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Wellington Independent, Volume III, Issue 186, 24 July 1847, Page 1

lift BAGS CHINA SUGAR, J " ,A/ 30 tins Boil'd and Raw Oil, 20 half-chests Congou and Souchong Tea, 3 puncheons and 7 hhds. Rum. CHARLES PERRY, or WILLIAM FITZHERBERT. July 9, 1847. ©3!" gJUyij BY THE UNDERSIGNED, C\A HHDS. PRIME MESS PORK, 100 bushels Maize, Boiled Oil and Turpentine (5 gal. cans), 20 tons best V. D. L. Flour, 2 tons Cabin Biscuit, IQO bags (Pampenaa and China) Sugar, 40 kegs and cases Tobacco, 1 bale 10-4 Blankets, Grey Calicos, Prints, and Shoes. WILLIAM FITZHERBERT, CHARLES PERRY. Wellington, June 25, 1847. J Me. BETH, Willis-street, has received • per "Star of China" and " William Hill," the following articles, to be disposed of, for cash, at low prices : Maize, Bsrley, Crushed, Refined and Loaf Sugar. Oranges, Lochfine Herrings, Candles. Also, always on hand, a large supply of Teas, Groceries, &c, &c, &c. Wellington, May 21, 1847. ©If iliSal, AT the Forge of the Undersigned :—• Horse and Bullock Harnese. M. QUIN, DisoN , Steeet. Wellington, July 13, 1847. NEW SOUTH WALES. PARTIES visiting Sydneywill find, at a moderate cost, all the comforts of a home, at Mrs. ATKINSON'S Private Boarding Houee.No. 3, College Buildings, Jamison Street, one of the most salubrious and central situations in the City, The most unquestionable references afforded. BRITANNIA SALOON. ON TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 27, Will be performed for the 2nd time, with a variety of new Scenery, the highly popular and Interesting Drama, called GRACE DARLING, OR THE WRECK of the FORFARSHIRE STEAMER, who Thele to conclsde with THE TIGER AT LARGE.