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

NOTICE. STRAYING on Mr. Auslin's Ground Ohariu Valley, Wellington. A Strawberry Cow, with a slit in the off ear, and a calf runing by its side ; also a Red and Wlute Steer with a slit in the off ear, and a Black and White Heifer notbrauded. If the same are not claimed within 14 days from this daie they will be sold to pay expenses. THOMAS GILBERT. 9th January, 1862. FOR SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED. PALE BRANDY, in dozen cases do. Mwrtells" in qr casks. Port & Sherry, superior in dozen cases . Hunt's Port Wine iv qr. casks Ponce de Leon's Sherry " Claret, Chateau Larose, in doz. cases Still Hock, in dozen cases Sparkling Hock « [ Champagne, Garets' •' Old Tom " Absynihe " Light Bitter Ale, in two doz. cases Negrohead Tobacco, Shcllard'B, in half tierces Carolina Rice Sydney Soap, Oats, Maize Supeiior Congou Tea, in chests and half chests Real Havaimah Cigars Rio Coffee, Chicory French Sperm Candles, light weight Refined Colza Oil, in 2 gullon tins do " in casks of 25 gallons Copal Vnrnish, in 3 gnllon tins Bright and Black Varnish, in casks Enamelled Calf Skins n Sydney Sole Leudier, Oakum Wax Veettiß, in wooden boxes I.N.E. Matches, French Wire Nails Deed and Cash Boxrs Fireproof Safes, Tinware Patent Liottliug Machines Brtiss Reading Lamps Window Glass 14x10, 16x12, 30x14 " stained 26x16, 12x9 Bohemian Glassware Wine and Liqueur Glasses, cut Decanters, cut India Rubber Dressing and Children Combs Horn do do Horse Brushes and Mane Combs Cloth Brushes, Wine and Ginger Beer Corks Canvass Fire Buckets Real Cashmere Shawls Fashionable French Summer Shawls Silk Dresses, Mamie Cloth French Ladies' Boots j Genuine Eau de Cologne Rimmel's Peifumery and Toilet Vinegar Fancy Goods Papier Mache Goods Musical Boxes, Toys in small assorted cases Framed Engravings Looking Glasses, in gilt frames Superior Furniture of every description Coitage Pianos, by J. L. Sanne, Hamburg Firebricks KRULL & CO. Plimmer's Wharf, 3rd January, 1862. RAILWAY T~O W N, CHRISTCHUECH SOUTH. Important Sale of Freehold Land, part of Rural Section No. 79, immediately adjoining the Christchurch Railway Station, and the Lund in Colombo Street South, lately sold sold by His Honor W. S. Moorhouse, Esq., MESSRS. AIKMAN AND WILSON have received instructions to submit to Public Auction, ON MONDAY, THE 20th DAY OF JANUARY, 1862, about FORTY FIVE ACRES OF FREEHOLD LAND Immediately surroudinng the Christchurch Railway Station, and adjoining the property in Colombo street South, lately belonging to \V. S. Moorhouse, Esq , It is the intention of the Auctioneers to offer the frontages on the Town Belt and on the Railway Station at tbe low upset price of Thirty Seven Pounds Ten Shillings Per Quarter Acre, And the remainder at Twenty Five Pounds per quarter acre. The Terms of payment are One-Third cash, one-third by Bill at six mouths, and one-third ny Bill at twelve months date; the two last payments to bear interest at the rate of ten per cent, per an. The attention of the public is particularly directed to the Bond fide character of this Bale ; eae'i lot will be positively sold at the upset price, provided no advance is offered. Intending purchasers are therefore recommended to make early implication for the particular lot or lota they may wish to secure. Plnns am of the land are in course of preparation and will be open to inspection at the offices of tke Auctioneers after the 26th instant. j The Auctioneers feel assured, that any recommendation of tltis property on their part would he unnecessary, the laud it) question being so well known, and its great value in consequence of its immediate proximity to ihe Christchuich Roilwny Stutiou, so generally ucknowledged. Christcliurch, Dec. 21, 1861. WANTED. • |^HREE TEAM DRIVERS and one Horse I Keeper. None but experienced hands need apply, liberal wages will be given. Further particulars may be had on application to' WM. HASTWELL, Greytown. Wairarapa, 9th Jan., 1862 NELSON COLLEGE. principal: REGINALD BRGUGHTON, ESQ., M.A., Of Balliol College, Oxford. ASSISTANT MASTERS ! JOHN YOUNG, KSQ., 8.A., ' Trinity College, Dublin. English and Writing.... G eorgk Cottbriij., Esq. French John Young, F,sq., B. A. Drawing John Gully, Esq. Music C. W. Manbt, Esq. The Masters for German, and other Modern Languages, Maori, Geology , Botany, &0., have not yet been appointed. NELSON COLLEGE will open, after the present vacation, on the 3rd of Feoruary. Terms : — For the usual Course of Education, £8 per annum; French, Drawing, and Music, extra. Board and residence (including washing) , 4:50 per annum, payable quarterly in ad vanes. An exhibition of £6 per annum will be given to «ach pupil whose parents or guardians reaids within the Province of Nelson or Marlborough. Pupils, not Boarders, may dine at the College, at a charge of I 6». per month. Every pupil must be upwards of nine years of age, able to read fluently, aud wrtye from dictation, and know the first four rules of arithmetic. Further particulars may be learnt from th« Secretary, Mr Braithwaitb, to whom applications are to be addressed. A Prospec;ua of the College, giving full particulars of the buildiug, school regulations, manters 1 testimonials, &0., with views and plans of the College, is preparing for publication. : Nelson, January 6, 1862,