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Wellington Independent, Volume I, Issue 25, 25 June 1845, Page 1

THIS DAT. Public Auction. IL97| T® iODir P>y El© £!&§[!&§. Jftf. FI7ZHERBERT WILL SELL BY AUCTION ON WEDNESDAY NEXT, (THIS DAY ) 25th inst., AT HIS MART, At one o'clock precisely, SEVEN KEGS NAILS, 29 bags bright Manilla sugar, 3 chests tea, 14 bags flour, 28 demijohns gin, 200 doz. oranges. ALSO, A variety of slops, consisting of blue shirts, shoes, coats, &c, and other sundries N.B. DEBENTURES WILL BE June 25, 1845. TAKEISL TO-MORROW. Sale of Furniture and Effects, WITHOUT RESERVE. JAMES SMITH * CO. WILL SELL BY AUCTION, ON THURSDAY NEXT, THE 26th INST., At 12 o'clock precisely, A T THE RESIDENCE OF ARTHUR T. XL HOLROYD, Esq., Tinakori Road, who :is about to leave the Colony, All the Household Furniture and effects, comprising:— Bedsteads and bedding, An eider down quilt, Chests nf drawers, Chairs, tables, circular table top, CheiFonier, Book case with glazed doors, Sofa, table and bed linen, Crockery and glassware, Two oil paintings and a print framed, A few books, An eight day clock, by Earnshaw, Kitchen utensils, meat safe, A portable copper, &c. &c. ALSO, An Eng'ish cow in calf, Two donkeys (one in foal), goats, Geese, a pig, Two carts (one on springs), A variety of harness, fruit trees, &c. May be viewed the morning of Sale. TERMS AT SALE. REFRESHMENTS WILL BE PROVIDED. Wellington, June 25, 1845. House and Ground to Let. rpHAT HOUSE situated inCuba-street.lately JL in the occupation of G. D. Lardner, D.A.C.G., containing dining-room and parlour, two bed-rooms, kitchen, outhouses, and about one-eighth of an acre of garden ground. For particulars, apply to Alexander Mackintosh, Carter, Cuba Street, Te Aro. June 10, 1845. Sheep on Thirds. rpHE UNDERSIGNED is prepared to deJL pasture ewes, on his run in the Wairarapa valley, for one third of the annual increase. The management of the sheep to be entirely under the directions of his own shepherds, and the sheep not to be taken away within twelve months, without a special arrangement. W. M. Smith. May 3, 1845. THE WELLINGTON INDEPENDENT, THE ONLY PAPER PUBLISHED TWICE A WEEK IN THE COLONY OF NEW ZEALAND. Important to the Advertising Public. OlMlffSil Ki®H)©Ta®lKl QUO ©KlAia®li. TO SUIT THE TIMES. FROM and after this date, advertisements will be charged for at the following UNUSUALLY LOW RATES, being a reduction of more than 200 per cent/ from the original charge, and a price Considerably lower than any other establishment in these colonies. Six lines and under, 2s. for the first insertion; over 3ix lines, three pence for the firstinsertion. For all subsequent insertions, one penny per line will be charged. WELLINGTON ALMANACK FOR 1845, IS hOW PUBLISHED. THE THIRD YEAR OF PUBLICATION. This Almanack is calculated for the meridian of Wellington; and will be found to answer all Ihe purposes of a Nautical Almanack, which cost five shillings in London, is commonly charged in the neighbouring colonies at one pound five shillings, and is not generally to be had even at.that price. Price one shilling. Sold at the Printing Office, Manners-street. April, 1845.