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Wellington Independent, Volume XVII, Issue 1724, 13 May 1862, Page 6

TO FLOCKOWNERS. r !PHE Undersigned beg to acquaint Sbeep FarJL mers and o ihers that tbey expect to receive by the " Blanche," from London, a shipment of Pure Blood Saxon (not Mecklenberg) Merino Rams and Ewes direct from the Breeders, which they are instructed to offer for sale. Tbese Sheep are selected from pure Saxon Electoral and Escurial, Negretti Flocks noted for Wool of long, fine, close and even staple, that bave repeatedly had Prizes awarded them at the Agricultural Exhibitions at Berlin, Dresden," Leipzig, Munich and oilier places. They are descended from tbe celebrated sheep of Rothshonberg, the Royal Flock of Lohmen, and the flock of his Excellency President of Crosigk, — all of Saxony. — The Shippers are desirous to iniroduce to New Zealand (and of continuing to do so), the pure Saxon Merino, that for 30 years past they have been sending to Ausiralia and the Cape, so that Flockowners may observe the superiority of this Breed of Sheep to that of any other ; as it is an established fact, known to all wool dealers and manufacturers in Great Britain and elsewhere that the wool of first closs Saxon flocks, always realizes higher prices than wool from any Mecklenberg flock whatever. The Undersigued are authorised to state that the average weight of washed wool shorn of the flocks trom whicb the selection* have been made, is 4 lbs. for Ewes and fully 7 lbs. for Rams ; they are also in possession of .-samples of the -Wool and Photographs of the animals, and will be glad to furnish nteuding purchasers with full particulars. JOHNSTON & CO April 3, 1802, ON SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED. £)A TONS ADELAIDE FLOUR 15 hhds. Martell's Dark Brandy 300 red cases Geneva* 100 cases Old Tom 2 tons Manilla Coffee 60 boxes Sheepwash Tobacco 4 cases Havana shaped Manilla Cigars 4 " Cheroots 3 tons Crystal Sugar 6 " Mauritius do. 3 " China do. , 5 " Company's Pieces, No. 1 4 " Victoria Company's Pieces 5 " yellow Counter Sugar , 5 cases Sardines % tin 9 5 " do, J cms 10 " Salad Oil, pints 10 " do' I pints Men's Millers' Mole Trousers Scotch Twill Shirts ' W. BOWLER, SON & CO. Feb. 25, 1862. FOR SALE, FRUIT TREES. .1 PPLES, Pp.ars, Plums, Cherries, Gooseberries, _ _ Currants, Quicks, strong, from £,{ 10s. to £2 per 1000, English Laurels, Hollies, Fruit Trees, strong. To be sold very cheap, apply to John Houghton, Willis Street, or to STEPHEN STOCKBRIDGE, Ohiro Nursery, near Wellington; April 7, 1862. NOTICE. fj^HE Undersigned is srepared to treat with 1 Sawyers aud Firewood Dealers for cutting Timber on Section No. Forty-five (45) on the Karori Road ; and all persons trespassing, or cutting timber without authority, will be prosecuted according to law. JOHN H. HORNER, Cuba-street. April 14, 1862. A COMPACT FARM FOR SALE. A FREEHOLD FARM of 25 acres situated between " v\ hitewood'a" and '* Buckridge's," in the centre ofthe valley fronting the Hutt Road, and extending back to tbe hills behiud the Waiwetu, With good house, barn, and other Farm offices. For particulars, apply on the ground to J. WESTON. April 14, 1862. NOW LANDING EX DART AND BRISK. 100 CASES Martell's B.iandy M\f \J a 5 half-chests Tea 25 boxes Tea 2 tons Sugar, No. 1 Co.'s Pieces 2"" " 2 2 " " Yellow 1 " " Mauritius 1 case American Brooms W. & G. TURNBULL & CO. April 28, 1862. TO THE SETTLERS OF THE WAIRARAPA. IM-IE Undersigned, in returning thanks for the liberal support, that has been afforded him in the Boot and Shoe Trade, begs leave to inform his customers, that he is now prepared to supply them with the best made artioles at the Wellington Town Prices. JAMES PETERS. Carterton, March 29, 1862. NOTICE. ALL Persons having Cattle on tho Run of Henby Robert Russell, Esq, Turanganui ; or on the Run of John Puavis Russell, Esq., Wangamoina, are required to remove the same, and pay all expenses on or before the first day of July next. All cattle not removed by that date will be sold to pay expenses. A. BRATHWAITE, Agent for the said H. R. Russell, and J. P. Russeli Wellington, April llth, 1862.