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Wellington Independent, Volume II, Issue 115, 18 November 1846, Page 1

SS " J_E2l__-,»»'< S°E@__ ''■ _ i t { '' AND OK BALB BY Taß ONDSaaloilßD,'" ■I d BP. RUM, hi hods., v ' - £ i « • E.I. Rum in Hhds; ' '■'■'■■'■"- v} i - • : Heon<"g»y's and other Brandies,. ' Gin of superior quality in Wood, Do. in cases, Negrohead and Cavendish Tobacooj Congou Tea in cheats, - ■ .» Tobacco Pipes: for Native trade, First quality Flour, Very superior bright Manilla Sngii* / ' 1 Afew bags of Coffee, I Soap in boxes, ; ] Trunksof Sheet, Sperm Candles, ~', ~ . , "-; : Very Superior 12.4 Witney Blanfeet* ... : \ Earthenware* i China Matting* . i Prints, ' . '..'.. ; '_ ! Shetry WinelnJ doeeocawe* --~ ) Carpeting,"" --•■■--— ■-•<-•--—" '; Tin Plates. ; W. M. BANNATYNE & CO. Wellington, October 24.1846. ON SALE, 7 j _2S * s _i &_,_>!_ 38_ia'_j , '_vi_7» i. MADRAS, &c. etc. ■ WINDOW GLASS. 24x18, 20x16, 16x14, 14x12, 10x8, ' White Lead and Paints, Boiled and'Raw"Linseed Oil.ln'S'eallOn cans, ; London Ale and Stout in hliaT. and barrels, - Nelson Ale in hhds. arid barrels, '" . Port, Sherry, and Claret, In 3 dot; case»> . Wine and Beer Corks, ' 25 tons Liverpool Salt, 5 tons good Rice in small bags, 5 barrels 20 boxes new Raisins, Vinegar, Sod*, Blacking, Colonial and N. Z; flour in 100 end 200 ft. bags, Excellent Colonial Beef In barrels, Welch Flannel. Pints, 8 tun Butt., 25 tuns Shooks, &o. &a. ic -, BETHUNE* HUNT_R. Exchange. Wellington, October 9, 1846. UNDERSIGNED HAS RECEIVED^ s>s_a "©i__vm^j« THE FOLLOWING GOODS t— LOAF, Refined, and fine Havannah Sugars, Treacle, Coffee, Congou, Hyson, and Ganpowder Tea, .! Bottled Fruit, Assorted Jams, Pickles, Mustard, Salad Oil, j Carraway Seed, Mace, Nutmegs, Sago, I Arrow Root, Oatmeal, Cheese,' f Rolled Beef Hamt, Rolled and, Round Beef, Starch, Blue, Soap, ! Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Frying Pans, Shoe Brushes, sole Leather, Children's stout Boots, Tailors' Trimmings, Silesia of Colours, Satin Jean buff and drab, Superior Calicos and long Cloths, Liquid and Tin Blacking. J. M'Beth. Willis street, November 9, 1846. ON SALB, EX " COAXERi" &_?E> "E&kEJS&ASj,™ AT THE STORES OF THE UNDERSIGNED— Tea, Coffee, Sugar, Rice, Best Van Bieme"n'a Land Flour, and Seoonds, Raisins, Currants, Salt, Mustard, Pepper, ' Soap, Candles, Starch, Stone Blue, Soda, A small assortment of Crockeryware, Best Negrohead Tobacco, Tapes, Thread r „c-!a great variety, An assortment of Haberdashery and.Hoßlery, White and Unbleached Calicos, Navy Blue and otber'PHhts, , -11.4,12-4,' and 13-4 Blankets, , Fustian Trowsers, Paste Blacking,; ■ Women's Straw Bonneto, Girls Straw' Bonnets, i Boys Fancy Caps, i Men's Blue Cloth Caps. • -And a numerous selection of other goods, the whole of which: will be sold at the lowest prices. N.B.—No Business transacted at the stores after 6 o'clock in the Evening, r . ..George Waters. Dixon-street, September 4, 1846. '~ ' ;® 3R'A^S_?© o ' • f h\/rR. BEST is willing to take the charge of H\j- Cattlb at his Station on the Manawatu. •» Terms—lOs, per head per annum, j Calves bred on the station not charged for tiU iix months iold. # ■ - ; ! For further enquire or CAPT. SHARP. Manawatu, August 25,1846.