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Wellington Independent, Volume XVII, Issue 1757, 23 August 1862, Page 4

TO STAND THIS SEASON. rip HE Oart Stallion I IVANHOE, by England's Hope, out of a Samson mare, will run with a limited number of mares at Pigeon Bush Featberston. Terms, 4;3 10s for single mures ; paddocks free, but without responsibility for one month. Payment to be made on Ist January, 1863, W. L. LUCENA. i Aug. 13, 186. r ). STALLIONS FOR 1862. AT Trelissic Farm the property of Mr. William Luun, ANTIDOTE, will serre a limited number of mares five giuineas each. Also the Cart Stallion BLACK PRINCE, nt three guiaeas a mare. He is a good black, stands 16 hands high, got by Sampson out of a superior Hob art Town mare is an execellent worker and fine temper. ' He will travel in the neighbourhood of Welling, ton, the Hutt, and Porirua. Good Paddocks provided by the owner and every attention paid to mares entrusted to his care. Payment to be made on the Ist of January. Aug. 4, 1862. TO BUILDERS, Provincial Secretary's Office, Wellington, July 24, 1862. rFIENDERS will be received at tlie office of the K. Provincial Secretary, until Wednesday, this 27th day of August next, at noon, for the erection of a building; for the Supreme Court, Resident Magistrate's Office, and Police Stations, on Lambton Quay, near the Scotch Church. Plans and Specifications mny be seen at this office on and after Monday next, the 28th instant. All tenders to be distinctly marked on the side " Tenders for the erection of Court Houses, Police Office, &o." J. WOODWARD, Acting Provincial Secretary. I~^ HE following cattle which are now and have been for the last three years running on my land, situated at the Taraiahi Plains. If not claimed within 21 days from this date, will be sold to pay expenses. 1 light briudle bullock, branded N off rump, tip of one ear cut off. 1 red Cow, branded A. 1 white Bullock branded E. off rump with some cut of the tail, 1 red and white Bullock brand not legible. 1 red and white poly Bullock, brand not legible. R. EDWARDS, Taratahi Plains. Aug. 11 ,1862. ON SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED, EX " THITON " AND OTHER LATE ARRIVALS. OAfj CASES GENEVA, anchor brand 4,3, O.P. yuu 3DO " " Key do 50 " old Port Wine 35 " sup. Sherry do 250 " Old Tom 200 " Scotch Whisky 10 qr.-casks dark Brandy 10 do pale do 20 hhds. West India Rum 30 qr.-casks do do 100 casks Bottled Ale 70 " " Porter 20C boxes No. 1 Sperm Candles 30 " Mould do. 80 " Sydney Soap 40 " London, do 200 bogs Adelaide Flour, 200 lb each 3/>0 " New Zealand do 100 '* 600 bushels Wheat 20 chesta very Superior Tea 50 half do " do 160 boxes " do 4 tons No. 1 Co.'s Pieces 4 " No. 2 do 7 tons Mauritius Sugar 3 tons Crystals \o 50 barrels Crushed Sugar 10 eases Wax Vestas 300 kegs Patent Nails, assorted sizes And a Great Variety of oilier Goods. GEORGE CRAWFORD. July 14, 1862. TO ARRIVE PER "JOACHIM CHRISTIAN " AND "PRINCESS." "I £} CASES Gent's Saddles ±^ 2 " Ladies' do. 12 doz. Bridles 24 setts Cart Harness 16 trunks Boots and Shoes 4 cases Prints 4 bales Blankets 10 qr.-casks Martell's Brandy j 20 cases Sardines 30 barrels Crushed Sugar 200 cases Geneva 50 cases Oilman's Stores 50 half-chests Tea 120 boxes do. GEORGE CRAWFORD. July 14, 1862. NOTICE TO SHEEP OWNERS. CW. SCHULTZE has received by the • " Emerald Isle," 4 SPLENDID HAMPSHIRE DOWN RAMS 4 „ MERINO „ Tli«se are well worth the attention and early application of parties wishing for a change of bload. Bowler's Buildings, loth April, 1862. CANTON TEA MART. TO THE INHABITANTS OF WELLINGTON AND SURROUNDING DISTRICTS. EH. CREASE in announcing the opening of • the above named establishment, with a new I and carefully selected Stock of Teas, Coffees, anb General Groceries, &c, &c, trusts by strict attention, combined with a thorough knowledge of the business and low prices, to merit a share of the public patronage. Goods delivered in any part of the City, and Customers waited on for orders. CANTON TEA MART, Opposite the Post Office and corner of Willis and Custom Honse Street. COROMANDEL. TOWNSHIP OF KAIPANGA. rj THE above Property, so well known as that of JL of Joseph Petitt. Esq., is now being surveyed into convenient allotments, and will be sold by Public Auction, early in October next. MICHAEL WOOD, Queen Street, Auokland, Juty 01, 1809. I