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Wellington Independent, Volume V, Issue 412, 22 September 1849, Page 4

NOTICE. Q ROBINSON begs to tender to tlie Inhabitants of Wellington and its vicinity • his most grateful thanks for tho very liberal patronage bestowed upon him' since his commencement in Business, and now that circumstances compel him to leave the Colonies, he would ask a short extension of the favours ho lias hitherto received, and which, while selling off his Stock, he shall make it his study to merit. Willis Street, June 30, 1849.

JOHN PRASER, HAIR-DRESSER, PERFUMER, Ac, <tc. JF., having secured the services of an ex- • perienced Hairdresser from Sydney, begs to inform the Ladies and Gentlemen of Port Nicholson, that he is now prepared to carry on the above business in the new premises adjoining his Drapery Store. N.B.—--Just received, a large and varied assort ment of perfumery, &c, &c, &c. Wellington, July 25, 1849. Ex "William Alfred." ON SALE AT THE STORES OF THE SUBSCRIBER:— 17 Cases and Bales Assorted Drapery. D. P. M'EUEN, Mulgrave Street. Wellington, July 17, 1849. ON SALE, 1 £ HHDS. MARTELL'S BRANDY, 100 Red cases Gin, 4 gallons each, Madeira in hhds. aud qr. casks, Port, Sherry, Madeira, Marsala, Claret, and Hock in cases of 3 dozen each, 4 puncheons Old Jamaica Rum, 27 o.p. HERVEY, JOHNSTON & CO. Wellington, August 24, 1849. TO PARTIES occupying or intending to occupy Land, with Stock or otherwise, in the Rangitikei and other Districts of Waste Land in this Island, vested in the New Zealand Company. Parties occupying as above are cautioned, that no vested rights or claims to the value of Improvements or Buildings, will be recognized by the New Zealand Company or its Agent j and that they will be required to pay, from the time of their Occupation, all such Rents for Runs &c. as may hereafter be fixed in respect of the same. WILLIAM FOX, Principal Agent New Zealand Company. Wellington, August 14, 1849. NOTICE. THE PUBLIC are CAUTIONED against trespassing on the Run known as Watt's Peninsula, at present iv the occupation of the Uudersigned, aud those parties having any Stock depas tured on the run will not be allowed to remain there without first obtaining a written order to the person in charge. W. B RHODES. Te Aro, 22nd Aug., 1849. J. P. COLLINS, NAVAL AND MILITARY BOOT MAKER, Willis-street, BEGS to acquaint his friends and the Public generally, that he has removed to those premises formerly occupied by Mr. C. Vincent, opposite Mr. Crowther's, Army Clothier, where he trusts, by civility and attention to business, to merit a continuance of the favours hitherto bestowed upon him. Wellington, Sept. 4,1849. QUIET BOARDING- HOUSE FOR MECHANICS. JH. STEVENS begs to inform the Public of • Wellington, that he has removed to Beach Cottage, lately occupied by Mr. Pickering, Pipitea, where he intends to open a Boarding House expressly for Mechanics, on the most liberal terms. fg"f"r Boats in attendance on H.M. Navy. Wellington, August 3, 1849 Wellington Brewery, KUMU TOTO. THE Undersigned having succeeded to the above Establishment, which is now in full operation, will be prepared (from and after the 25th instant) to supply the Public with very superior ALE, brewed under the experienced management of Frederick Abbott, Esq., late Manager of Abbott's Bow Brewery, London, (famous for India Ale,) and warranted pure Mall and Hops. All Orders punctually attended to. JOHN WADE. N.B.—Yeast and Grains always on hand. Wellington, June 15, 1849. BARRETT'S HOTEL, (clay point.) CHARLES SUISTED begs to announce to his Friends and the Public, that his. new premises being now completed, his Business will be carried on as heretofore, with the usual stock of superior Wines, Spirits, Ales, &c. "!""§"*" Luncheon will be on the table daily between the hours of One and Three o'Clock. N.B.—Good Beds. Wellington, July.l 3, 1849.