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Wellington Independent, Volume XVI, Issue 1692, 17 January 1862, Page 2

SUPERIOR MARES & GELDINGS. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. MESSRS. SMITH & CO., Have the pleasure to announce, that they have been commissioned by THE HONORABLE WILLIAM FOX, TO SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, AT MR. BOTERMUND'S PADDOCKS VICTORIA HOTEL, TE ARO. ON MONDAY, the 20th JANUARY, ADBAFT OF ABOUT 80 VERY USEFUL AND VALUABLE HORSES, suitable for draft or saddle, chiefly bred in tbe province, and the produce of mares imported by Gilbert McClymont, Esq., by Glauous, Hector, and Excelsior. Further particulars will be advertised before the day of sale <•-■'■-■ TERMS LIBERAL. Dec. 17, 1861. THURSDAY, 13th FEBRUARY, 1862. Sale of valuable Pure . Hred imported Rams, ex Albemarle, from London. ■ -•' . , MESSRS. BRTHUNE & HUNTER, ■Witt SBLI. BY { PUBLIC AUCTION, At the Exchange, ■ ON THURSDAY, 13th FEBRUARY, 1862. AT TWO O'CLOCK. (Q1 IX very valuable Meiino Rams, bred by Thomas JO Sturgeon. Esq., of Tha Elms Grays, Essex. being the produce of Stock descended from the pure FJock of His late Majesty Georg* the Tlird, and *ince bred without cross or stain. ; . At the Agricultural Exhibition of nU Nations beld at Pariß in June, 1856, a prize of 600 Francs and a gold *nedal was awardtd to Mr. Surgeon for ft pure Merino Tup exhibited by him, of the same breed as the Rama now advertised for sale. : ALSO, The pureb red short horned Bull " Crimson Lad" imported in tbe ship " Constantino," from London, bred by Joseph Peat,- Esq^, Church End Farm, Welleden, Middlesex. " Crimson Lad, 1 ' Red, Gnlved in July, 1858, and got by " Crimson" red, Calved March, 1854, got by " V^arrior" (122«7). Dam (Cherry) by Bumper (10005) ©.- D. (Dairy Maid) by Chance Gr.-G.-D. by Liverpool (4235) Gr. Gr.G. D. by Warlaby (672) Gr. Gr. Gr. G. D. by Jerry (4907) AND, Sundry other-Stock, consisting of Hors«s, Mares, Cattle, and Sheep. ' The Rams will be on shew at the Auctioneers' Stock Yard, Manners-street, until the day of Sale, and an order can be obtained to view the Bull, who is in a Paddock near the Town. Exchange Buildings, January 7, 1862. BAWSON v. THE EXECUTORS OF C. E. VON ALZDORF, DECEASED. TO BE SOLD BY DIRECTION OF THE "J. .'.,.. SUPREME COURT. MR . J . H . WALLACE % ■'■''■ will sell by Public Auction, (by order of the ■ Supreme Court,) on THUR9DAY, the 27th •■"•'- day of March, 1862, w» the premises, at Two - o'clock, p.m.. that Valuable Freehold known - as the "CRITERION BOTEL," Bituated on Lambton Quay, Wellington. npHIS well built and spacious Hotel possesses •ij.. "great advantages as a Family or Commercial ■"Ti&otet; or~Oh»b House-having every accommodation with '- : Ottfio'eSSßr' Stable's; warm, ;— shower and Vapo«x&;Bathß, a good supply of excellent Water and ey&J facility for conducting a first olass business. The premises are delightfully situated in the beßt part of the Town within a few seconds walk of the New Public Wharf now in course of erection and of the Government Buildings. For further particulars and cards to view apply to the Auctioneer or to Charles B. Izard, Solicitor, Wellington. lflth January, 1862. LOST. BETWEEN Wellington Terrace and the Tinakori Road. A twisted Gold Rrooch, any one finding the same, will be handsomely rewarded, by ftt&ing it to -^ MR. SHAW'S . Jeweller, Lambton Quay, 16th January, 188.3. ■'•••"' . NOTICE. MILLITIA AND VOLUNTEERS IN THE WELLINGTON DISTRICT. • HT HE FIRING for tbe Government Prizes for £ the best Rifle Shots, will commenoe on Tuesday, the Ist of April next. The firing to be open to any person sworn in as a Militiaman since the Ist January, 1860, and oil members of Volun. teer Corps (Officers of both Foices included. ) All intending competitors lo send in their names on or before tbe 20tli March, to ihe Senior ofßcer of tbe Coips to which they belong, who shall forthwith cause lists to be compiled from the names sent in, but if he considers any such person whether Militiaxnan or Volunteer, shall not have attended, when required, sufficiently regnlarly at drills, purades, training or exercise, be is authorised to prevent Much person from firing for the prizes. ■- J?our Rifles with cases, presented to the Volunteers, in New Zealand, by the Messrs. Hebbert nnd Co, of London, will be competed for on Monday, the . 3rd of March next. AH intending Competitors to send iv their names o» or before ihe 80tb of February next, to the Senior Officer of the Corps to which they belong. Any information will) regard to 'the Regulations 'for the prizes will be given at the Mi>itia Office, Tbomdon Barracks, any day from 10 o'clock, am. to $ o'clock, p.m. ' By order '"..'. JOHN S. KIRWAN, '"."''. ' Captain and Adjutant, W. M. 16th JflHuary, 1862. CLOAKS, KNICKERBOCKERS, &c, EWILLCOX has on Sale per " ARABELLA" , Tweed and Silk Cloaks, Head Dreses, Hair Nets, Black, White & Colored Veils, Spanish >Waist Bands, in Velvet and Crape, Ladies' and 'Children's'' Belts, Cricket and Regatta Belts, Boy's Knicknerbocker Suits, Holland, Lustre, Cloth and Brpisel Cord Blouses. Lambton Quay, . - - ... 16th January ,1862. ./;V;V /•-•,<■: -TiTM-fl E R. <-K^|||r|;-OFEET.SAWN. TIMBER Sa^ Ti *nker Cut to ■^ OrdM (m tKe Shortest Notice. H\ JACOB JOSEPH & CO.