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Wellington Independent, Volume XXII, Issue 2591, 31 October 1867, Page 1

Auctions. WEDNESDAY, 30th OCTO.BEK, ISG7. ■ SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. MR J. 11. WALLACE is instructed by lh . W. iMiinimore, to sell by public ancl.ioi - id, Ualbcrtou Cottage, Willis street, on Wedne.-^a; October 30, 1807, at 2 o'clock, pm, precisely, A choice lot- of new FURNITURE, consisting of— Sofa, pier and swing gl;:s.-0.- - , tables, chairs, carpet.-, rugs, bod* atvl bedding, and various culinary utensil.-*. Also, to bo let, the above beautiful cottage, containing eight rooms, pleasantly situated, » and commanding a jiue. view of tho harbor. ' , Terms at ?a!e. Wellington, October 25, 28fi7EXTENSIVE PUBLIC SALE UPON ])i<;fj-:tik]:d payments of valuable agricultural land. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. To Email farmers, cajnliili.;!^, and flic public generally, especially to those who want to Require a valuable freehold within 25 miles of the- city of Wellington. I MR J. 11. WALLA OK will sell by public auction (at an upset price of which due ■ notice will bo given) at (be Land Atari, Reclaimed Land, Wellington, al, 12 o'el'.-k noon, MONDAY, UKCIIMHKII 30, 1807, 4,01:0 ACRES in I.lim Munguroa. Valley, in blocks of 100 acre.-' each, more or less, marked out on the ground and numbered on the plan, comprising avarteiy of valuable timbered and fertile swamp • — sections suited for gentlemen's residences, s'J.w mills 1 , market gardens, nurseries, dairy or sheep farina, breeding slati-uin, or for any description of cultivation i'ur which the ~oil and climate of (bis delightful Valley are admirably adapted. The newly ma do road to tho Mungaroa- and Whitman's Valley enters I lie district at the Upper Hull, commencing at the Highland Home (John Willing), and crofcse* the Mung.iroa- river where a township id being laid off. 'i be m, in will, be ready lor inspection in the early part, ci -November, when further particulars as lo tel'm.s and upset priefl will be published, aval will bo to bo s-en nt- the OiHce of Mi-ssrs Jz.ird & Picirazv !?, bjirri:-I(.')VKii -l:r.v, VVcllingtoi), end at the olliee of the tin -linned 1 . Land ami Kstiite A »em:/ Oiiioi', September 21, 18(>7TUESDAY, sih NCH'EMBEii. UNRESERVED SALE OF SADDLERY, &e. STOCK O F M R J. MKAII S, Who is retiring from business. MR a. 11. VENXIiLL haa rec.'ived instructions from Mr J. lUoir.s, to .soil by public auction, at his stores, Cu>lom iloiiie street, on Tuesday next, the sth November, Tho whole of his Sfcock-in-Tradc of Saddlery and Harness, Consisting of — • Saddlers' ironmongery and furnitura in great variely Colonial made spring and cart harness Leading plough harness, puck saddles Ladies' and penis' saddles Spurs, bridles, girths, and whips And the usual assortment of a Saddler's establishment Full particulars in catalogues. Sale at 2 o'cloek. October 29, 1867. TUESDAY, 19tk NOVEMBER, 1867IMPORTANT SALE OF LAND AT WADESTOWN. PUBLIC AUCTION. TjIDWARD OWEN has received instructions Sli from the Proprietor to sell at Owen, Smart and Co's stores, on the above day, Tho following very Valuable Property, viz — That section of LAND belonging to and in the occupation of Mr James Hooper, of Wadcstown. It consists of thirty-five acres, all laid down in English grass, and adjoins those delightful properties belonging to VV. B. Khodes, Esq., and Mrs Ivnowles. The land is subdivided into five paddocks, one of which is well stocked with fruit trees, and the whole of them are surrounded by livo fences. There is a good substantial four-roomed House on the premises ; also, Stock Yard, Garden, and overy convenience. For further particulars apply to the Auctioneer, or to tho proprietor. Sale at 2 o'clock. Terms liberal. ■Wellington, October 2i, 1867. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABE STOCK. IyTESSRS ALLAN & LOW havo been re- ! quested by David Peat, Esq., of Kai Iwi and Southerngrovc, to disposo by auction of a portion i of his valuable stock, &c — day of sale and particulars to bo afterwards fixed. Wangariui, 17th Septomber, 1867. THURSDAY, 31st OCTOBER, 1867. PUBLIC SALE OF HORSES. MESSES BETHUNE & HUNTER will sell by public auction, at Iheir Stock -yard, Manners street, on Thursday, 31st October, 1867, at 2 o'clock, > A draft of 26 head of useful mares, fillies, horses, and colts ; most of them hare been handled, and several oro broken into saddle. Exchange Buildings, 24th October, IW7.