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Wellington Independent, Volume XVI, Issue 1588, 4 June 1861, Page 2

BY OBDEII OF THE MORTGAGEES. MESSRS. JOHNSTON & CO., WILL SELL BY- PUBLIC AUCTION, On Tuesday, the Uli June next, At their Iron Stores, Lombnrd street, "At ONE o'clock, A FREEHOLD PROPERTY on Lambton Quay, known as the Tap of the Criterion Hotel, having a frontage of 22 feet, and held under a Lease which expires in 1807, at a Ground Item of Ml 2 per annum. 100 Acres of Land, more or less, situate in Awaru, in the district of Massacre Bay, in the Province of Nelson, being Section No. 15, having a good harbour for ships, river boundary, and abundance of excellent timber, , 100 acres Land, more or less, being Section No f 90, in the Ohariu District. | Wellington, 23rd May, 1861. , MESB » 8 . JOHNSTON & CO., WILL SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, ON TUESDAY, 4th JUNE, 1861, At their Stores, Lombard-street, At One o'clock, ry>HE Undermentioned Valuable Town Acres _1_ and Country Sections — Town Acre, No. 742, Adelaide Eoad Do. •• No. 773, Meiu Street Country Sections 29, Horokiwi Valley \ district § tn do. 292, Mnnawntu • rH . S do. 17, Soutb Mukara g «..• do. 28, North Makara ) Terms at Salk. 10th May, 1801. •I9SI 'AMJII 'looqog o.iy oj, •sawiOH'H'waw o^ Xiddu ( s.i«inop.ißd JO.J- '[ootio s cry t»9X I l * 3 P«i3do o.i eg .ty.ioiis \\ia. SaSSVIO ONIN3A3 [unea otp ( saA[astuaq} £i jo#o siidnj jo aaquinu quoioujus v a'IXIOHO L^HlI' V!:)naa[ LOST. T> ETWEEN the Ferry House, Porirua, and JL3 Wellington, a paper parcel containing some brown Trench Merino. Whoever may have found he same, and will bring it either to Mr. Floyd's, Porirua, or Mr. Wall's, South Sea Hotel, will be ouitably rewarded. May 27, 1861. WANGANUI ELECTORAL DISTRICT. NOTICE is* hereby Given, that a Court will be held for Revising the List of Voters for the District of Wanganoi, nl the Resident Magistrate's Court House, Wangauui, on Wednesday, the I2th day of June, 1801, at ten o'clock in the foreuoon, at which— The Claims of Persons objected to, will be determined. The names of persons proved to be dead, will be. expunged. The names of Persons whose Christian Names or Places of Abode, or the Nature of whose Qualifications shall be wholly omitted, where by law required to be specified in the List, or whose Places of Abode, or the nature or description of whose Qualifications are insufficiently described for the purpose of being identified, will be expunged; unless the matter so omitted or insufficiently described, be supplied to the satisfaction of the Revising Officer, before he shall have completed the Revision of such List of Voters. Robert Hart. Revising OfficerWellington, May 14, 1601. THE GREAT CURE ALL KNOWN THIiOU(iHOUT THE WOULD. 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