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Wellington Independent, Volume I, Issue 41, 10 December 1845, Page 2

THIS DAY. TV/I R. WAITT'S Public Sale of Merchandize . J.VJL for this day, comprises— Cavendish and Negrohead Tobacco, in Bond and •Duty paid. One case Cigars, Duty paid, Soap, Flour, Hran, ' Souchong Tta, ■ Coffee, Candles, New South Wales Cheese, Muni.la Sugar, Salt, An Invoice of Cutlery and Clothing,'without ( Reserve, A quantity of East Coast Produce, And other Merchandize. Also, That well-known long established premises, situated in Murphy Street, and presently occupied by Mr. J. Stacey as a General Store. Sale to commence-at one o'clock, TERMS AT SALE. Wellington. Dec. 10, 1545. MESSRS. BETHUNE AND HUNTER are instructed tosell by Public Auction, at the Exchange, on TUESDAY, the 16th December, at one o'clock, 40 acres of that very desirable and beautifully situated section, N0.'168, va.ley of the Hutt. This land is but ligh ly timbered, has frontage on the River, and lies a very short distance from the road, and the soil is equal to any in the district. To be Sold in Five Acre Lots, or otherwise. Possession may he had immediately. A Plan of tlie ground to be seen at the Exchange. Exchange, Wellington, December 9. 1845. , . . i 3PWJSJLS-3 ©W i2SSIS?a MESSRS. BETHUNE AND HUNTER will sell by Auction, at the Stock Yard, Te Aro, on FRIDAY, the 19th December current, at one o'clock, IN LOTS TO SUIT , PURCHASERS, 300 Ewes, 150 Ewes with Lambs by their side, 10 Rams, 300 Weaned Limbs. This superior lot of Sheep has been already described in Advertisement for Sale by Private Contract; and for parties desirous of forming moderate stations, a similar opportunity is seldom to be met wiih. Also,—A few head of Cattle. Exchange, Wellington, December 9. 1845. MMMW, ©W &vJmm,A\&%£, 9 WELLINGTON BRANCH, New Zealand. Notice is hereby given, that on and after the 20th day of December, 1845, al] DEPOSITS AND CURRENT ACCOUNTS will be chargeable with C O M MISS I O N, agreeably t> the Rules and Regulations of this Establishment. Application to be made at the Bank. A. M'DONALD, Manager. Wellington, December 9, 1845. ANNIVERSARY OF THE MANNERS STREET. ON SUNDAY, the 21st instant, SERMONS will be preached and Collections made in aid of the funds of the above Chape!. That in the Morning, at 11 o.clock, by the-Rev. S-Tlronside, ] and that in the Evening by Mr. J. Woodward, Congregational Minister. A TEA MEETING, for the .Friends of the Chapel, will be held on Christmas Eve, December 24, at five p.m December 8, 1845. THE ] T E Al i° PA > Wi!l be °P ened for divine Service .1. on Sunday next, the 14th December. Naive Service will commence at 9 a.m., and an English Sermon will be preached in the same place by the Rev. J. Watkiks, at 3 p ¥ . Collections towards defraying the essences of erection will be made after each service. _ There will be a Tea Meeting for the Natives in the above place, on Monday the 15th, at 5 p M ' December 8, 1845. F? U ?°t' Z kS o Urday ,ast ' a sum of m °«ey. -1- Apply to Mr. Geo. Crawford, at Mr. Loxley's. Farish-street, Dec. 9, 1845. T H V-J E 7 HRE N ° f the New' Zealand H Pacific Lod S e of Ancient Freemasons, meet to cc'ebrate ST. JOHN'S DAY. at their Hall, on MONDAY, December 29, 1845, at fou o clock, p.m. Banquet at 6 o'clock. , Tickets 10i. 6d., to be had at Barrett's Hotel,or ot the Uraeers ot the Lodge. By command of the W. M. , t. , . , J - H. W., Secretary. Dpcsmber 9 1845. y TO SHIIPERS AND PASSENGERS. rpHE 'DAVID MALCOLM,' T- CH Ptain Cabel, GOU tons, London via Auckland, will receive Goods until the 24th i b t F*>&oZ&ig3sa, and will sail froni this Port on the 25.h. For Passage or Freight, apply .to Captain Salmon, or T , r ... Charles Sharp. Wellington, December 9, 1845.