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Wellington Independent, Volume V, Issue 426, 10 November 1849, Page 1

nPIIE Undersigned are Purchasers of WOOL, J. OIL, WHALEBONE, FLAX, and other New Zealand Produce ; and will Advance on Cony signniejats to th their Correspondents ie Loßdon. — ■ • . BETHUNE & HUNTE'&r" , "''' Exchange, Wellington, September 1, 1849. . EOYA.L HOTEL, DANIEL MUNN- respectfully informs lib Friends and tlie Public generally, that lie bae removed his Licence from the Cottage of Content to those premises lately occupied by Dr. Dorsett, situated at the Commercial Wharf, Lambton Quay, and now known as tlie Royal Hotel, wlicre he trusts, by attention and civility, and keeping on hand a stock of the best Spirits,-Wines,-&<r., to merit a share of public patronage. Cold Luncheons always ready from-12 to 2 o'clock Chops, Steaks, &c, got ready on tlie shortest notice. ■ Wellington, July 13, 1849. COUNTRY LAND, TO Let on Lease oj 50years withright of purf chase, extending over tlie whole period. Apply to Mb. BRANDON, Lambton Quay. Wellington, August 20, 1848. ; " NOTICE. THE UNDERSIGNED, having now made.arrangements, is prepared to deliver on themost reasonable terms, by his boats, from the Hutt. Sawn Timber—White Pine or Totara. Firewood. Totara - Shingles, Posts, Rails, Palings, Staves, &c., 5k., &c. ! W, MOODY. Hutt Bridge, October 9,1849. TTJ"ANTED, to proceed to Rangitikei, two SheaII rere. For particulars, apply to D. M. LAURIE, 3, SMITH-& Co. OctnberlO, 1849. ._ __, -_ -—. ... QUIET BOARDING "HbjJSE FOR MECHANICS. J' H.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.' {gg° Boats in attendance on H.M. Navy. ■Wellington, August 3, 1849 Commission Sale 6c Livery Stables; MAWBY & HIGGINS beg to return thanks" to the gentlemen of Wellington and the neighbouring districts, for the liberal support they have received since they commenced business, and to assure them that no endeavour of teeirs shall be wanting to merit a continuation of public favour. Horses broken in to Saddle or Harness, with ewe/ and on reasonable terms. . Saddle Horses for hire. . . . Horses taken in to.bait or Hverage. M. & H. also beg to remind the inhabitants of Wellington, that the Mail Car, the "Perseverance," leaves their stables every Sunday morning for th* Hutf, as usual. Prime Meadow Hay, and Straw, on sale, in quantities to suit purchasers, and can be delivered in any part of Wellington. Wellington, S'ind Aug., 1840. Livery Stables, Lombard Street Adjoining Mr. Allen's, and opposite the Union Bank of Australia. HENRY WINTRINGHAM begs to return hie sincere thanks to his Friends and the Pablie generally for the liberal support awarded hinrfor the last four years as . ■. Livery Stable Keeper, and announces that he has for hire, by the Day or Week, orfofa longer period ifnecessary>', SEVERAL GOOD SALDLE HORSES. iggr The greatest care taken of Horse? left ia his charge. ■ N.B.—A large stock of the best Hay and Cora always for sale, at moderate prices. Wellington, July 17, 1849.