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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume IX, Issue 964, 28 October 1854, Page 3

FOR SALE BY PRIVATE CONTRACT.

The Cargo of Stock ex " Hashemy ," now in course of lauding, consisting of: — 40 SUPERIOR Riding and Draught v MARES 1 splendid Entire Horse 90 fine Cows and Heifers, 2 to 3 years old 50 excellent Bullocks and Steers, do. do. S5O Maiden Ewes, fine woolled

This shipment was expressly selected for the Wellington Market, the stock were put on board in first rate order, and the Hashemy having made a quick yun down, they are certain to be landed in good condition, and fit to drive to any part of the country. • The Sheep may be seen by applying to Mr. Gooder, Te Aro Flat. The Horses and Cattle may be inspected at the yards of the uncersigned. •• BETHUNE & HUNTER. Exchange Buildings, October 28, 1854.

On Sale,

Ex "Eliza Moore," "Cordelia," "Thetis," SfC, #c, %c. 100 HHDS. Truman's Superior XX XKJKJ PORTER 10 hhds., 20 barrels Bass' Button Ale 30 bbds. Allsop's Burton Ale 300 cases bottled Ale and Porter 20 hhds. MarteU's and Hennessey's Brandy 10 hhds. WJJEtum, 30>p. -. - ' *... 5 hhds.riO qrl-casks While Geneva' ' ! ' 5 qr.-casks fine Scotch Whisky 160 cases Brandy, 1 doz. each 100 cases Geneva (Red) 4 gallons each 1 50 cases Sir R. Burnetts Old Tom 20 qr. casks Rutherford &Drury'sfine Sherry 10 cases each 4 doz. do do. ' 10 qr.-casks Hunt's Treble Diamond Port 100 cases fine old Port, 1 doz. each 30 packages, Shirts, Clothing, Moleskin Trousers, Array &Navy Caps, Belts, &c. " 1 8 packages Furniture Sydn'fy and Colonial Flour 6 tierces^Loaf, 20 barrels Raw Sugar Coffee, Eleme and Muscatel Raisins Almonds, Barley, Starch, Blue • Mustard, Barcelona Nuts, Oatmeal Sperm and Mould Candles, Carraway Seeds Congou Tea, Pampanga Sugar Company's Pieces, Mauritius Sugar Sydney and English Soap, Colonial Beef - Tobacco, Negrohead, Cavendish, and Shag - Salt, Liverpool and Dairy Wrapping Paper, Brown and Grey 2 casks Hollow-ware 50 kegs Patent Nails, l|.in. and 4 in. Boat, Lath, and Composition Nails Camp Ovens and Iron Pots Stationery" and Account Books 12 pockets best Kent Hops ' Boots ond Shoes of every description Canvas, Woolpacks and Bags 5 casks Glassware, 1 crate Milk Dishes 8 packages Rowland's Perfumery !10 „ Gosnell's do. 3 cases Brush ware, Toys, &c. Saddlery, Cart and Gig Harness English Leather and Grindery Boiled and Raw Oil, in iron drums Putty, Whiting and Chalk Sydney and English Coals Stone Sinks, Water Casks and Staves Coal Tar, Grass Seejjs Paper Hangings ."FcirTar and Scrims' 1 case Berlin Wool, &c, &c. 20 qr. barrels Gunpowder 1 case French Gloves assorted 800 bags Liverpool Salt 500 „ fine Dairy Salt 2 caiks Sheet and Perforated Zinc And various other Goods. . BETHUNE & HUNTE,R Exchange Buildinjrs, October 28, 1854.

Valuable Leasehold Property for Sale.

A LL that substantially-built HOUSE -^*- in Mulgrave-street, formerly occupied by Major Richmond, ' and at present by R. Waitt, Esq., with Garden and Outbuildings. The property is held on lease for a term of which eight years are unexpired, 'at a low ground rent, and is most eligibly situated either for business purposes, or for a private 'residence. For terms and particulars, apply to

BETHUNE & HUNTER. Exchange Buildings, April 22, 1854.

Flour Mill Machinery for Sale. Expected to arrive in November or December. O PAIR French Burr Stones, 2ft. 6in diameter with Spindles, &c, complete in every respect 2 cast-iron Bevel Pinions for mill-stone spindles 2 cast-iron Bevel Wheels, with wooden cogs to drive pinions 1 Horizontal Axis for- bevel wheels, with cast-iron drum wheel, brass bearings, &c, &c. 1 Wire Cylinder, and all the iron-work, &c, for a dressing machine, with spare brushes, wirecloth, &c.

The whole of the above work will have been • carefully fitted together in London by Messrs. Wm. Dray &'Co. The mill-stones will be pressed, ihe bevel wheels provided with wooden cogs — of which a number of spare ones,, and mill bills will be also sent ; so that the machinery might be put in use immediately after its arrival. It would be capable of grinding and dressing on an average 1 ton of flour in an ordinary day's work. Also, for sale at the same time,

... One new high-pressure Steam Engine, about 6. horse-power, with boiler, spare brasses, &c, &c, complete, intended to drive the beforementioned, flour mill machinery, -but which would also be admirably adapted for working a saw. mill, as it co.uld be easily removed to the different situations where. timber was most abundant. ' . Apply to GEORGE MOORE. Lambton-quay, Oct. T, 1354. Two Boys wanted. 'TWO stout Boys from 16 to 18 years ', -~ -of age, for smith' and wheelwrights' work. : ? ' . Apply to i - . . W. JACKSON, . ' . . Herbert Street. Wellington, October 28, 1854,

W. JACKSON,