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Wellington Independent, Volume XXVI, Issue 3157, 25 March 1871, Page 3

THIS DAY, SATUBDAY, 25th MARCH. f^i EORGE THOMAB will hold hie usual \JC weekly eale this day (Saturday), the I 25th March, at hia Rooms, at 1 o'clock, — Tea, candles, soap, currants Ruisins, oatmeal, rice, flour 2 trunks ladies' and gent's bootß and } shoes 10 doz port wine (Bruno Silvn's) 2 octaves sherry wine (Cousens) 4 rases stout — no reserve. Lot crockery, &c, and Lot furniture — Couch, chests drawers, chairs, 100 tables, stretchers, cneffoniers, &c. Terms at sale. TUESDAY, 4th APRIL, 1871. , f^i EORGE THOMAS has been instructed , vJT to sell by public auction, at his rooms, Lambton Quay, on Tuesday, 4th April, at 2 o'clock p.m., All that piece or parcel of Land, containing 100 acres or thereabouts, being section numbered 12 on the plan of the Horokiwi Valley district. For further particular?, apply to the auctioneer, or Messrs Brandon and Quick, Wellington. Terms at sale. ' MONDAY, 27th MARCH, 1871. PUBLIC SALE. MESSRS BETHUNE & HUNTER will sell by public auction at the Exchange, on Monday, the 27th March, at 2 o'clock, The curgo of the brig Prairie, from Hobart Town, consisting of 100,000 best quality shingles 6000 do palings, six feet 10,000 do five feet 3000 do staves 1200 do posts and rails 1000 feet plank Exchange Buildings, 21st March, 1871. TUESDAY, 28th MARCH, 1871. PUBLIC SALE op MARES and HORSES. MESSES BETHUNE & HUNTER will sell by public auction, at their Stock Yard, Manners street, on Tuesday, the 28th March, at- 2 o'clock. Ex Prairie, from Hobart Town, 12 very superior heavy draught mares, broken into harness, the greater number in foal by valuable horses. 4> handsome draught geldings, broken to harness. 1 splendid entire colt, two years old, one of the finest animals ever imported into this colony. 1 pair of very handsome Roan Ponies, broken to saddle and harness, and accustomed to be driven together. Catalogues containing pedigrees and full particulars will bo issued, and the stock placed on show at the yards, three hours previous to the commencement of the sale. Exchange Building, 21st March, 1871. THURSDAY, 30th MARCH, 1871. Umider the provisions of the Conveyancing Ordinance Amendment Act, 1860, By order of A. S. Allan, Esq., Registrar of the Supreme Court. MESSRS BETHUNE & HUNTER will sell by public auction, on Thursday, the 30th day of March, 1871, at the Exchaugc — All that piece of land, containing \ of an acre or thereabouts, situate in and being part of the section No. 200 on the plan of the said town of Wellington, bounded on the north side by Manners stveet two hundred and nine links, on the enst sideby section No. 202 sixty- two feet inches, on the south and west sides by land other part of the said section No. 200 one hundred and twelve and one hundred and forty-one feet respectively, and the hotel, messuages, or tenement, called the " Ship Hotel." For particulars of title and terms of sale, enquire of the auctioneers, Messrs Levin & Co., or Messrs Brandon & Quick. Wellington, 15th March, 1871. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. •ft/rESSRS W. B. RHODES & CO. (hs JJ_L Mortgagees) have instructed Mr J. H. Wallace to sell by public auction, at an early date, of which due notice will be given — All that Sheep Run in the Ohariu district, comprising about 1575 acres, leasehold from natives, now in the occupation of Messrs J. & T. Barnes ; together with the Stock, comprising about 1,200 sheep, 15 head horses and cattle, carta, plough and harrow, chuff cutter, &c Also, 400 acres freehold, adjoining the leasehold property. For further particulars, apply to Mesarß W. B. Rhodes & Co., or to the Auctioneer. Wellington, March 18. ' WEDNESDAY, 29th MARCH. Valuable Improved Freehold Property in the Rangitikei. District, eighteen miles from Wanganui, on the main line of road o Wellington. To Capitalists, Investor*, Practical Farmers, Graziers, and others. MR A. BEAUCHAMP has received instructions from Mr Jamee Nicholson, who has removed to Wanganui, to submit to public competition, at his rooms, Victoria Avenue, on Wednesday, 29th March, 1871, at 2 o'clock, that admirably-situated and very choice freehold property, THE ASHSTEAD FARM, comprising 750 acreß of splendid agriculture and pastoral land, with substantial eightroomed House, and men's three-roomed cottage, with all necessary outbuildings. Stock-yard, Sheep-yard, and Wool-shed. Three acres of orchard trees, in full bearing, and of true sorts. The whole of the acreage is Becurely enclosed with excellent live fences, and subdivided into eight paddocks. Several streams intersect the property, uffording ample accommodation for sheep-washing requirements, and plenty of water-power for mill pnrposes. Three hundred acres have, been put under the plough, and sown with English grasses. Seventy acres have been turned and laid down as permanent pasture ; the remaining portion of the land is partially grassed, and yields good rough feed in its present state. Fifty acres of bush land ufford an abundant supply of firewood and timber, suitable for ' fencing and building purposes. I | This very desirable property was one of the earliest selections in the Rangitikei district, and from its excellent position on the main line of road to Wellington, nearly equi-distant between the postal and telegraph towns of , Turakina and Marton, only five miles from j either, has advantages which few other blocks , , of land possese. In its present state it is I capable of depasturing 4.00 bead of oattle, but r with some further burning off, its carrying capacity could bo considerably increased. # For further particulars, and cards to view, apply to the auctioneer. Terms liberal. February 16, 1871.