque William 334 tons, Johnson, sailed for Port Nicholson on the 14th July. Passengers — Mr. Temple and four Stockmen. H. M. steamer Acheron, Captain J. L. Stokes, arrived at the Cape of Good Hope on the 2nd May.

Died, at his residence, ThorndonFlat, on the 3rd inst., Mr. John Barry, mnch respected.