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Wellington Independent, Volume XVIII, Issue 1868, 14 May 1863, Page 2

THURSDAY; 14th. MAY. BOOK SALE. MESSRS. DUNCAN AND VENNELL will sell by publi •• auctiou at their Stores, on Thursday next, the 1 4th instant, A Valuable Collection of BOOKS, including works on Architecture, Botany, History, Dickens' Works, "Illustrated London News," in vols., " Punoh," and ft larje variety of Children's Books. Axso, A very superior Chemical Labratory in Mahogany Portable Cabinet. Sale to commence at 1 o'clock , sharp. Full particulars in Catalogues. May 8, 1863. WEDNESDAY, 13th MAY. (For the benefit of whom it may concern). ; MESSRS. JOHNSTON & CO, will sell by Public Auction at their Iron Stores, Lombard Street, on Wednesday, the 13th inst.,at two o'clock. (For the beneßt of whom it may concern). Ex Earl of Windsor, Dick Master, @ London. J & Co. < ' W 13 cases galvanised corrugated iron 37 sheets " Vielle Montague" sheet zinc J & Co. E in diamond 115 1 cask gridirons and garden rakes { All more or less damaged. May 8, 1863. THURSDAY, MAY 21, 1863. By order of the Mortgagee. MB J. H. WALLACE is instructed to sell by Public Auction, on Thursday, May 21, 1863, at his Land Mart, Lambton Quay, at 2 o'clock p.m., That piece of Freehold Land, situated in Hopper Street, adjoining the residence of R. S Cheesman, Esq.— having a frontage of 136 links by « depth of 233 links, being part of Town Acre, No 70, with a Dwelling House thereon. Terms at Sale. May 13, 1863. EXTENSIVE LAND SALE. THURSDAY, MAY 21st, 1863. j The following Valuable Properties will be sold bj Piiblin Auction by MR J. H. WALLACE at his Mart, Lambton Quay, on Thursday, May 21, 1863, at 2 o'clock p.m. FREEHOLDS — TITLE CROWN GRANTED, 16 BUILDING ALLOTMENTS in Haining Street — having a frontage of 66 feet by a depth of 49 feet 6 inches. This Street connects Tory Street with Taranaki Street TOWN ACRES 879 and 877, fenced in, with a \ six rooomed house and garden attached,, well stocked with fruit trees. The ALBION BREWERY and PLANT, Tory Street, a frontage of 60 feet to Tory Street by a depth of 130 feet. BY ORDER 07 THE MORTGAGEE. That Valuable TOWN ACRfi, No. 118, iv Wills Street, with a Irontage of 500 feet, and a frontage of 132 feei to Ingestre Street, together with buildings snd improvements, now in the occupation of Samuel Cobkam, Ebon -+. ...L-fiMO, * »■ Tbat Valuable LEASEHOLD, in Murphy Street, with seven roomed house, quarter of an acre of garden, well stocked with fruit trees — unexpired term oflease nine years, at a ground rental of £5 pei annum. Terms at Sale. May 1, 1863. THURSDAY, MA¥ 21, 1833. LAND SALE. MR J. H. WALLACE is instructed lo sell by Public Auction, on Thursday, May 21, 1»63, at his Land Mart, Lambton Quay, at 2 o'clock, p.m. All that Valuable Freehold Land and Dwelling House in Ghuznee Street, at present in the occupation of Mr Smith Fumess. ALSO, That Valuable Freehold and Dwelling House at the corner of Ghtizuee Street and Taranaki Street. Further particulars will be published. Terms at Sale. May 11, 1863. THURSDAY, MAY 21, 1863. EXTENSIVE SALE OF TOWN and COUNTRY PROPERTIES. MR J. H. WALLACE will sell by Public Auo. tion at his Land Mart, Lambton Quay, on Thursday, May 14th, 1863. Valuable Town Allotments .in Wellington and sundry Country Properties. Particulars of which will be duly announced in an early advertisement. Parties wishing to avail themselves of this sale will please to give immediate notice. J. H. WALLACE, Lambton Quay. April 9, 1863.

WEDNESDAY 27th MAY, 1863, PUBLIC SALE OF IMPORTED RAMS AND EWES, Ex Bettt Pkhlbach, fbom Hamburg. MESSRS. BETHUNE & HUNTER have been favored with instructions from Messrs. KUULL & Co, to sell by Public Auction, at their Stock Yard, Manners Street, on Wednesday, the 27th May, at Two o'clock. 14 Imported Pure Bred RAMS 15 do do EWES Selected from the flock of Baron von Steinberg, in Meetzen in Mecklenburg. Each buyer will receive a pedigree, attesting the parity of the breed of these animals, which has been certified to by Her Britannic Majesty's Consul at Hamburg, W. Waddilove, Esq. This consignment is part of the progeny of a flock of selected sheep, imported into Germany by Prince Jerome Napoleon, then King of Westphalia, from the celebrated Farm of Rambouillet, and which were at the downfall of the first French empire, acquired by the father of the Barou von Steinberg. The purity of the breed has been sustained by judicious importations from Rttnibouillet, and is distinguished by largeness of carcass, length, and fineness of wool, admirably suited for combing purposes. The weight of fleece is very considerable. Animals from this flock have frequently carried off first class prizes at Cattle Shows in France and Germany, and it is a well attested fact that the young ram 9 are in great demand by the owners of Saxony flocks, to keep up the breed of their cheep. I The Auctioneers have overy confidence iv recommending this importation to the notice of Flock Masters in New Zealand, as they have been particularly selected for their hardiness and adapu> bility to a changeable climate, and, not being like most imported sheep stable bred, they will be found well able to stand rough weather, and easily acclimatised. Not the least of their recommendation is the ease with which they are maintained in condition on the most indifferent pastures, so that as * a most profitable investment they will be found unequalled. The Terms of Sale will be most liber*!. Exchange Buildings, • Wellington, 27th April, 1803.