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SHEEP FOR SALE, MESSRS. BETHUNIT AND HUNTER fc&ve been instructed by ttOBERT R. STRANG. ESQ., fieceiV^r of Intestate Estates for the Middle District o f New Zealand, TO MT BY PUBLIC AUCTION At the Exchange, Wellington, ON FRIDAY, 17th DAY OF MAY NEXf at 2 o'clock, p.m., Unless previously disposed of by private bargain, A MIXED FLOCK OF SHEEP, (consisting of 1500 more or less,) the property of the late Dr. Benjamin Buck, at present depasturing on Mr. John Chambers' run at Te Mate, Ahuriri. Delivery to be taken after Shearing, and before the 21st of March, 1863. For further particulars apply to the Auctioneers, or to B. K. Strang, Esq., Supreme Court Office. Exchange Buildings, Wellington, 26th March, 1801. MONSTER FURNITURE SALE, Now landing ex " John Bunyan" from London PRELIMINARY NOTICE, MESSRS. SMI TH & CO.'S "IJIXTENSIVE assortment of Valuable Choice .Hi and Elegant Furniture in great variety, am of the most modern designs, will be sold by Public Auction, ON FRIDAY, THE 19th APRIL, 1861, At Messrs. W. B. Bhodes & Co.'s large Commissariat Store, Full particulars by Advertisements aud Catalogues. 2nd April, 1SG1» MESSBS. JOHNSTON & CO.; WILL SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At their Stores in Lombard-street, ON TUESDAY, THE 23bd APRIL, At One o'clock, **O PACKAGES IRONMONGERY *^** Hollow-ware and Sundries, imported per * John Bunyan,' consisting of— Patent paralleled and Cotter-key Vices 5-16. 3-8, 1-2, 1 inch, close-link Boat Chain 1-2 in. do Coil Chain Warranted Anvils Smith's Bellows, 30 in. Porockter's best Glue Horse Nails in casks, 8 and 10 lbs. Best Spades, long straps and side straps, rivetted ey.?s » Shovels " ' " Tinned Oval Pots Tea Kettles and Snucepans Camp Ovens and Iron Pots Japanned Iron Padlocks, from If to 3 in. Fancy Japanned double-handed Cupboard Locks Brass " do. Tumbler double-linked brass Box Locks Carpenter's patent Rim Locks Bolted Bow Latches Unbolted « Fancy £!hest Locks Patent Kight Latches Chest Locks Norfolk Latches Bed Keys Sheldon's round point Sad Irons Bundles Iron Wire, ea. 8, 9, 10, 12, 13, U Lead in Sheets, for tin smiths Hand and Sledge Hammers Best London do. , Canterbury & Opening do Kent and Shoe do. Farrier's do. Devonshire Miner's Shovels Cojper's Drivers Cross-Cut Saw Sets Pit Sets Butcher's Cleavers Lancashire Wing Compasses Pointing and Brick Trowels Carpenter's and Shoe Pincers Curry-Combs China Marbles in boxes and Slate Pencils Blind Cord, various colors Candle Moulds Milk Pans, Sugar -boxes, Lamps, Porringers Crinoline-defenders, Wine measures Steak Tongs and Bar Gridirons Sheep Bells, Iron Table Spoons, Coffee Mills, Wheat and Grocer's do. Bat-traps and Garden Bakes Braßs Butt Hinges, H to 8| in, Japanned Hooks and Hinges Japanned T Hinges Steel Axes assorted, 2 to 6 lbs. " Pickaxes •' sto 8 lbs. American Axes Splitting Wedges assorted, 2 to 0 lbs. Brown's patent Wood Screws, assorted sizes ALSO, Previous to the above, to close a Consignment, 3 cases Mustard, 1 lb. bottles ") n , 4 « do. baif " » y rre;? c ; 15 "Starch, 56 lbs. each, 5 lbs. pkgs. J mauß 20 " Marmalade, 1 lb. tins 10 " Joms, " 50 boxes Stearinc Candles 50 cases Champagne April 1«, 1881. PUBLIC SALE. FREEHO LD PR O P E R T Y . MESSES. DUN6AN & VENNELL have received instructions from the Wellington Building Society, No. 2, to Sell by Public Auction, at their Stores, on Tuesday, the 30th inst., A Valuable Freehold, being part of Town Acre JTo. 260, having a Fronlage of 83 ft. to Tory street, by a depth of about 330 feet, fenced on three sides. There is a substantially built Dwelling House, containing four rooms, on the property, also a good veil of water. The Terms are very easy, and particulars may be had at the Society's Office, or at the Office of the Auctioneers. Sale at 1 o'clock. Custom House street, J6th April, 1861. VALUABLE & LUCRATIVE FREEHOLD ESTATE FOR SALE. THE Proprietor of KAIKOKOPU MILL, Waaganui, having determined on leaving that Settlement has instructed Messrs. DUNCAN AND VENNELL, To dispose of the MILL complete, with every Appurtenance, and a never failing Stream of Water, together with the Four-Boomed COTTAGE attached and Five Acres (more or less) of splendid Pasture Land. The MILL is well known, always in constant work, and the Machinery being so lately new, 4 certain and imrat lucrative . business is opened to any active and enterprising Settler, I Tebmb East. For pa tieulara apply to MESSRS. DUNCAN & VENNELL, Wellington, Or to MESSRS. GDD9EON & CO., Lend and Estate Agents, Taupo Quay, April 1, 186 K

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Wellington Independent, Volume XVI, Issue 1515, 19 April 1861, Page 2

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Page 2 Advertisements Column 1 Wellington Independent, Volume XVI, Issue 1515, 19 April 1861, Page 2

Page 2 Advertisements Column 1 Wellington Independent, Volume XVI, Issue 1515, 19 April 1861, Page 2

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