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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume III, Issue 172, 24 March 1847, Page 2

SALE OF SHEEP.

MESSRS. BETHUNE & HUNTER'S Sale of EWES and LAMBS, as advertised, will take place on Thursday next at the Stockyard—previous to Messrs. James Smith & Co s Sale of Stock. Wellington, 22d March, 1847.

FOR SALE.

2 RAMS, 300 Ewes, and 100 Lambs, at present depasturing on the run of F. R. E. Skipwith, Esq., Watt's Peninsula. They are all in good and healthy condition, and the Ewes have been on the run a twelvemonth, nearly all are in lamb, and about 130 of the same are maiden Ewes. The fleece is very fine. The lambs 3 to 6 months old. As the sheep have to be removed by 25th inst., if not previously disposed of by private contract, will, be sold by public auction on that day. Apply to.Bethvne & Hunter, or Morgan Evans. The above can be seen on the run on application to Mr. Bell, Overseer. Wellington, March 16, 1847.

EXTENSIVE SALE OF CATTLE,

AND HORSES,

Ex " GARLAND GROVE."

MESSRS.

JAMES SMITH & CO.

Have received instructions to Sell, Positively without Reserve, On THURSDAY next, The 25th Iwst.,

At Messrs. BETHUNE & HUNTER'S Stock-Yard, THE ENTIRE CARGO OF STOCK Ex " GARLAND GROVE,"

Consisting of—

325 Fine-woolled half-bred Maiden Meriko EWES, warranted never to have been diseased 185 Superior four-year-old WETHERS, fit for the Butcher, (average weight 60 lbs. each.) 60 Four-year-old BULLOCKS, in fine order 15 Four-year-old COWS, in -Calf 45 Two-year old HEIFERS, in Calf

The whole of the above Stock has been selected, with great care and judgment, from one of the best herds in New South W r ales ; is of a very superior breed, and. has been landed in fine condition. Also, (If not previously sold),

6 Very Superior four-year-old SADDLE HORSES, well broken-in. Sale to commence precisely at Eleven o'clock. Wellington, March 20, 1847.

GOVERNMENT NOTICES.

PROCLAMATION,

By his 'Excellency George G-rey, Esquire, Lieutenant-Governor and Com-mander-in-Chief, in and over her Majesty's Colony <of New Zealand, and its Dependencies, and Vice Admiral of the same, &c, &c. WHEREAS an Ordinance was enacted by the Lieutjenant-Governor of New Zealand, with the advice and consent of the Legislative Council thereof, Session 7, No. 16, -intituled "An Ordinance to provide for the establishment of Resident Magistrates Courts, and to make special provision for the administration of Justice in certain cases ." And Whereas an Ordinance was in like manner enacted, Session 7, No. 15, intituled x< An Ordinance to repeal the Police Magistrates Ordinance," and the "Native Exemption Ordi-

nance :"

-And whereas it was provided by the said rec ited Ordinances, that they should respectively -come into operation throughout the Colony on the Ist day of May, 1847, or on such earlier day, and either throughout the Colony, or -within any District or Districts thereof as his Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor should by Proclamation direct and appoint : Now, -L the Lieutenant-Governor, pursu.ant to the authority in me vested, do hereby ' .direct and appoint that the said recited Ordinances shall this day wholly come into operation within that part of the Cojony of New Zealand . -comprised within the boundaries hereafter described, (that is to say,) commencing twenty miles to the north of Wanganui (Petre,) on the south-west coast, thence by a line to Kidnapper's Point, on the east coast, including all that part of the Island of j New Ulster BOUth «©f the line here described to Cook's Strait Given under my hand and issued under the public seal of the Colony at Wei- \ lington, this eighteenth day of March, in the year of Our Lord one thousand eight hundred and forty-seven. G. Grey, Lieutenant-Governor and Commander-in-Chief. By his Excellency's command, M. Richmond, , Superintendent.