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Wellington Independent, Volume XVII, Issue 1718, 22 April 1862, Page 6

ON SALE, EX « WILD DUCK. ' O^f) CASES Bottled Ale and Stout tF«JvT 102 cages Wine 10 i>hcU. Burton Ale 5 " Martell's Brandy JO « Bum 12 qr.-casks Port Wine, Pages 8 " do. 6 " Sherry 28 cases Pages Sherry 28 " '« Pert Wine 60 " Brandy 4 " Paris Goods 65 boxes Window Glass 2ft chests Tea 5 half tierces Sliellard's Tobacco 3 packages Saddlery 40 oasks Soda Crystals 8 " White Lead 40 drums boiled aud raw Oil 30 packages Fruit 10 casks Bi-Carb Soda 140 packages Soap 21 casks Crushed Sugar SO cases Mustard 5 " Books and Prints (Bohu's) 6 bales Navy Canvas 8 " Cora Sacks 4 " Seaming Twine 5 " Wool Packs 14 packages Patent Cordage 4 " Spun-yarn 8 " Whale Line And other Goods. BETHUNE & HUNTER, Exchange Buildings, v 21st January, 1862. TO Fi OCKOW.sERS. npHE Undersigned beg io acquaint Sheep FarX mers and o ihers that they expect to receive by the " Blaucbe," from London, a shipment of Pure Blood Saxon (not Mecklenberg) Merino Bams and Ewes direct from the Breeders, which they are instructed to offer for sale. These Sheep are selected from pure Saxen Electoral aud Escurial, Negretti Flocks noted for Wool of long, flue, close and even staple, that have repeatedly had Prizes awarded them at the Agricultural Exhibitions at Berlin, Dresden, Leipzig, Munich and oilier places. They are descended from the celebrated sheep of Rothshonberg, tiie Eoyal Flock of Loumen, and the flock of his Excellency President of Crosigk, — all of Saxony. — The Shippers are desirous to introduce to New Zealand (and of continuing to do so), the pure Saxon Merino, that for SO years, past they have been sending to Australia and the Cape, so that Flockowners may observe the superiority of this Breed of Sheep to that of any oiher ; as it is an established fact, known to all wool dealers and manufacturers in Great Britain and elsewhere that the wool of first cUss Saxon flocks, always realizes higher prices than wool from any Mecklbjjberg flock whatever. The Undersigned are authorised to state that (he average weight of washed wool shorn of the flocks irom which the seleotionj have been made, is 4 lbs. for Ewes and fully 7 lbs. for Bams ; tbev are also in possession of samples of the Wool and Photographs of the animals, and will be glad to furnish ntending purchasers with full particulars. JOHNSTON & CO April 3, 1803, ON SALE. PORT in Quarts \ do. Pints I D p. d Sherry Quarts f J do. Pints J Barrett aud Clay's superior Brand Cherry Brandy, in quarts, Duty Paid Wine Corks, first quality, per single gross Geneva, iv qr. -casks Old Tom do. in case 1 package of highly scented Snuff Tobacco, for Sheep dressing) either iv or out of Bond W. S, LOXLEY, Farieh-Bireet. 7th JftttUwy, 1803,