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Taranaki Herald, Volume I, Issue 14, 3 November 1852, Page 1

HURSTHOUSE & SMITH, LAND AGENTS, HAVE Houses, Town and Country Sections, &c, &c, for Safe or, to Leane ; and will be happy to furnish Gratuitous Information to any New Arrivals. Sales by Auction.. MR. A. KING, LICENSED AUCTIONEER AND GENERAL COMMISSION AQBNT. AGENCIES intrusted to Mr. A. Kino for the Sale of Land, Houses, Cattle, or Merchandise, will have the additional advantage of Public Competition by Auction as well as Private Sale, without any extra charge, thereby securing both private and public accommodation for the usual commission paid lor private sales. Mr. A. Kino will hold a MONTHLY SALE for CATTLE, tho list Saturday in the Month. All parties having Cattle for sale will 'be kind enough to forward theic communications by the 20th of the month* for the purpose of advertising. Goods warehoused upon easy terms, Mr* A. King's commodious storage being per* fectly dry, and haying a fire-place. IMPORTANT SALE OF SUPERIOR BRED CATTLE, On Saturday next, Nov. 6, at 2 o'Clock, opposite Mr. Wood's blacksmith shop, MR. A. KING by Mr. Vickers to offer for Public Compstiiion to the settlers of Taranaki, about SIXTY head of Superior Bred CATTLE lately imported from the well-known and Celebrated Stock of Mr. Imlay, Two fold Bay, New South Wales, consisting of From 30 to 40 Cows and Heifers, some of which are of the Durham breed, and pure. From 10 to 20 Steers and Bullocks. Also 9 Pure Bred, short-horned Durham Bulls. 15 Superior Rams, pure bred Merino, and the remainder quarter-bred Leicester*. Mr. A. Kino would beg leave to call tha attentiun of the settlers of Taranaki to tha important circumstance that now presents itself to them for the improvement in their breed of cattle — an opportunity that is not likely soon to occur again, and which no breeder or dairy farmer should allow to pass without ao attempt to avail himself of. The high character of the stock from which they have been selected is in iUelf a guarantee sufficient for the settlers of this district to estimate their proper value. Terms : Cash, or six months approved bills, bearing interest at Instate of 10 pec cent, per annum. TO COVER THIS SEASON. PARITUTU. This well-bred Horee is by " Bob," out of the Rev. Mr. Long's eelebratcd mare Bessy, is a beautiful bright bay. with black points, and can challenge competition with any hone in, this settlement* Terms :— Two guineas each mare, and 2s. 6d. the groom. Will stand at the Seven Stars Hotel, and can be seen at any time by application to W. Geobob, the owner. 10 COVER THIS SEASON. YOUNG FARMER. A black horse, of great strength and action, superior to any one in this settlement. He will stand in town during the week at Mr. Clare's. Terms :— Two Guineas each aw, payable on the Ist of January, 1853. Groom, 2s. 6d. Apply to GEORGE WALKER. ON SALE, BY THE UNDERSIGNED, A QUANTITY of BACON & HAMS. XX Apply to HENRY BARRIBALL