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Wellington Independent, Volume V, Issue 424, 3 November 1849, Page 4

CD. BARRAUD begs to announce that an • experienced Surgeon will attend at his 'residence, to give gratuitous .advice, en Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday, from 3 to 5 o' ; Cloek. And ulso, that he has just received an assortment of Hair Brushes, Perfumer)-, &<:., from London. Lanibton-quay, October 27, 1849. ' Important to the Public. npHE .Undersigned is positively drawing off X Brandy, Rum, and Gin, in quantities of two gallons and upwards, @ London prices. ALSO ON SALE, 20 cases American Chairs, 17 hhds. Burton Ale. W. S. LOXLEY. Farish-sf eet, October 10,1849. TO BE LET for Six Months, from Ist Decemcember, or for any period not exceeding Three Years, The House and Premises of Woodland, on the Porirua Road, within 1 \ mile of Kai-warra, with a road the whole distance.. The House is small but compact, with first-rate Stabling attached for three horses, large.hay loft, harness room, and gig house, &c. The GaVdeu and Orchard contain about half an acre of ground each, and are well stocked with Fruit Trees of every description, a great number of which are now in full bearing. There are four enclosed Paddocks, containing about eight acres of Grass, sufficient for the keep of two cows and a horse all the year round. Any person taking the place for six months only, might have the use of one or two cows in milk if desired For particulars, apply to JOHNSON & MOORE. Wellington, October 19,1849. MOHRTSON'S and Cockle's Pills, Poor Man's Friend, Steer's Opodeldoc, Dredge's Heal All, Daffy's Elixer, Dalby's Carminative and Dutch Drops. A few of the above Patent Medicines just received by W. BISHOP, Dbugqist. Wellington, October !i,- 1849. FOR SALE, A -VALUABLE SECTION of 100 Acres of Freehold Laud, situated in the second valley or tue Hutt, No. 81, antl well-known as one ot the best sections in that important district. The Section will be sub-divided into lots, to suit purchasers. For particulars, apply to R. WYETH. Wellington, Octob3r 19, 1949. To Let, at Fetoni, fTMIE large House, formerly in the occupation of X. the Hon. IT. W. Petie, pleasantly situated at Petoni. For the convenience of Parties visiting the Hatt during the summer season, the House will be let in apartments, to suit visitors. For further particulars, apply on the premises to W. EBDON. River Hiitt, October 19, 1849. FOR SALE, a piece of Land and Buildings on Lambton Quay, adjoining Messrs. James Smith & Co.'s For particulars, apply to Mr. Brasdon, Lambton Quay. Wellington, October IC, 1849. FOR SALE, QA HEAD OF CATTLE, mostly bred in the «>" Colony. Apply to CHARLES CAMERON. Kai Warra, October 12, 1849. FOR SALE. COWS in Calf, and Cows with Calves at their side, in first rate condition, and thoroughly acclimated. For particulars, apply to T. CROSBY. Boot & Shoemaker. Willis-street. Wellington, September 23,1849. NOTICE. npHE UNDERSIGNED, having now made arX rangeinents, is prepared to deliver on the most reasonable terms, by his boats, from the Hutt. Sawn Timber—White Pine or Totara. Firewood. Totara Shingles, Posts, Rails, Palings, Staves, &c, &c, &c. t W. MOODY. Hutt Bridge, October 9,1849. PROSPECTUS. Odd Fellows Hall, Public School, and Library. CAPITAL £450, IN 300 SHARES, £1 10s. PER SHARE. npHE Members of the Britannia Lodge, M.U.I JL 0.F., contemplate erecting a large Building on Lambton Quay, as a Hall for their meetings, as well as for a Public School and Library. For Public meetings, and for re-unions of every description, the Hall of the|lnstitntion will be found of the highest importance. But the promoters of this undertaking rely upon their fellow colonists for support on far higher grounds. They intend, with the assistance of intelligent settlers, founding a Public School, not sectarian, but devoted to the education of children of all casses ar.d creeds. Trom the revenue of the Building, it is intended to set apart such a sum as shall secure the services of an intelligent teacher, so that children may be taught at such a moderate figure as will enable the poorest man in the place to give his little onestbat instruction without which there is great danger of their becoming a prey to society in afterlife. ~ ... A Library will be provided, to which yearly additions will be made, and subscribers to the Building will be enabled to have at all times access to the books. : Subscribers names will be received at the officeof the Independent, at Mr. Lyori's, at Mr. Roe's, at Messrs! Samuel & Joseph's, at Messrs. Johnson & Mr. Taine's, at Mr. G. P. Wallace's, and at "Mr. Duncan's. ■ . . Annual Subscribers of £1 to form a Committee of Management for the School, and to suggest the addition of such books to the Library annually as the funds will permit purchasing. Wellington, October 5,1849. For Sale, A FEW'3-year oW HEIFERS, Twofold Bay L\i Brand, running in the Colony; for the last five months. ; f , For particulars, apply to '~'?' ' "„',"' ' ■' "'" "- A.HEWITT. Wellington, Octo'Wr 9,1840.. '