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Wellington Independent, Volume II, Issue 66, 30 May 1846, Page 2

B 2S. 3 : 2i? .& Sir* IT E.& &-A Jii© © SJ 0 WHITSUN HOLIDAYS. <S ©S3<SSE 5& ® A Sff J® 23 &S> &, ON TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 2. X DAVIS betrs to announce that, af the request of several Friends, the above Saloon will be thrown open on that evening, on which occasion a Concert and Bill will take place, being the first entertalament of the kind introduced in the Colony. In the ourse of the evening the following SONGS AND DUETS By the-Ladles and Gentlemen of the Establishment/who have kindly "offered "their services. first part: The Buccmeer, Mr. J. Minifie. The Dashing White- Sergeant, Miss Clifton. Ri-Fam Ti-Fum, Mr. Watson. Pretty Star of the Night, Mrs. Amor. Bartholomew Fur, Mr. Hudson. The Angels Whisper, Mr. Sinclair. The Pilgrim of Love, Miss Colman. Vhen I beheld, (Comic) Mr.T. Minifie. Chorus—Come to the Old Oak Tree. Between the Ist and 2nd Part, Dancing will be ' resumed. second part: Irish Historian, Mr. Marriott. After many Roving Years, Mrs. Amor. The Sun its Bright Rays, Mr. J. Minifie. Song, favorite, Miss Clifton. When Time hath Bereft Thee, Mr. Sinclair. Maid of my Soul, Miss Colman. The Literary Dustman, Mr. Brown. Cruiskeen Lawn, Mr. Marriott. Scotch Duet, (Comic) Miss Webb and Mr. Sutherland, Finale—Stay Prithee Stay, by the Company. 'BALI'TO COMMENCE AT EIGHT O'CLOCK, Tickets, ss. each, to admit a Lady and Gentleman j Refreshments (deluded. Tickets to be had at Barrett's Hotel; Mr. Roe's Fancy Depository; tha Wellington Tavern ; Mr. J. Minifies; Mr. A. Heese; and at the Saloon. BY DEED bearing date the 2nd May, 1846, expressed to be made between Kenneth Mathieson, of Kai Warra Warra, in Port Nichol. son, in the Colony of New Zealand, Ship Builder, of the Ist part; Kenneth Bethune, and Donald Gollan, of the 2nd part; John Salmon, of the 3rd part; Robert Hart, of the 4th patt ; and The several other persons whose Names and Seals are thereunto subscribed and set, being severally Creditors or Attornies of Creditors of the said Kenneth Mathieson of the sth part (which Deed is duly executed by the said Kenneth Mathieson, Kenneth Betho-nr, Donald Gollan, John SalMon, and Robert Hart, and left for Registration), the said Runneth Mathieson conveyed and assured certain freehold properties in the District of Wanganui, in the said Colony, and in the Town of Petre in the said District, aud - at Kai Warra Warra aforesaid, in the said Deed particularly described, unto the said Kenneth Beehune and Donald Gollan, their Heirs and Assigns, upon trusts (after payment of two several Debts therein mentioned or referred to) for the beneit of all other the Creditors of the said Kenneth Mathteson, subject to the covenants and provisoes therein contained. All persons claiming to be Creditors of the said Kenneth Mathieson, and desirous to avail themselves of the benefit of - the said Deed, are requested to send in the particulars of their respective claims to the undersigned. ROBERT HART, Solicitor of the said Trustees. Wellington, May 25, 1846. EX "CECILIA," "ALFRED," AND LATE ARRIVALS. MADEIRA, Sherry, and Marsala in octaves, quarter casks, and hhds. Gin in wood, Port and Sherry in bottle, best brand % Manilla and Mauritius Sugars, Patna Rice, Cigars, Sydney Soap, Starch, East Coast Pork and Lard, Onions, New South Wales Hay, A few Solar Lamps and Night Solar Lamps, Glasses, Shades, &c. TO CLOSE CONSIGNMENTS. ROBERT WAITT, Wellington, May 19,1846. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Trustees of the Wellington Savings Bank are now prepared to purchase Government Debentures. Sealed Tenders, stating the lowest terms, to be addressed to the Superintending Committee, at the Union Bank of Australia. By order of the Trustees, A. M'DONALD. Wellington, May 19, 1846. g®@ nm&w.@w wmM&&m. ©&fffi&----30 HEIFERS arrived per Comet and Ariel, 1845, 51 Heifers «« y. David Malcolm, 15 Nov. 1845, 10 Cows " •$■ Kestrel, Ist April, 1846, 33 Heifers " Comet, 9th April, 1846, 46 Cows and "1 „ ... At , ,„ .„,„ 2>2 Heifers j * CeclllB ' 9th Ma y» 1846 « The Stock which arrived by the first five vessels are depa-turing at Wairarapa, nnd well act limatised, and the lives of all Sock lately arrived will be insured for Sixty Days from date of landing. Any party purchasing tbs whole Stock, or a number of them, will bi allowed to run them on their present station at Wairarapa if required Those by the Cecilia would also be allowed to graze at the same stationApproved Bills will be taken. JAMES DUN. Wellington, May 26, 1846.