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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 541, 9 October 1850, Page 2

Public Sale. MESSRS. BETHUNE & HUNTER will sell by Public Auction, at the Exchange, <on FRIDAY next, 11th inst., (instead of Tuesday), at 11 o'clock, To close Consignments, without reserve, 5 crates Earthenware, in lots to suit purchasers 2 casks Ironmongery, do. do. 1 case Looking Glasses assorted 1 case Toys. &c, &c, &c. 6 casks Alum 20 casks Bottled Ale, 3 doz. each 1 caroteel Currants slightly damaged 15 casks Colonial Beef 6 doz. English-made Chairs 1 case Reap Hooks and Sickles 1 cask Tumblers assorted And various other Goods. Terms liberal. The goods will be on shew the day before sale. Exchange, Wellington, 7th October. 1850.

SCHOONER "OLD MAN."

For Sale by Public Auction. MESSRS. BETHUNE & HUNTER will Sell by Public Auction at the Exchange, on TUESDAY, the 15th October current, at Eleven o'clock, a.m. — The well known Schooner OLD MAN, 10 tons, with her sails, gear, and appurtenances, as she now lies in this Port. Inventory can be seen and further information obtained on application to Bethune & Hunter. Wellington, October 3, 1850.

PHCBNIX.

THE IMPORTED ENTIRE HORSE Phoenix, imported by Mr. Hill, of Sydney, and sold to Mr. Rouse, of Box Hill, near Windsor, for 800 Guineas. Phoenix is a beautiful bay, with black points, and full of bone, stands 16 bands 1 inch high, with superior action, and free from natural defects. Pheenix was got by Young Phantom, dam by Admiral, whose sire was General Benefit .• Young Phantom, by Phantom, winner of the Derby in 1811; and sire of Cedric and Cobweb, winners of the Derby and Oaks in 1824, and of Middleton, winner of the Derby in 1825, dam Emetine, winner of the Claret in 1821, by Waxy, sire of Webb, Woftdl, Wire, Whisker, Whalebone, $•<?. Pheenix obtained the premium at Beverly in 1840, given by the East Riding Agricultural Society, to the best Stallion for getting Coach Horses and Hunters, beating five others. Captain Apperly, who was for several years in New South Wales, purchasing Horses for the H.E.1.C.5., preferred the colts of Phcenix's get to any in the Colony. To Stand this Season,

At Mr. Brown's Farm, old camp ground, River Hutt, every Monday and Tuesday ; at H. Winteringham's Stables, Lombard Street, every Wednesday and Saturday ; and at Mr. Brown's, Porirua, every Thursday and Friday. For the convenience of Mares, Paddocks will be provided at the old camp ground, River Hutt, at 3s. per week, but without responsibility. Term* — Three Pounds each Mare. An allowance will be made to bona fide owners of three or more mares. Payments to be made on or before the Ist January, 1851. James Brown, Old Camp Ground, River Hutt. October 9, 1850.

To Cover this Season, THE IMPORTED DRAUGHT HORSE SAMSON.

SAMSON is a dark bay horse, stands sixteen hands high, with strong muscular power, and is allowed to be one of the best draught horses in the colony. Samson will be at Mr. Burcham's, River Hutt, every Monday and Tuesday; at Mr. Ames's, Wellington, every Thursday ; at Mr. Brown's, Porirua, every Friday and Saturday; and Messrs. Hammond's, Porirua Road, the remainder of the week. For the convenience of Mares, Paddocks will be provided at 3s. per week, but without responsibility. Terms — Three Pounds each Mare, payable Ist January, 1851. An allowance will be made to the bond fide owners of three or more Mares. Robert Gillett, and M. & R. Hammond. Torirua Road, 2d October, 1850.

New Catholic Church.

rpENDERS will be received from persons X wishing to contract for the Carpenters' Work of the New Catholic Church of St. Mary's, Hill Street, up to 21st inst. The plans and specifications may be seen on or after the 14th inst., on application to Mr. T. H. Fitzgerald. #Oct. 8, 1850.