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

HITS! HATS!! HA T S!;!;! S. R OBINS ON/ "nESPECTFULLY solicits the Gentlemen of Wellington to inspect Ins late Jtl shipments of Hats, ex Mariner and Cornwall, consisting of fine ana LONDON SILK, of the newest and viost fashionable shapes. Also, TWO CASES ■"■ ■■• .- of the FINE VELVET NAP, so much celebrated for their fineness and durability. gg" Haviug a larger stock on hand than is necessary to meet the usual.demaiul, as an inducement to purchasers, 3. R. will offer them at prices much below Ins former scale. Wellington, September 26, 1849. . __________

Ex "Mariner" and late Arrivals. S>/\ Hhds. Martell's Brandy '•'" 10 " common do., 35 " B. P. Rum, 10 to 15 o. r. 13 qr. casks Geneva, 5 hhds, do., 5 do. English Old Tom, 6 qr. casks Scotch Whisky, 10 do. Madeira, Superior Old Port and Sherry in qr. casks, . 20 cases Port, 3 doz. each, 35 " pale and golden Sherry, do. do. 15 " Hock, 2 doz., do., 5 " Claret do. do. 14 " superior Madeira, 10 " do. Champagne, 600 doz. Byass's Ale and Porter, 10 hhds Burton Ale, (October Brewing.) 100 tons English Oil Butts, (Wilson & Cook's A few lead pumps, assorted sizes, Unbleached Calico, in Bales, Blankets, assorted sizes, in do., Russia Towelling, Mouselin de Lamas, Orleans Cloth, Merinos, Navy Blue Prints, &c.,&c. &c. On Sale at the Wholesale Stores of J. M. TAYLOR. Farish Street, August 10,1849. NOTICE. THE PUBLIC are CAUTIONED against trespassing on the Run known as Watt's Peninsula, at present in the occupation of the Undersigned, and those parties having any Stock depastured 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. To Cover this Season, THE IMPORTED thorough-bred Horse RIDDLES WOil TH, by Emelius, out of Bee-in-a-Bonnet, &c. &c. Single Mares, £5 ss. each, payable Ist January, 1850. N.B.—lf sufficient inducement offers, Riddlesivorth will travel to the Proprietor's Stables in Wellington every Thursday during the season. Two Colts for the Produce Cup of the present year for sale. A handsome Chesnut Colt by Riddlesworth. A powerful Bay Colt by JEtiwr. To be seen at Mr. Winteringham's Stables. HENRY W PETRE. Woburn Farm, River Hutt, Ist October, 1849. THE ENGLISH IMPORTED HORSE PHCENIX. THE Undersigned having engaged the services of the above Horse, from Mr; W. Alles, for the ensuing season, he will Stand to Cover at his Stables in Lombard-street, Te Aro. The qualities of this Horse are now so well known to competent judges, that it is unnecessary to say any thing in his praise. He will travel to Burcham's, at the River Hutt, on Terms — For a single Mare, .£3 ss. An allowance made for two or more. Payment to be made on the Ist January, 1850. H. WINTRINGHAM. Wellington, October 19, 1849. CHAMPION. To Cover this Season. fl HAMPION, a dark Bay Horse, six years old, \J 15$ hands high.—Sire, Sir Charles, by the thorough-bred imported horse Gratis, bred by Chas. Roberts, Esq., Sydney—dam Sultana, a favourite mare, bred by W. 0. Wentworth, Esq. Champion is of excellent temper; his sire is well known on the Sydney turf as a repeated winner his progeny will prove most serviceable and useful. Champion will travel from Waikanae, through Otaki, Manawatu, Rangitiki, and the neighbouring districts, and will undoubtedly be essential to the interests of the.Natives in these parts, who ought to avail themselves of the services of this valuable Stallion. Apply to Messrs. Mawby and Higgins. Terms, i>3 for each mare, payable on the Ist of January, 1850. Port Nicholson, Oct. 1,1849. 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 uDon him. , , r Wellington, Sept. 4.1849. ; . . Si Wellington Brewery, KUMU TOTO. rTWIE Undersigned having succeeded to the A. 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 Fredenck Abbott, Ksq., late Manager of Abbott's Bow Brewery, London, (famous for India Ale ) and wabbanted pure Malt and Hops. : All Orders punctually attended to, ' J '.-I ■■ .' ■■.■.', ' JOHN WADE. N.B.—Yeast and Grains always on band. Wellington, June 15,1849. '