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Wellington Independent, Volume XXI, Issue 2346, 10 April 1866, Page 3

PROVINCE OP WELLINGTON.^ ELECTORAL ROLL POR 1866-7. T IST OF PERSONS CLAIMING TO HAVE THEIR NAMES PLACED ON THE ELECTORAL ROLL OF IHK DISTRICTS OP KARORI AND MAKARA. Christian Name and Surname -d, „ c A ,, Nature of Place where property situate and name lu-t.jv-of Claimant at full length. i'Jace of Abode. Qualification. and description of same. Attested by i Baker, Ebenezer Karori Leasehold 12 acres on No 30, Karori Wm. R. E. Brown, frecfcoNtur Clark, George Masterton Karori Householder Section 34, Karori district Joseph Bull, freeholder Clark, George Masterton Karori Householder Section No 34, Karori district Joseph Bull, freeholder Cole, John Camden Karori Freehold and Leasehold South Karori, 100 and 20 acres (leasehold), 5 acres, Karori (freehold) Harrison, Charles John Wades' Town, Welling- Wm. Best, freeholder ton Freehold Late Rutter's section, Wades' Town, Wellington - Joseph Bull, freeholder Hirst, William Lockwood Kai Warra Warra Freehold Part of No 3, Harbor District, at Kai-warra-warra Joseph Bull, freeholder Hooper, James Rhodes' District, Karori Freehold House and land, Rhodes' district Joseph Bull, freeholder r Knowles, Arthur Rhodes' District Leasehold Rhodes' district, house and land Joseph Bull, freeholder McManaway, Thomas Dalton Makara Freehold Section No 36, in the Makara district Joseph Bull, freeholder Norris, John Otari Leaseholder Otari, 233 acres Charles E.- W. Wittutoa^ fia*» holder Ross, Robert Karori Household House and land, Karori Road, Wei- • lington Joseph Bull, freeholdesWoodward, Samuel Otari Leasehold 2 acres, No 1, Harbor district, comI monly called Wades' Town Joseph Bull, freeholder - JAMES C. CRAWFOEI), Registration OjSe&t

AUCTIONS. TUESDAY, 10th APRIL, Twelve o'clock. PUBLIC AUCTION. MR. G. H. VENNELL has received instructions to sell by public auction, on the abovo day, for tho benefit of whom it may concern, at the stores of Messrs Owen, Smart & Co, Grey-street, The undermentioned goods, all more or less damaged by sea water, ex Epsom, Vaux, master, from London, viz : — 8.— 0.5. & Co, within diamond.— L.—|| 334. 1 case containing — 2 basket carriages 2 dining room chairs Lot of baskets Sale to commence at 12 o'clock. Wellington, April 4, 1866. TUESDAY, 10th INST. PUBLIC SALE SURPLUS STORES. MR. G. H. VENNELL will sell by public auction at his stores on Tuesday next. 10th inst., sundry surplus stores ex s.s. Taranaki and Epsom consisting of, — Corned beef Peas Treacle Biscuits Pollard » Bottled ale and porter Raisins Tea, sugar, and sundries Sale at two o'clock. THURSDAY. 12th INSTANT. PUBLIC SALE. s FANCY GOODS, BRUSHWARE, &c. MR. G. H. VENNELL, will sell by public auction, afc his Stores, on Thursday next> tho 12th instant, . I Ton cases fancy goods, brushware, &c, comprising — Ladies' and gents' drossing cases Papeteries fittings Fancy note paper and envelopes Puff boxes, ladies' and gents' travelling bags Ladies' companions, cigar cases Photographic albums Brooms and brushware, pens, pencils, penholders, leads, binocula glasses, soda water jugs, lamps, parian vases, clocks slates, &c, &c. Full particulars in Catalogues. Sale at one o'clock. April 6, 1866. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, 17th AND 18th MAY. IMPORTANT SALE. TO NEWSPAPER PROPRIETORS PRINTERS, PUBLISHERS, AND OTHERS. MR. G. H. VENNELL has received instructions from the proprietor, ROBERT STOKES, ESQ., to sell by public auction on the premises, the Spectator Office, Lambton Quay, on Thursday and Friday, 17th and 18th May — Tho ENTIRE PLANT of tho Neio Zealand ■ Spectator, comprising, — Albion double demy printing pross, Colum- ; bian demy press, two foolscap jobbing ■ Albion presses, all complete and in good order. An immense assortment ' of fonts of typo of evory description. A large number of cases, chases, brass galleys, iron ink-tables, iron imposing stones, and every description of materials requisite for carrying on a first class daily paper. After which will be sold, j A very large assortment of stationary and account books, standard works, printing paper, wrapping paper, imported expressly for tho Colony, and all of ( the best quality. Also, About 500 volumes standard and other works, comprising. — Bohns' Standard Library, Shilling Library The Bookcase, Longman's Travellers Library ' Irish School Books Macaulcy's llistovy of England ] Household Words, Chambers' Works 1 Testaments, bibles, prayer books Chambers' Journal < &.c. &c. &c. j < Full particulars in catalogues. < Sale each day at 1 o'clock.