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Wellington Independent, Volume XVII, Issue 1756, 21 August 1862, Page 2

I HAVENS DO WNE. fTHHE Thorough-bred Florae Ravensdowne will _L serve a limited number of Mares at jManaia, Wairarapa, during the ensuing season. Thoroughbred mares, at MiO 10s. ; Country Mares at £4 4s. KavenBdowne was imported direct from England, labt year by J. Johnston, Esq , is a bright bay, 4 yrs. old, and was got by Balrownie, dam Nell Gwynne, by Iftgo, g, dam.Confusionee, by Emelius, &c, &c. ' ALSO, The Entire Cait Morse GIiEAT MOGUL, by England's Hope, at £■) 3s. N.B. — Paddocks free for a limited time and. all demands to be paid in January, 1863. Manaia, Wnirarapa, August 18, 1863. NOTICE. IMPOUNDED this day in the Public Pound, Porirua lioad, from the land of Mr. William Rieve, JohnsonviHe, a large light coloured Cow, dark red spots about the head and forepart of the body. Branded something like R.S..>J., not very legible if not claimed or released, will be sold on the 4th September nest, at noon. JOSEPH ANGELL, Poundkeeper. Aug. 19, 1862. WANTED Immediately a Female Genera! SERVANT, apply to Mrs, LEWIS MOSS, Lambton Quay. Aug. 20, 1862. WANTED a person as SHOPMAN, iv a Store at Wanganui, a single man preferred. Apply by letter only to 8.X,, Post Office. Wellington. Aug. 19, 1852. FOR, SALE. THE fine Carver Built PLEASURE BOAT, Rising SUr, cutter rigged as she now lies at the Custom House Wharf, with mast, boom, yard, and bowsprit, with two suits of new sails, complete. For further particulars, enquire of GEOKGE HOUGHTON, Manners Street. Aug. 19, 1862. TO FLOCKOWxNERS. IMPORTANT PUBLIC SALE OF RAMS AND EWES, OF THE PUREST SAXON BLOOD. MESSRS. JOHNSTON & Co, WILL SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, On Wednesday, the 3rd September, at 2 o'clock O MERINO RAMS, \ Landed ex Blanche, on <-> 2 » EWES j the 12th June last. These Sheep are of the purest Saxon blood, selected partly out of a Saxon Electoral Negretti Flock, which has been many times awarded prizes at Agricultural Exhibitions in Berlin, Dresden, Leipsig, Munich, and other places; partly out of a Saxon Eecurial Negretti Flock, belonging to His) Excellency the President of Crosigk. The latter flock descends from the celebrated sheep of Rothschonberg and from the royal flock of Lohmen both of Saxony. Ihe average weight of clean-washed Wool of full. grown animals is four pounds for a Ewe, and fully seven pounds for a Ram. The selection was made with due regard to head and legs being woolled, as well as to the closeness and fineness of staple, as much as thie could be combined. AFTCH WHICH, 60 Rams, fifteen months old, the produce of pure Merino Rams, imported from Germany in 1860 for the Otaki School Establishment out of Ewes the produce gof Rams imported by Mr. Beauchamp. ALSO, 20 Rama, 4 and 6 tooth (never yet used) the produce of the above mentioned Rams imported by Mr. Beaucharap. Aug. 20, 1860. I.C.R.M. COMPANY. (~^(J&sBb 'I" 1 HE Company's Steamers " Nelson aud Sydney 28th August " Lyttelton, Otago and the Bluff 29 '• For Pictou, Nelson, Taranaki, and Manakau . . .'. 12th September " Lyttelton, Otago, and the Bluff 27 " " Nelson and Sydney .••■,.. 29 N.B. — Intending passengers are invited to inspect the cabins of these steamers, which having been entirely reconntiucted on a new and improved plan, will be found to aftbrd superior accommodation to that of any ether steamers on the coast. They also carry civil experienced Stewardesses. Passengers are also requested to pay Fares and obtain Tickets at the Company's Office, prior to going on board. For Freight or Passage apply at the Company's Office. Custom House Street, August 20, 1862.