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Wellington Independent, Volume XVII, Issue 1775, 4 October 1862, Page 4

0 " children's 4 to 6, 7 to 10, and 11 to 1, calf leather, lace up boots, rivetted soles 10 " children's 4 to 6, 7 to 10, and 11 to 1 Balmoral in cloth, memel, and patent calf, riveted soles 6 " gent's calf Wellingtons and half Wellingtons, memel top, side springs, &c. 6 " boy's and youth's aucie and blucher boots, tipped and bra>ied i 4 " men's calf and kip bluchers 4 " " and womena carpet and fancy slippers 2 " ladies' patent leather shoes, S.S & D.S* 12 " children's halmoials, 4to 6, 7to 10, and Jl to 1, in memel 1 ops, cloth tops, all patent and all calf, sewn soies 2 " ladies' cloth and leather boots, sewn soles 400 red ease geneva, key brand 50 cases Old lorn 30 " Kirkliston Whisky 10 " Henuesey's pale Brandy ]5 qr. -casks Sherry 10 " Martell's brown Brandy 3 hhds. do do do 20 qr.-caska VV.I. Rum, 10 to 12 o-p. 6 " Port Wine 12 casks York Hams 20 cases \ this Sardines *1O " I " " 60 half-cherts superior Congou Tea j.30 chests •• " •' 5 cases powdered Cream of Tartar, 281 b jars 20 kegs Carbonate Soda, ea. I cwt. 20 jars Tartario Acid 100 boxes Price's No. 1 Belmont Sperm Candles 3 cases Bell and Black's round plaid boxes Vestas • 3 " " japanned do. 50s, 100s, 2505, 5305, 1000s 18 casks round Scotch Oatmeal 20 cases Salad Oil, pints and £ pints 20 " pint Pickles 1 " B.Y. Sickles, No. 4& 5 20 bundles Foster's Spades 140 kegs Ewbank's patent Nails all sizes 4 hhds. Holloware, consisting of Saucepans, oval pots, and kettles 6 bales Woolpacks, 7 lbs. and 10 lbs. 2 cases Playing Curds, No. 2 Highlander and gold backs 2 " plate Looking Glasses, assorted sizes EX LATE ARRIVALS. Melbourno and Sydney Soap Melbourne Mould Candles American Axes aud Clocks Mauritius Coy. pieces and Manilla Sugar JACOB JOSEPH & CO. TO STAND THIS SEASON. THE Oart Stallion IVANHOE, by England's Hope, out of a Samson mare, will serve a limited number of mares at Pigeon Bush Featberston. Terms, £3 10s for single mares ; paddocks free, but without responsibility for one month. Payment to be made on Ist January, 1863, W. L. LUCENA. Aug. 13, 1865. STALLIONS FOR 1862. AT Trelissic Farm the property of Mr. William Lunn, ANTIDOTE, will serve a limited number ef mares five giuineas each. Also the Cart Stallion BLACK PRINCE, i nt three guineas a mare. He is a good black, btands 16 hands high, got by Sampson out of a superior Hobart Town mare is an execellent worker and fine temper. He will travel in the neighbourhood of Wellington, the Hutt, and Porirua. Good Paddocks provided by the owner andevety j attention paid to mares entrusted to his care. . j Payment to be made on the Ist of January. Aug. 4, 1862. RAVENSDOW NE. THE Thorough-bred Horse Ravensdowne will serve a limited number of Mares at Manaia, Wairarapa, during the ensuing season. Thoroughbred mares, at £10 10s. ; Country Mares at £4, 4s. Ravensdowne was imported direct from England, last year by J. Johnston, Esq., is a bright bay, 4 yrs. old, and was got by Balrownie, dam Nell Gwynne, by lago, g, dam.Confusionee, by Emelius, &c, &o. ALSO, The Entire Cait Horse GREAT MOGUL, by England's Hope, at £3 3s. N.B. — Paddocks free for a limited time and all demands to be paid in January, 1863. Manaia, Wsurarapa, August 18, 1862. TO STAND THIS SEASON. THE Entire Horse "MAJOR," By Tramp out of a Sampson Mare, bred by Mr. Duncan Fraser, Rangitikei. This Horse is a dark chestnut, 5 years old, possesses great bone and muscle, is good tempered and broken into harness. Major will stand at Wellington, Porirua, and the Hutt. Tebms — Single Makes £3 3s. An allowance made for two or more Mares the bona fide property of the s&ma party. All Fees to be paid on or before the Ist January, 1803; and an allowance of Ten per Cent for Cash at the time Marcs served. JOHN LEACH. Polhill's Gully, Sept., 8, 1862. TO COVER THIS SEASON. THE Imported Grey Coaching Stallion PLOU.GH BOY, will serve Mares this Season, at Mr. Ray's, Cottage of Content, Carterton, every Thursday; tho remainder of tbe week at Mr. Hastwell's Stables, Greytown, Wairarapa. Terms — £3 3s per Mare. R. BUCKRIDGE. Sept. 19, 1862. CARL FERDINAND BOLLMANN, native 0 Hamburg, who emigrated iv 1836, from London, to Van Dieman's Land, and has not been heard of since 22nd September, 1845, is hereby requested to communicate his address to the undersigned. He is supposed to be now living in New Zealand, and any information respecting him will be thankfully received. F, A. KRULL, Hanseatio Consul for New Zealand. Wellington, Ist Sept,, 1862.