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Wellington Independent, Volume VI, Issue 551, 22 January 1851, Page 1

THE UNDERSIGNED fa a Purchaser of \\ 00l of the ensuing clip, and will make advances on Wool, Oil, or Whalebose, constfnred to his friends inEngland. W. WARING TAYLOR. Wellington, October 9, 1850. •/• SPARS FOR SALE, A PPLY to Tlexrt Joites, Carter, Karon', or to {*- Mr - *-•• H. Luxfobd, Butcher, corner of Willis-street and Lambton-quay. Orders punctually attended to. January 1, 1851. RICHARD BEAMISH, S3 B 2i C 52 A 3? Licensed Custom-house & General Commission Agent, LYTTELTON, CANTERBURY SETTLEMENT, #eto gealanß. MESSRS. BEAMISH will be prepared, on or after the First day of Febriiarv next, to receive Sheep on Thikds. They have secnreil the right to an unlimited extent of prime Pasturage in this settlement, and from their experience in the management of Slock, both in the Mother Country j and the Colonies, they hope with their united efforts to give general satisfaction. Parties may rely upon correct returns being made and no culling. None bat healthy sheep in strong condition received. For further particulars, apply to Richard Beamish, Port Victoria, Canterbury Settlement. Lyttelton, December 2G, ISfiC. TO ARRIVE, Per r Sir Edward "Paget/ Afk HHDS. STOUT, from Messrs. Tru«man * V "" Hantrorr & Co. Hervey, Johnsto,n & Co. Wellington, December 31,18.ML NOTICE. AN ANCHOR has been picked np in the Itarbonr, abont a Ton weight, more or less, with Iron Stock but no Chain. The Owner pr Agent can have the same on applying to the Undersigned, and paying the expences. 'A. Hewitt. January 8,1851. rpHE "WELLINGTON JOCKEY CLUB will L Rive, at the ensuing Buusham Watbb Meetwg (in January, 1851), 1. Tbe "Jocket Club PRonucE PtAtK " of 25 Guineas, with a Sweepstakes added of Four Guineas each, for Horses (foaled iii the Colony) that have never rnn. Weights—;! year old, 8»t. 6ft.; 4 years, !)st. Gft.; 5 years. lOst.: 6 years, and aged lOst. 4tt>; entire horses lo'carry 31ft. extra. Distance, amile and a half—Heats. Three horses to start or no race— second horse to Rave his stakes. The entrances to be made tn the Secretary nf the Club, on or before the 16th of January, 1851. This race to be tlie first race of the Meeting. 2. The "Jockey Club Puts " of not less than Twenty Guineas, with a Handicap added of. Four Guineas each, h. ft. if declared within three days after the weights are published. Two mile course. Three horses to start, or no race—the second horse tn save his stakes. The entrances to be made lo the Secretary of the Club, on or before the 7th of January, 1851. The weights to be fixed hy the parties appointed by the Stewards, and published within seven days after the entrances. The race to be run the first day of the Meeting. I. E. Eratherston, Secretary and Treasurer. Wellington, December 10,1850. £1 REWARD. TOST, frnrii Burcbam's Section, River Hntt, a .J Red Bullock, white face, spread horns, marked FR near rump. Whoever will give such information as will lead to the recovery thereof, shall receive the above reward, on application fo William Mef.ch, Butcher, Mulgrave Street. Wellington, January 10,-1851. T. G. LEMMINGTONEngineer, Brass Pounder, &c, TE ARO FLAT, Near the residence of the late Dr. Young. Wellington, November 15, 1850. TO BE LET OR SOLI), With immediate Possession j The Wellington Breweiyj , WITH every thing complete for carrying on an extensive .business, which its situation and convenient supply of excellent water (which, is laid on from a source which it is impossible to be interfered with,) renders it so admirably calenlafeij.for. ' Has a large-and convenient M«lt.Kiln.and Flopr, one. Copper holding from A to 500'; Gallons', anil a 1.10 Gallons. :..'.--., Apply to' i : •'..- LEVIN & C0.,, f 7 Lambton' Quay. May 8, 1850.