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Wellington Independent, Volume XVII, Issue 1761, 2 September 1862, Page 2

NOTICE. MESSRS. DUNCAN & VENNELL Have received instructions Prom the Trustees of Z. K. Allen's Estate, TO SELL BY AUCTION, At their St< res, in Custom House Street, ON THUUSDAY, THE 4th SEPT., AT TWO O'CLOCK. r~I HE Lease of the House and Ground, in I Willis-street, lately occupied by Mr. F. K. Allen, having a large frontage to the street, by a depth of 66 feet, and having 14 years to run from the 25th day of March last, at the low ground rental of £'30 per annum The premises which are excellently situated for a drapery, or other business, consist of a commodious shop and fittings. parlour, five bedrooms, kitchen, and servants room, all in good repair, as also outhouses, garden, &c. Intending Purchasers can inspect the premises previous to the day of sale, on application to Johnston & Co., or W. & (3. Turnbull c* Co , from whom any further particulars may be obtained. Aug. 25, 1862. AUCTION SALE OF FREEHOLD IN WILLIS STREET. MESSRS. DUNCAN & VENNELL have received instructions to sell by Public Austion, on THURSDAY, 4th SEPTEMBER, AT TWO O'CLOCK, That valuable piece of land at the corner of Willis and Dixon Streets, on which stands THE TE ARO HOTEL. This well-known house is doing a good business and the property is in one of the best situations in Wellington. It is conveniently fitted up and has Stables attached. Further particulars and cards to view tbe premises, can be obtained from the. Auctioneers.' Aug. 27, 18G2, For the Benefit of whom it may Concern. WEDNESDAY 3rd SEPTEMBER. MESSRS, DUNCAN & VENNELL have received instructions from Messrs, I. Joseph & Co., to sell by public- auction, at their stores, Lambton Quay, on the above date. Ex Joachim Christian, Peters, master, @ London. All more or less damaged by sea water. J. in diamond. 13 half-chests Tea 14 " do 9 " do 4 cliests do Sale to commence at 12 o'clcrk. Terms Cash. Custom House Street. August 27, 1862. PUBLIC SALE OF BOOKS. MESSRS. BETHUNE .& HUNTER WILL SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the Exchange, Wednesday, TJmrsday, and Friday, the 17th, 18th and 19th September. Conimeucing each day at One o'clock. A CONSIGNMENT OF BOOKS shipped by E. Lumley, Esq., of London, as per catalogue — Tbe Books are now on show at the Sale Rooms, where catalogues can be obtained. Exchange Buildings, 15th August,, 1862. TO FLOCKOWNERS. 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. Hoc lock 8 MERINO "RAMS, \ Landed ex Blanche, on 2 " EWES j the ] 2th June last. These Sheep are of Ihe 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 Rotlischonberg and from the royal flock of Lohmen both of Saxony. Ihe 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 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 of Rams imported by Mi*. Beauchamp. ALSO, 20 Rams, 4 and 6 tooth (never yet used) the produce of the above mentioned Rams, imported by Mr. Beauchamp. > Aug. 20, 1860. PARTICULARS OF MERINO SHEEP Ex Blanche, TO BE SOLD ON WEDNESDAY, THE 3bd SEPT. Eam,N0.237-lO.\ only ten months I Fine Wool 'and closa old.at date of ship- r Staple, merit. / Ram, No. 9G-50. Fine bead, close staple only ten months old with good wool, at date of ship- " ment. Ram, No. 5.1 O. Large animal considering only ten months the age, fine wool, close old, at date of ship " long staple, nient. Ram, No 40 *, ris- \ Large animal, good wool, ing two years, at • close and fine staple, date of shipment, j Ram, No. 50 * Large animal, good wool, rising two years tit . long and pretty close date of shipment. staple. Ram, No. 179-10. Large animal, considering only ten months the age, wool fine and very old, at date of ship- close, bead first rate, ment. J Ram, No. 17, * Large animal, well woolled rißiug two years, at . throughout, very close, fine date of shipment. staple, but not very long. Ram, No. 2, * \ Large animal, very close rising two years, at J. staple, longer than the foredate of shipment, j going, but not so fine wool. Ewe, No. 20i-4. O."| Fine first rate animal, fine rising two years, at !■ wool, with fine close date of shipment. J staple. Ewe, No. 96-3> O.] Fine first rate animal, rising. two years, at- J. fine wool of good long date of shipment. J staple. Aug. 39, 1862. i