IMPERIAL ASSURANCE COMPANY OF LONDON. Capital: £1,600,000. Agent : SAMUEL JACKSON, Fort-street. TO FARMERS, AND OTHER COUNTRY SETTLERS. WITH a view of supplying the felt want of there being no place in Town entirely devoted to the sale of FARM, GARDEN, and DAIRY PRODUCE, including Bacon, Poultry, Fruits, &c., the undersigned has determined to OPEN his large and commodious CORN" and COLONIAL PROD DOE STORE, Victoria-street East (a three-storied brick building, a little way above the Greyhound Hotel), for this purpose, and hopes to receive the support of those whose interests he is thus endeavouring to promote. Tne PRODUCE entrusted to his care will be SOLD by AUCTION, once or twice a week ; and, as nothing else will be sold at these Auctions but Country Produce, he anticipates that better prices will be realised. At present, the above Goods are so scattered and mixed up with other commodities that, he thinks, their value is thereby much lessened. All transactions will bs settled immediately after the sale. Days of sales will be intimated in future adver. tisements. Cash purchase of country produce. A. CUNNINGHAM, Farm and Colonial Produce Stores, Victoria-street East,



CHANGKB OF PROPRIETOR. fTPHE premises known ai the RED STAB .being about to change hands, a CLEARANCE SALE of THE WHOLE STOCK will COMMENCE THIS DAY EVERY ARTICLE not CLEARED OUT in THREE WEEKS from the present date will be SOLD by AUCTEON. SEE THE^MAHEED PRICE ON EVERY r ARTICLE, *



DUKHAM-STEEET SALE TAEDS. ' DUNNET & CO. ' BEG to announce that they have this day commenced business as AUCTIONEERS & STOCK SALESMEN and trust, from their experience in the Stock tracto} to receive a fair share of support. They will hold Sales of Horses, Vehioles, Sad- dlery, and the various descriptions of Produce, every SATPBDAY'at the DURHAM-STREET SALE YARDS, Lately occupied by Hunter and Co. Their NEWMARKET Sale of Cattle, Sheep, &c, will be held every Wed- nesday j and the OTAHUHU Sale every Tuesday, as usual. Stock from the Coast consigned to them for Sale may be landed either at Kohimarama, Mr. George Howard's, or Mr. Charies Storey's Tamaki Land- ing Places, at the option and convenience of the consignor. Ample paddock accommodation has been secured for grazing stock till day of sale. Especial care has been taken to secure competent men to take charge of and to attend to stock placed in their hands. 