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Wellington Independent, Volume V, Issue 427, 14 November 1849, Page 1

Ex "KELSO." 100 CASES FRENCH WINES —Sauterne, Clarets, Muscat de Lunel, Old Marsala, Hock, and Champagne, 40 cases,.l dozen, Pale Cognac, Shipped by the well known house, Messrs. Hemery, Brothers, of Jersey. 200 packages White Lead and other Paints,.. ... 1 bale Wdolpacks. BETHUNE & HUNTER. Exchange, November 9, 1849. To arrive per "THAMES." 20 hhds. and 20 quarter casks BRANDY, Hennessy and United Vineyard Company's brands. BETHUNE & HUNTER. Exchange, November 9,1849. _54,000. the above Sum on Bottomry upon VV the Ship INCONSTANT, of London, 588 tons, P. C-Lliton, Commander, now lying iv a damaged state in this Port. Written offers will be received by .the undersigned until Wednesday next, 14th instant, at Noon. BETHUNE & HUNTER, Agents for Captain and Owners ship Inconstant. N.B.—The time for receiving TENDERS for Repairs, as per specification, is extended to the above date of 14th instant. Exchange, November 9, 1849, THE Undersigned is a purchaser,for Cash, of— Flax, Wool Lashing, Oil, WILLIAM FITZHERBERT. July 17,1849. 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. To Let, at Petoni, THE large House, formerly in the occupation of the Hon. H. W.'.Petre, pleasantly situated at Petoni. For the convenience, of Parties visiting the Hutt 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 Hutt, October 19, 1849. To be Sold, THE LEASE of a well-built and coirimodions Ho.use, with One Acre of Garden, in Ingestrie Street. Apply to Mr. Brandon, Lambton Quay. Wellington, June 22, 1849. PROSPECTUS. Odd Fellows Hall, Public School, and Library. CAPITAL £450, IN 300 SHARES, £1 10s. PER SHARE. THE Members of the Britannia Lodge, M.U.I 0.F., contemplate erecting, a large Building on Lambton Quay, as a Hall for their riieetings, as well as for a Public School and Library. For Public meetings, and for re-unions of every description, tile Hall of thejliistitntion will be found of the highest importance. But the prbriioters of this undertaking rely upon their fellow colonists for support on far higher grounds. They intend, with the assistance of intelligent settlers, founding & Public School, "not sectarian, but devoted to the education of children of all cosses acd creeds. From 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 ones that instruction without which there is great danger of their becoming a prey to society in after life. 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 office of Ihe Independent, at Mr. Lyon's, at Mr. Roe's, nt Messrs. Samuel & Joseph's, at Messrs., Johnson & Moore's at 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. A Card. JOHN DORSET. -ottvgeon, Set., Has removed from Medical Hall to Mr. North wood's premises, Wellington Terrace, adjoining the Brewery. AVellington, July 2, 1849. For Sale, A FEW .-year old HEIFERS, Twofold Bay __L Brand, running in.tho Colony for the last Aye months. For particulars, apply to A. HEWITT. •Well._gton,.Ootob-r'-, 1-10.