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Wellington Independent, Volume XVII, Issue 1487, 8 January 1861, Page 7

DISTRICT COURT OF WELLINGTON. HUNTKR v. TELFORD. KINROSS v. TELFORD. S'MIF. Bailiff of the District Court of Wellington will cause to be sold by PUBLIC AUCTION, AT MKS><IIS. BETIIUNK Sr. HUNTKIVS STOCK YARDS, Minners Street, ou THURSDAY, thk lOni JAXUARY. 1861 K At One o'clock, 27 Bullocks and Steers 32 Cows and Heifers The Bullocks and Steevs are in first rate condition, and most of them fit for the butcher; Tne Cows and Heifers are all broken in m bail ; several of the Cows are in full milk, or on the point of calving. I District Court, Wellington, 3rd January, 1861. ' PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE FREEHOLD HOTEL AND PROPERTY AT MARLBOROUGH, WAIRAU. MEasns. DUNCAN AND VENNELL Have received instructions from the Mortgagee, 1 TO SELI. BY PUBLIC. AUCTION, AT. THEIR SALE ROOM, WELLINGOTN On Wednesday, the SOth January, 1861, At 2 o'clock, THE "MARLBOROUGH HOTEL," situated in High Street, Blenheim. The House is j ! well and substantially builr, and most conveniently arranged for carrying on an extensive business; it 1 contains a large Dining Room, Private Parlour, Bar, Bar Parlour, five excellent Bed, Rio.ms, Storo Room, China and Linen Closet-, Larder, Kitchen, Pantry,, and Se-vants' Rooms. There is also attached to the premises a roomy five-stalled Stable, with Hay Loft, a Shed for six horses, and other Outbuildings. The Purchaser will have the option of taking the Furniture and Fixtures at a valuation. TURMS LID-RAti. Wollington, 2nd Jan., 1801. I sth JANUARY, 1861. PUBLIC SALE,. j MESSRS. BETHUNE & HUNTER I Have been favoured with instructions from | W. HICKSON, ESQ., J TO SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, , At their Slock Yards, Manners Street, [ On Tuesday, the 15th January, At 2 o'clock, THE undermentioned valuable draft of HOUSES and MARES, selected from Mr; Hickson's j celebrated stud : — j Bay Colt, 4 years old Roan Filly, A " Cream Colored Colt, 4 " by 'Oi ifik,» out of ' Peggy' Cbesnut Colt, B'*8 '* by 'Lincoln' out of do. Hoan Mnre, • Bess ' a gr>o;l harness mare Imported Ray Mare, nearly thorough bred Thorough bred impor!ed*Chesuut Mare, 7 jtf. old " Buy Filly, 3 yrs. old, out of^» g | ' Haideo ' - I I " Brown Filly, 3 " out of ~ . I 'Zoe ' nj .2 " Bay Colt, 3 " out of ,_ "3 bay uuive I a § "" Brown Filly.2 " out of -3 5? 'Pegsy* x " Roan Colt, 2 " out of 'Zoo* J« Imported Roan Mare, ' Zoe,' with Colt FoaL by • Strain ' stiuted to 'Glaucus* Imported Ro:iu Mare, * Waidee,' with Filly Foal, by ' Nugget' stiiited to ' St. Patrick ' Imported Cream Colored Mure ' Peggy,' (by pure Arab sire) with CoU Foal, by the 'Bishop of Osnaburgh,' stinted to St. Patrick. Exchange Buildings, 3rd January, 1861. PORIRUA MARKET. TO BE HELD AT MR. Wm. JENKINS' FERRY INN, PORIRUA, ON WEDNESDAY, JAN. 16, 1801. THE Public is hereby respectfully informed that the FIRST PORIRUA MARKET, Will bo held January 1(5, 186 L, when a large stock of Cattle, Sheep,*Horscs, Pigs, &c, will be offered for sale. The attendance of buyers is requested, ani Country Settlers are invited to bring any description of Live Stock ; Dairy and Farm. Produce, &c, which they 'may wish to dispose of. Dinner will be provided at 1 o'clock punctually. CHARLES D. DE CASTRO, Chairman of Committee. December 31,1860. SUPERIOR MARES & GELDINGS. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. MESSRS. SMITH & CO. Have the honor to announce that "thoy have been commissioned by WILLIAM FOX, E S Q., TO SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At Mr. Rotermund's Paddochs, Victoria Hotel Te Aro ABOUT THE MIDDLE OF JANUARY NEXT, A DRAFT of Thirty rery Useful Horses, suitable for draft or saddle, chiefly bred in the Province, and the produce of Mares imported by Gilbert M'Clymont, Esq., hy Glaucus, Hector, arid Excelsior. Further particulars will he advertised before the j day of Sale. j TERMS LIBERAL. I Dec. 18, 1860. j FOUND. ON my Premises at Karori. One white and red spotted cow, small horns, branded N on the ' near side of rump. If not claimed from three 1 weeks after this date she will be sold by Public Auction to pay expenses. I JOHN CAMPBELL. Kaiwi, Jan 1, 1861. ! WANTED, A MAID OF ALL WORK, in a small family, where the work is light, and the wage 6 are liberal. Apply at the office of this paper. ( Wellington, 30th November, 1800 WANTED TO PURCHASE. GINGER BEER BOTTLES AND CORKS. Apply to THOMAS COOPER, Thorndon Flat. . Nov. JW, 1800.