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Wellington Independent, Volume XVII, Issue 1736, 1 July 1862, Page 2

SALE BY AUCTION, ON TUESDAY THE Bth OF JULY. MESSRS. DUNCAN AND VENNELL have been instructed by MESSRS. KRULL & CO, To submit to Public Competition a valuable iinpor. tation EX " OOLIMa," FROM HAMBURG, Of a flock of thorough bred MERINO NEGRETTI SHEEP * consisting of — | NINETEEN RAMS. AND SIXTEEN EWES As described in the preceeding advertisement, the Sale will be held ai Plimmer's Wharf, where ac commodation has been provided, and every facility will be afforded for a complete inspection of the animals. The Auctioneers earnestly request the attention of all who are desirous of improving the breed of Sheep in this colony, to ths most important sale. ' A Lunch will be provided in Mr. P. Lainq's vtry best style, and the Sale will take place punctually at 2 o'clock. PREPARATORY EDUCATION FOR YOUNG GENTLEMEN. BOARDERS, and Day Pupils are received by MRS. BURGESS, Te Aro. School recommences, on the 14th July, . Wellington, July 26, 1862. ATTENDANT. A Respectable Intelligent Man is wanted to take charge of an inYpi»dr**The remuneration will be liberal. Testimonials; as to character required. Apply to \ ** W. WARING TAYLOR. June 26, 1862. NOTICE. A LL CATTLE found running on my property Z\. Taratahi Plains, Wairarapa, after Ist July, will be charged at the rate of Is. per head, and I hereby caution parties from trespassing on my place on Sunday's. ROBERT EDWARDS. June 26, 1802. FOR SALE. ON the West side, Taratahi Plain, Wairarapa 185 Acres of land, about 50 of which is bush containing much fine timber, the remainder lain. — The improvements consist of five roomed house, dairy, back kitchen, &c, half an acre of garden well stocked with fruit trees, pig-styes, cowshed, fowl house &c, two small English grass paddocks, and about two acres of bush, felled and burnt off. Price £400. For particulars apply to W.H.W. H. office of this paper, or to J. E. BOYS, on the premises. Wellington, June 24th 1862. WANTED. A MAN Cook for Barrett's Hotel. Apply to I. PLIMMER, June 24th, 1802. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. r ~pHE next Monthly Mepting of thelVMembers of I the Chamber will be held at the ; Offices of Messr«. Bethune & Hunter on Thursday, the 3rd July, at three o'clock. Business — Election of Auditors and General. W. M. BANNATYNE, Chairman. June 27, 1863. THE ESTATE OF THOMAS WILLIAM HOGGARD, DECEASED. ALL persons having claims against the above Estate, are requested to furnish them to the Euder signed within one month from this date. JOHN F. HOGGARD, Executor. June 28, 1862. WANTED. SHEEP ON TERMS on a first rate run, must be fine wooled and clean, as those now on the run are of this description. For terms aud particulars, apply to JACOB JOSEPH & CO. October 1, 1861. NOTICE. /TIHE Second Annual General Meeting of the X Ratepayers of the Grey Town School District, will be held (D.V.) at the School House, Grey, town, on Friday, the 11th July, 1864, at the hour of 6 p.m., for tho purpose of receiving the report of the School Committee for the past year, and for the transaction of other business in couformity with the Provincial Education Act, By order of tho Committee, W. E. THOMAS, J.P., Hon. Secretary and Treasurer. June 26, 1802. NGAHAURANGA INN. For Sale by Private Contract, ALL those valuable Premises known as the " Ngahaurang* Inn," now in the occupation of Mr. W. E. Wallace, situated at the junction of the Ngahauranga and Hutt Roads, being in a most eligible business situation, about two miles from the City of Wellington : together with 53 acres of Graaing Land adjoining, The Hutt vans to and from the City, pass the Inn twice a day. The Inn is a good, commodious, and substantial Wooden Building : consisting of a spacious bar and seven rooms. The Land is held on Lease for Twenty-one yenrs, from the 25th April, 1853, at the moderate rental of thirty pounds per annum, with the power of renewal for twenty one years more. There is a Garden, a Publio Pound, a large Stock Yard, capable of kolding 100 head of Cattle ; also two Stables, one of tfhich lias two Loose Boxes. The situation is well adapted for the shipment of cattle being sheltered from the prevailing winds in the harbour. For terms and other particulars, apply to WILLIAM HICKSON & CO. July 1, 1862. LOST, STOLEN, OR STRAYED. 17\ ROM the Stables of the Undersigned, Manners Street, on or about the 30th March, a dark brown Cob, got by Riddlesworth, branded M. on the near side under the saddle. When lost, bis tail was disfigured, by some colts eating the hair off. Whoever may have found the same, and will bring him to the Undersigned, will receive three guineas reward. CHARLES E. LUXFORD, Manners Street, c ; ). 1862. NOTICE. Mfi. MOFFITT, Surgeon, Dentist, now being in Wellington, is prepared to receive patients as heretofore. Wellingtou Terrace, June 20, 1862.