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Wellington Independent, Volume XVII, Issue 1757, 23 August 1862, Page 2

PUBLIC SALE OF BOOKS. MESSRS. BETHUNE & HUNTER WILL SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the Exchange, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, the 27th, 28th and 29th August. Commencing each day at One o'clock. A CONSIGNMENT OF BOOKS shipped by E. Lumley, Esq., of Loudon, as per eatalogue — The Books are now on show at the Sale Rooms, where catalogues can be obtained. Exchange Buildiugs, 15th August, 1862. TO FLOCKOWN ERS. 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 8 MERINO RAMS, "} Landed ex Blanche, on 2 " EWES j the j 2th 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 Escurial 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. r lhe average weight of clean -washed Wool of Ml 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 this could be combined. AFTER WHICH, 60 Earns, fifteen months old, the produce of pure Merino Rams, imported from Germany in 1860 for the Otaki School Establishment out of Ewes the produce Rams imported by Mr. Beauchamp. ALSO, 20 Earns, % 4 and 6 tooth (never yet used) the produce of the above mentioned Rams imported by Mr. Beauehamp. Aug. 20, 18G0. WEDNESDAY, 27th AUGUST, 1862. On account of whom it may concern. MESSRS. SMITH & CO., WILL SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At their Mart, Lambton Quay, on Wednesday, 27th August, 1868. By order of tne Consignees, MESSRS. W. BOWLER. SON, & CO., On account of whom it may concern. S. in diamond, 1 to 10 10 chests Tea Landed ex Blanch, Care, @ London. Tebmß Cash. Sale to commence at half-past One o'clock. Aug. 22, 1862. MESSRS. SMITH & CO., Have received instructions from MESSRS. WM. BOWLEB, SON, & CO. TO SELL BY PUCLIC AUCTION, ON WEDNESDAY, 27th AUGUST, 1862, Immediately after the above Sale on account of whom it may concern. f T^HE following goods, in order to close consignX ments. Boots and Shoes Green case Geneva Bottled Ale in Pints Champagne Cases Old Tom Rum in hhds. and qr, casks Pale and brown Brandy iv hhds. Sherry in qr. casks and cases Port Wine in qr. caskß Salt Beef Adelaide Floar Ship's Bread "Fine and coarse Salt Mustard in Bottles Sydney Mould Candles Washing Soda Liverpool Soap Jams &c. Nutmegs Pearl Barley Wine Corks Bath Bricks Glassware Ladies Saddles & Bridles AND VARIOUS OTHER GOODS. NOTICE. /~~A REDITORS of B. FERRERS, Napier, who do \_J notforwaid accounts of their claims to the Trustees, before 80th Sept., 1862, will be excluded from any benefit under the assignment. t J. N. WILSON, ' . Solicitor to the Trustees. "Napier, Aug. 15, 1862. FANCY BAZAAR. AT THE ODD FELLOWS' HALL. i I^HE Bazaar proposed to be held in aid of funds to rebuild the Church, so unfortunately burnt at .Tounsonville, is fixed for Saturday, the 80th inst. Contributions for this charitable work, will be gjadly received by the following ladies Mrs. Johnston, Tinakori Road Mrs.'C Crawford Mrs. Hattersbea :•> " Pharazyn " Knox '• J. Kebtell " Taylor «W. Taylor " Barton ) „ " Kirwan " Swainson / THE BABiAB "WILL" OPEN AT 11 o' CLOCK. Aug. 11, 1862. ODD FELLOWS' HALL, WELLINGTON. IMMENSE REDUCTION OF PRICES. FOB FOUB NIGHTS MORE. FRONT SEATS 3s. GALLERY ONLY 2s. TO-NIGHT, SATURDAY, Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday. MR. H. J. HALL'S ENTERTAINMENT. Aug 22, 1862. R. MARTIN, . PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTEB, Cuba Street, Te Aro. g^Next door to the White Swan Hotel. N.B. — Pictures and frames cl«aned asd restored Country orders attended to on the shorteßt notice. Avg. 83, 1868.