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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 7, Issue 336, 26 March 1863, Page 3

PUBLIC NO TICE ! ! Hall. MR:; HOWSON respectfully to inform -the* iriliaoitants-pf Wahgdimi, tliat lie intends taking his BENEFIT on Monday next; March 30th, on- which occasion he trusts he will meet with a share of the ; pa-tronage-"that’ it has been his constant Study to hiei*ik . ' : The Bill of Fare lias been selected with the greatest care, : so as to ensure to those who favour him with a call a GOOD NIGHT? S ENTERTAINMENT. The performance will commence with Buckstone’s Scream ing Farce entitled, : ; A KISS IN- THE DARK. A first-class Interlude of Singing, Music, > Solos, etc. ■ To conclude with the new Farce of the FEARFUL TRAGEDY IN THE SEVEN • • . .. . . DIALS. For further particular’s see future bills. Front Seats'3s ;• Back do 2s, Tickets to be had at Howe’s‘Commercial Hotel. March i 6, 1863. Notice. A LL Parties indebted- to Messrs. Lever and-Co. are requested to pay the amount of their debt to the undersigned, who alone are authorised to receive the same. - TAYLOR, WATT, & Co. or . . W. T. OWEN- . March 26, 1863. fcutlery. To arrive per “ Storm Bird,” ex “ Earl . of Windsor.” A ; Large, assortment of Table and Pocket Cutlery Japanned. Tea Trays American Cane-seated Chairs Rocking Chairs, and other Goods. T Scrivener 5 Junr s Yictoria Avenue, • March 26, 1863. WEDNESDA Y, 15th April, 1863. PUBLIC SALE ; PUR E BRED* HER OO Rams and Ewes. MESSRS/ BETHUNE & HUNTER lit;. have received instructions from Henry St. Hill, .Esq., to sell by public Auction, at their Stock Yard Mannersstreet, on Wednesday, the 15tli April at '■ 2 Pure Bred’Merino RAMS, six tooth

Tins valuable draft of sheep are all the progeny of Three Pure Bred Ewes, No. 79, and two others, imported by- Robert Beauchamp, Esq, who purchased them, l’egardless of expence, from Carl August Gadegast, Oscbntz,.Saxony, on the 11th June, 1853. ■ ' The six and eight tooth Ewes, and six tooth Rams were got : by Rata No. imported by Robert Beauchamp, bred by Carl August Gadegast; 'The two and four tooth Ewes, and two tooth Rams were got by ram No. 114, imported from Mecklenburgh by Archdeacon Hadfield, for the Otaki Institution ex “ Constance,” from London. The Ewe and Rain Lambs were got by Ram No.' 109, bred by J F. Hoffscblaeger, Mecklenburgh, imported in the “ Hermine,” by Messrs. Krull & Co. The Rams have never been used. The Ewes are all in Lamb by Rani No. IQ9, imported by Krull & Co. Ewe No. 79 cost £56, Ram No. 129 cost £IOO. | Rain No. 114 was purchased in Prussia. ! ' Do. No. 109 cost £BB. I The Sheep to be offered for sale are all in : excellent order and condition, have never been diseased, and are thoroughly acclimatised. In proof of the excellence of their constitution it may be mentioned that Ewe No. 79 had a full mouth when she was’purcliased on the 12tli June, 1855 but is alive and well, and has reared twin Lambs nearly every year. . Catalogues may be procured and any other information obtained by applying at the office of the Auctionee rs. Exchauge Buildings, . Wellington, lGtli March, 1863. r iV ew Zealand S. J\ r . Company. Tjov Wellington. I>HE Steamer STORM BIRD, Captain Mumlle, will be despatched for the above Port on or about the 26th instant. For Freight or Passage apply to ; ' POWELL, SON, & Co. Agents N.Z.S.N. Co., March 12, 1863.