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Wellington Independent, Volume XIX, Issue 2096, 27 August 1864, Page 2

TO ARRIVE I'BK ATLAS, FBOJW LONDON. | A^T\ CASES AND BALES centainiug— \ Fiincy Prints Lsdie*' Bonnets Regatta Prints Ladies' Hats Mourning Prints Girls' Hats French De Laiues Children's Hats Clan Challieß . Meu's Felt Flats Lustres Merino Shirts Long. cloths Cotton Pants Calicoes Collars aud Cuffs Domestics Ladies' Neckties Duck Gents' Neckties Denims Gents' Collars Derries Silk Hkfs. Ticks Cambric Hkfs. Crapes Cotton Hkfs. Jacconets - Bandannns Silesias Corohs Moleskins Infanta' Hoods Tweeds Flowers ■ Bedford Cords Wreatliß [ Woel Oonlu Feathers Hollands Fronts Huckabacks Hair Nets Table Cloths Gloves Table Covers Skirtings Antimacassars Cash's Frilling Minding Cotton Elastio Braid Silk Kilibor.s Hosiery Velvet Ribbons Threads Quilts Tapis * bleached Cauvass Needles Flour Sacks Pins Buttons Braces A. P. STUART & CO. Wellington, Aug. 27, 1864. Tp O R SALE. A Strong Working Bullock, with Cart aud Harness complete. Apply at the office of this paper. • August 26, 1«64. AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDKNT SOCIETY. — The Directors nre now prepared to grant Assurances ou oue life to the extent of £4,000 — Feua Thousand Pounds. ROBERT THOMSON, Actuury aud Secretary. Principal Office, Sydney, July 22nd, 1864. ANDREW YOUNG begs to inform the inhabitants of the HUTT and its vicinity that he has commenced business as a TAILOR, and hopes by strict attention to busiuess to merit a share of public patronage. Orders executed with promptitude and Fit guarantee'). Lower Hutt, Aug 20. SCAB IN SHEEP.— -Just published, in demy Bvo., cloth limp, price 2s 6d., by post 2s 9d, '• Scab in Sheep, and its cure," with illustrations, by Alexander Bruce, Esq., Chief Inspectoi of Sheep for New South Wales, Shehriff and Down- ] mo, publishers, 356, George-street, SSyduey. THURSDAY, Ist SEPTEMBER. At 2 o'clock. SPLENDID STATION PROPERTY. To Austialion and New Zeulund Capitalists, Stockon ners and others. STAG SHEEP STATION AND STOCK WRIGHT, ROBERTSON and CO., have been favored with instructions from Messrs. J. Jonea, E. B. Uargill, aud ft. S. Cantrell (assignees of C. S. Saxton, Esq.), to SELL by publio auciion in the Long Room, Commercial Hotel, Duuedin, On THURSDAY, Ist SEPTEMBER, At 2 o'clock, i That valuable Sheep Ran, No. 250, in the Pro. vlnce of Otago, and known as STAG STATION, Bounded on the North by Run No. 210. on the West by Runs Noa. 205 and 213 on the South by Run No. 807 on the. East by Runs Nod. 109 and 121 Comprising about A O riflO acres of first - class <±\J)\J\J\J SHEEP COUNTRY, well watered, and estimated capable of carrying at least 20,000 sheep. The pre-emptive elainis have beeu applied for and granted. The Stock consists of 0 AAA PROVINCIAL.BREED SHEEP OjVyww the majority of which are breeding Ewes. 1 QQ WELL-BRED RAMS STOCK HORSES O WORKING BULLOCKS, DRAY, BOWS, *■> YOKES, &c. • The Improvements consist of STONK DWELLING HOUSE SHEPHERDS' HUTS WOOL SHED WOOL SCREW PRESS, &c, &c. This station is admitted to be a most deniable squatting property, and the Auctioneers confidently | invite to it the attention of capitalists, squatters, I and others seeking investments. 1 Terms and further particulars can be aßoertained on application to WRIGHT, ROBERTSON and CO., Stock Salesmen aud Station Agents ; Or to Measrs. PRENDERGRAST, KENYON, and MADDOCK, Solicitors, Dunedin.