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New Zealand Mail, Issue 232, 19 February 1876, Page 1

THURSDAY, 2nd MARCH, 1876. PUBLIC SALE. VALUABLE IMPORTED STOCK. ESSRS. BETHUNE & HUNTER will sell by public auction at their saleyards, Mannersstreet, on Thursday, 2nd March, at 2 o'clock Ex Pleiades, from London; Cardinal, a pure-bred shorthorned Bull, roan, calved 22nd November, 1873; sire, Penrhyn (25,421) ; dam, Charming (24,870). Gallant Prince, a pure-bred shorthorned Bull, rich roan, calved 10th July, 1873 ; sire, Prince Gwynne (20,547), dam, Princess Royal (19,879). These fine animals were shipped to New Zealand by Messrs. Sturgeon and Sons, Gray's Hall Essex, and landed in Wellington 14th January, 1876. > - Ex- Pleiades, from London. Six (6) first-class Lincoln Rams, selected from the flocks of: ' St. P. Robinson, Hertlofe, Alford J. J. Clark, Welton le-Wold, Louth S. Kemp, Thurlby Grange, Alford. And are equal to any Rams ever imported into New Zealand. Ex Pleiades, from London. Thirteen (13) pure-bred Leicester Rams, bred by . John Borton, Esq., Manor House Barton-le-street, Malton. These Rams have all pedigrees, and are of the purest blood which could be procured in Yorkshire. Ex Commissary from London. Six (6) pure : bred merino Rams of the celebrated. King George the Third breed, descended from Negrettis presented to that monarch by the , King of Spain.' The strain has ever since been carefully cultivated and improved by. Messrs'. Sturgeon,'and it is generally admitted that their type of Merino Rams is the finest that can be produced, combining length and fineness of wool with; weight of earcase, strength of constitution, and every other good quality. The stock can be inspected at any time by applying at the office of the auctioneers, where pedigrees may be examined, catalogues procured, and any other information obtained. Wellington, February 2,1876. SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION ' . . . • OF.' J. G. ROCKELL'S, ESQ., PURE-BRED LINCOLN SHEEP. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 24th, 1876. (ORBES, HARRIS & CO. will sell at the Club Hotel Yards, Masterton, on Thursday, February 24th, 1876. - • :18 jam lambs - - - r 22 ewe lambs 40 breeding ewes, 2-tooth upward ' 10 rams, 2-tooth upward Each sheep numbered. Luncheon at the Club Hotel at 12 o'clock sharp, in Mr. Bannister's well-known style. Sale at 1 o'clock punctually. Terms at sale. - - sale by auction :■ at- '." MASTERTON, ON 4th MARCH, 1876 ORBES, HARRIS & CO. have received instruc- • tions from the Wellington and Wairarapa Carrying Company to sell by auction at the Club Hotel Yards, Masterton, on Saturday, 4th March, 1876—if not previously disposed of—their surplus stock of Waggon and Brake Horses, Bullocks, Drays, &c, as follows: — . 30 waggon and brake horses 30 bullocks, bows, yokes, and chains 3 waggons 1 brake, new 1 timber waggon 3 bullock drays •■;, The above stock is all in first-class working order. Horses especially adapted for farm and station work. Terms—Under £SO, cash ; over that sum, approved bills at three months, with interest. H'EAPSIDB FURNITURE WAREHOUSE, Manners-street, Wellington. FURNITURE MADE AND REPAIRED. New and Second' Hand Furniture Bought Sold or Exchanged. ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF UPHOLSTERY DONE With Despatch. SIDNEY SOFFE Proprietor PLANTING SEASON. R DONALD has for sale a select lot of CONIFERA • numbering over 40 varieties of ornamental and forest trees ; comprising a fine lot of Cupressus Macrocarpa (true), 16 or more varieties of Pines, also Abies, Wellingtonias, Junipers, &c., and a choice lot of Hollies, green and varigated, Gums, Poplars, Fruit Trees, Boxwood (tree and edging), Flowering Shrubs ; Hyacinths, Tulips, and a variety of Spring flowering Bulbs, Flower Seeds, &c. The plants are all in a fine healthy conditton, and it will be conducive to success in transplanting their being raised and grown in an elevated district. Inspection invited. Orders left with H. F. LOGAN, Lanibton Quay, will be attended to. Karori, 1875. N WILTON begs to inform the public that he has . from eight to ten choice kinds of CONIFER JE> for sale cheap, mostly his own growth. Fruit trees of the best kinds Quicks, one year, 10s per 1000; two vears, £1 per 1000 Asparagus roots, two years, 6s per 100 Rhubarb roots, one year, 4s per dc*en Trollope's Victoria strawberry plants, very strong and true to name, 4s per-SOO General nursery stock New pelargoniums New fucMas Roses and camellias And other choice, Jjftt plants, &c. •New stock of, garden Seeds just arrived and to arrive short} N. WILTON, Nurseryman and Seedsman. Lambton Qxxay, Wellington,