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Wellington Independent, Volume XIX, Issue 2096, 27 August 1864, Page 2

THE OTAGO FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY. TRUSTEES : E. B. Cargill Thomas Dick DIRECTOR 9: John Carqill J. B. Mudik Alfred Cleve H. Houohtoh Thomas Dick Ed. M'Glashan Wm. Hepbubn Alex. M'Kinnon auditors : C. H. Street A. W. Morris bankers : The Bank of Otago (Limited). solicitor : James Smith Tins Company is prepared to take Fire and Marine Risks at Current Hates. Forms of proposal, and all necessary information, can be obtained at the Company's OfficOß, Lnmbt«m Quay, Wellington. E. W. MILLS, Agont. Wellington, Aug. 24, 1864. THE undersigned have on hand every description of SAWN TIMBER, SHTNGLKS, POSTS, RAILS, and PAILINGS; Orders punctually atteuded to J. & R. M. CLELAND. Timber Agents, Thorndon Stores, August 19, 1864. TO LET, the premises lately occupied by Krull is Co., at Plimmer's Wharf, suitable for a large wholesale busiuess and the nearest store to the Custom-house aud Queen's Wharf. Likewise, a Retail Store opposite the Bank of New Zealand. Enquire of JOHN PLIMMER, Plimmer's Wharf. J«ly 29, 1884. O N S A L E. TO ARRIVE PER ATLAS FROM LONDON. ____ "I f\f\ DRUMS KEROSENE OIL JIXJxJ 8 cases superior port wine i 18 oilmen's stores 30 casks anti-corrosive paint ) 3 hhds holloware 2 cases iron bedsteads 4 bundles spades and forks J case lawn mowers, turfing ironfl, edging shears, h«es, rakes, and holloware 2 hhds. patent plumbago cruoibles 2 superior chaise carts 1 cask superior dinner services 1 case cane bottom chairs 1 „ wood Windsor chairs 2 „ containing 1 drawing room suite and walnut table 4 circular office washstands 4 cwt curled horse hair, &o 8 cases saddlery % „ lawyers' stationery 1 trunk ladies' boots, drapery, and clothing 4 eases meu's clothing, packed in chests of drawers 1 „ boys' white shirts 8 „ mohairs, French detains, merinos, p lints, robes, silk mantles, lawns &c. 2 „ sewed muslin goods, and ladies' and girls' anderelothiug 1 „ muslins, cambric handkerchiefs, tarlatans, &c. OWEN BROSWellington, 19th August, 1^64. new goods! new goods ! 1 continue to arrive at warmoll's first-class clothing establishment. JWARMOLL tenders his sincere thanks to • his friends and tbe public generally for their patronage in appreciation of his endeavors to supply them with first-class articles aud all the latest norelties in Gentlemen's, Youths' and Boys' Wearing Apparel at most REASONABLE PRICES. [ THERE IS NO PLACE LIKE ] I • WARMOLL'S ■ -® 1 E^ TO BUY GOOD CLOTHING. J§J J. WARMOLL WILL CONTINUE HIS OLD STYLE OF ONE PRICE AND NO REDUCTION. All the articles combine strength, durability, superior style of cut aud choicest patterns of materials that are %& i 3OLD AT WARMOLL'S. J J|s For a choice selection of Fancy Scarfs, Ties, Collars, Gloves, Belta, Braces, Handkerchiefs (hemmed), Purses, Combs and Brushes, Perfumery, and Toilet requisites, ALWAYS GO TO WARMOLL'S. | | HATS AND CAPS.} If you want to cho ase from A FIRST-BATE BTOCK [VISIT WARMOLL'S 1 i I GENTLEMEN'S) \ HOSIERY j THE BBBT SUPPLY IN TOWN | AT WARMOLL'S. J | SHIRTS,] White, Crimean, Regatta, and Scotch Twill DEFIES COMPETITION JaT WARMOLL'S I {working men, l For Strong Clothing | TRY WAR MOLL'S. I ( COUNTRY \ \ CUSTOMERS j Will find all the articles suitable for their particular requirements by calling ou |j. WARMOLL,- I IMPORTER OP FIRST'CLASS CLOTHING AND ALL ARTICLES *OR OTJTHTTINa. THE TRADE SUPPLIED WELL. NOTICE. THE WAI-NUI-O-MATA BOARD OF WARDENS give notice that the Annual Meeting of Bate-Payera for the Wai-nai-o-mata road District, will be held in the School-reom, Wai-nui.o-mata Valley on Thursday, the Ist of September n«xt, at 12 o'clock (noon.) JOHN GRACE, Chairman. Wai-nui-o-mata Vallay, lfltU July 1861.