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Wellington Independent, Volume VI, Issue 547, 8 January 1851, Page 1

THE UNDERSIGNED is a Purchaser of Wool of the ensuing clip, and will make advances on Wool, Oil, or Whalebose, consigned to his friends in England. W. WARING TAYLOR. Wellington, October 9,1850. GP. WALLACE begs leave to inform tbe * Pablic that he has completed the arrangements to which he alluded in his former advertisement, and that he has this day taken his brother, James Wallace, into partnership. He trusts that the same amount of patronage will be extended to the new Firm as was lo himself. All running accounts have been transferred to the books of tbe new Firm: those parties who are indebted to the Old Concern, will be kind enough to settle as soon as possible, to avoid immediate proceedings. Lambton Qaay. j Ist December, 1850. TO LET, THOSE Premises formerly known as the Cottaoe o» CoxtEkT. For terms, apply to D. MuNNi Royal Hotel. January 3, 1851. WELLINGTON NURSERY, Tinakore. JAMES M'BETH begs to intimate that the following are now ready for sale:— Cabbage and Cauliflower Plants Cucumber Plants, Melon ditta Rhubarb ditto, Cherry Trees in Garden pots Tulip and Anemone Roots Specimens of the Flowers now to Be seen at his store, Pipitea. October 12,1850. WANTED —A Female S__va*t in a Private Family, were there are no children. Apply at the Office of this Paper. Wellington, December 27,1850. SPARS FOR SALE, " APPLY to Henbt Jones, Carter, Karori, or to Mr. G. H. Luxfobd, Butcher, corner of Willis-street and Lambton-quay. Orders punctually attended to. January 1, 1851. /"I W. SCHULTZE will give tbe highest \J • Cash Price for Wheat, at his Mill, Kai Warra. October 22, 1850. MRS. BANNISTER begs to intimate to the Ladies of Wellington and its vicinity, that she has received from England by the latest arrivals, a large and splendid assortment of Dresses of the newest patterns, consisting of— Silk Dresses of various colours, Hoyle's De Lames and Muslins, Belzerines, Glace, Stripe, &c. Ballenos, De Lames and Muslins from 7s. 6d. upwards. Willis Street, December 24, 1850. ON SALE, At ihe Stores of the Undersigned, FINE CONGOU TEA in catty boxes, Do. do. in half-chests, Crushed Siam, China, and Pampanga Sugar, English and Sydney Loaf Sugar, Coffee, Oilman's Stores, Muscatel Raisins, Jordan Almond's, Currants, and Raisins, Candied Peel, Spice 3, and all kinds of Groceries. ALSO, Fine Manila Cheroots, Earthenware and Glass, Hollow-ware, Hard-ware, Cutlery, &c. &c. William Spinks, Late Langdon § Spinks, Herbert Street, Te Aro. Wellington, December 20,1850. THE UNDERSIGNED has for Sale, at the Halp-Wav House, Porirua Road, Totara Posts, Rails, Failings, and Shingles, of the very best description. As there are a large quantity of df the above articles on hand, parties requiring tbe same can be supplied on the shortest notice, and at the lowest market price. J. W. McKAIN. Half way House. Pbrirua-roftd, October 24, 1850. T. G. LEMMINGTON, Eirigineer, Brass Founder, &c M TE ARO FLAT; Near the residence of the late Dr. Young. Wellingtoni Ntrtemier IS, 1850. TO BE LET OR SOLD,- ' With immediate Possession, The Wellingtoh Brewery, WITH fcvery tbitfg complete for carrying on Sri extensive business, which its situation Snd convenient Supply of excellent water (which is laid ou from a sotirce which it is impossible to be interfered with,) renders it s6 admirably calculated for. Has a large and convenient Malt Kiln and Floor, one Copper holding from _ to 500 Gallons; fttid a 130 Gallons. Apply to LEVIN, & CO., L&mbtca Quay. \ . May 8, I860;