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Wellington Independent, Volume XX, Issue 2227, 4 July 1865, Page 1

MR. W ROBERTSON, AUCTIONEER, WELL ING-TON. Horses and Fat Stock purchased for Shipment. Sales on Saturday's, at 2 o'clock. A T ROBERTSON'S YARDS. EVERY SATURDAY, AT 2 O'CLOCK. HORSES, CATTLE, &c. W. ROBERTSON, Stock and Caltle Salesman. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. MR. W. ROBERTSON has been favored with instructions to offer for public competition in a few days, A mob of useful horses and Two imported brood mares Particulars in future advertisements. W. ROBERTSON, Stock and Cattle Salesman. QTATION WANTED in tho WAIRARAPA. k) Apply to tho undersigned W. ROBERTSON, j Stock and Station Salesman. May 26, 18G\ SYDNEY CURED BEEF AND MUTTON, BACON, &c., fTIHE Undersigned has for sale, in lots to suit JL purchasers, Sydney cured beef in casks, 2 cwt. each „ mutton „ „ beef (all rounds) 1 cask, ft or 6 cwt. Half ton bacon. W. ROBERTSON, Auctioneer. ONE THOUSAND EWES IN LAMB. WANTED I.OQO Ewes in Lamb, 2 and 4 tooth Merinos preferred. W. ROBERTSON. Stock and Cattle Salesman. WANTED, a comfortable House, containing eight rooms, with paddock. W. ROBERTSON, Auctioneer. JUST ARRIVED EX CHAPMAN. "I f\f\ BOXES Belmont Bperm candles JL\_/\_/ 30 tins raw and boiled linseed oil 20 barrels crushed loaf sugar G cases assorted floor cloth 81 bales double aud double-double demy printing paper 104 cases galvanized corrugated iron, including nails, rain water heads, fittings, &c 193 bars scrap iron 12 bdls. do do TO ARKIVE PER MARTIN LUTHER. 20 hhds Whitbread's porter 20 qr-casks Bruno fcilva, & Sons port wine 20 octaves do do W. B. RHODES & CO. Rhodes' Wharf, Bth June, 1865. JUST ARRIVED EX BERAR. 4 CASES MIDDLEMORE'S SUPERIOR SADDLERY, Consisting of — Gents' saddles Snaffle bridles Pelham bridles Weymouth bridles Electro plated mounted riding whips Gents' and ladies' spurs Silver and brass plated gig harness Dandy brushes Water brushes &c., &c., &c. W. B. RHODES & CO., Rhodes' Wharf, 17th June, 1865. NOTICE. ALL persons having left Firearms with the late Win. Davidson, are requested to apply for the same within one month from tin's date, to John Smith, of Manners Street, Blacksmith, Executor of the said W. Davidson, who will meet all claims against him ; and all persons owing any money to the said W. Davidson aie requested to pay the sumo to the said John Smith, within one month. Dated this l!Jth day of May, 18G5. NOTICE. /^iWING to tho late Dissolution of Partnership of the firm of JMoKenzie & Muiu, it is ne oessary that all long outstanding accounts due to this office, be paid to tho undersigned on or before the 30th day of June, 1805, after which date those still unsettled nro required to bo placed in the hands of a solicitor for collection. Parties whose accounts are now long past due are therefore respectfully requested toscttle them before the date in question, and with the object of facilitating this, a collector will visit the Hutt, and Wairarapa distiicts during the ensuing tw months. THOMAS McKENZIE, Proprietor of tho • Wellington Independent. LADIES SEMINARY. MISS TRQTMAN begs to announce that the alterations in her Houso and School-room being now complete, she will reopen it on Monday, July the 17th, as a select school only. The num. bera will also bo limited to fifteen day and six boarding pupils. The houso is very healthily situated, and the schoolroom lofty, well warmed and ventilated, and liberally supplied with books, maps and every other requisite. Miss 'lrotman'fl abilities as a teacher in every branch of English are well known, and have been fully appreciated in this Province during the past three years. Dancing will be taught, and masters are engaged to touch Music, Singing and drawing. As tho numbers will bo limited, a month's notice will be required jprevious to the removal of a pupil 1 ... . '.... , Mawkeßtone;Bt j|efc, Thorndon Flat, " r