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Wellington Independent, Volume II, Issue 80, 18 July 1846, Page 1

©m g„,__i " __j JS3SS _ JS3__,» JJ HHDS. BRANDY, Hennessy's brand, ~* 2 pipes Liubt Part, 15 chests Congou Tea, ex " Sarah," 1 bale 12-4 Blmkets, 2 bales blue and white Striped Shirts, 1 bale Moleskin Trowsers and Jackets, 2 tons Hoop Iron. JOHN JOHNSTON, Lambton Quay. June 26.1846. - m-m "_;_;___;_._," FROM SYDNEY. BRANDY in hogsheads, and cases of 1, 2, and 3 dozen, Sherry Wine in rases, Claret in one dozen cases, Liqueurs, Mould Candles, Cigars, Soap, Tea in chests and half chests, Negrohead Tobacco, of superior quality, About 50 tons of Coals, which will be sold from the vessel. W. M. BANNATYNE & CO. June 19, 1846. ON SALE, BY THE UNDERSIGNED, - II "_;_,__■]_ mBRWAEaf* lg@a WINDOW GLASS, 24x18, 20x16, 18x14, 16x14, 14x12, 10x8, 1 case Cros* Cut Saws, Coal Tar and Pitch, Boiled and Raw Linsped Oil, in 5 gallon cans, Block Tea, Refined Sugar, Paints, Colors, Wine and Beer Corks, &c. &c. &c BETHUNE 1 & HUNTER." Exchange. Wellington, Ist July, 1846 OIL, WHALEBONE, WOOL, AND OTHER @@_@„*s„,_ i?m©S)^'©iia THE UNDERSIGNED is a Cash Purchaser of Oil, Whalebone, and other Colonial Produce. He is also authorized to make liberal advances on the same, -shipped to his correspondents either in Sydney, Hobart Town, or London. ROBERT WAITT. Wellington, April 28, 1846. 3F S, © W IS o IN 10f). 150, and 200 lb bags, suitable for Families. On Sale by JAMES SMITH & CO. June 29. 1846. 3F_,@WES S_i©WmS2 IF3a®WSSgS ON SALE, at M. ASHER'S Stores, Lambton Quay, a few tons capital Seconds Flour, suitable for families, at 12s. per 100 By A few tons first quality Sydney Flour, in 100 lb. bags. ALSO, Cedar Boat Plank, Cooper's Rivets,'different sizes, Liverpool Salt, fine and coarse, Brown Wrapping Paper, Grey Calicos, Molt skin Trowsers, No. 1 Bleached Canvas, With a variety of other Goods, all of which will be sold at low prices. Oil, Whalebone, and other produce bought for Cash. Lamblon Quay, June 9, 1546. sF@m WA"S B_@Sl_o THE Undersigned is always prepared to pay the highest Cash Price for Fat CATTLE and SHEEP. W. FLYGER. I Wellington, May 12, 1846. THE CHARITABLE ASSISTANCE of the Inhabitants of Port Nicholson and is vicinity, is requested on behalf of the Widow of the late Richard Rush, who was murdered at the Hutt on Monday last. The unhappy event is fully before the public—the unfortunate Widow be ng left with four young Children (and near her confinement with the fifth) dependent upon her for support. Subscription Li-ts are lyinsc at Ihe Bank, Mr. C. Mills, Lambton Cjusy, and Barrett's Hotel. Wellington, June 19.1846. F AM'LIES avid single gentlemen can be accommodated with apartments, genteely furnished, with or without boa<d, on moderate terms, at Mrs Ward's, Wallace's Building*, Kent Street South, corner of Druitt Street, Sydney.