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Wellington Independent, Volume VI, Issue 560, 22 February 1851, Page 1

NOTICE. IMPORTANT* TO ADVERTISERS. o *TMHE " WEtLIKGTON' InDEPEXDEXt" has the X greatest circulation of any Newspaper yet published in Neio Zealand; its subscribers being I tailed in all the -most important districts of the Colnntj. It is also extensively circulated in New South Wales, South and Western Australia, Van Diemen's Land, Cape uf Good Hope, and in the Mother-country. Advertisers, therefore, in making use of the columns of the " Independent," may fuel certain that the greatest publicity will be given tii the goods, wares, &c, offered for sale, and that advertisers will ultimately reap benefits in proportion to the manner in which they keep thrir\names before the public. The Price of Advertisements in the "Wellington In-dependent" is — Threepence a Line for the First Insertion of all Advertisements, and One Penny a Line for every subsequent \lnserlion. Advertisements to be left at the Independent Office, Lnmliton-qtttiij,before ten o'clock on Tuesday and Friday evenings. CARDS, CIRCULARS. And every other description of Printing, ISmutrtJ tottlj Ucgyatclj, IN NEAT AND FANCY TYPE AT THE SHORTEST NOTICE, AND ON REASOiNfABLE TERMS, AT THE OFFICE OF THE Ni*' eKSUtida) CORNEB OF Willis-street and Lambton-quay. Agents for the " Wellington Independent." WELLINGTON— Messrs. W. Lyon, Johnson & Moore, and R. J. Duncaii, River Hntt—Mr. W. Moody. Porirua—Mr. J. Rhodes. Wanganui—Messrs. Taylor & Watt. Taranaki—Mr. E. Dorset. Auckland—Messrs. Williamson & Wilson. Nelson—Mr. Elliott. Port Cooper—Major Hornbrook. Otago—Mr. Mausford. AU Orders and Advertisements, left in charge ot our Agents, are requested to be forwarded without delay for completion. FOR LONDON DIRECT. _r—*_. npilE fine fast sailing barque jMOk JL ROBERT SYEItS 1> 312 tons register, Teter Morrison, Commander. irpKg~"3l|iEg This Vessel has very excellent ~ i ~ ! accommodations for passengers, and will sail positively on the Ist March. Has room for a few more bales of Wool. Early application is necessary to Samuel & Joseph, or W. 13. Rhodes & Co. Wellington, February 11, 1851. FOR LONDON DIRECT, To follow the "Robert Sgers," ~~h~fa-%. HPH E A" 6 fast sailing barque *' tons, daily expected from London: has excellent ac■yjljji _, ijjjjlll i| oommodations for Passengers, and '-^SalSIfH^ s '' will meet wilh quick despatch. For the convenience of those shippers at the Wairau whose Wool could not be got iv in time for the Lord William Bentinck, should sufficient inducement offer, the Emu will proceed to Cloudy Bay to take in their Wool. W. B. Rhodes & Co. Te Aro, January 28, 1881. FOR LONDON. rriHE fine first class barque v#Jym. -*• VICTORY, 350 tons, J. Miillins, Commander, will sail about 10th April, next. I' ol ' Freight or Passage, having splendid accommodations, apply to Bethune & Hunter, Or Hervey, Johnston & Co. Or at Nelson to Messrs. Morrison & Sclanders. Wellington, February 10, 1851. For Canterbury, now daily expected, and from thence to Callao. —r~jL-i rpHE splendid ship X S A LA CIA, 800 tons, W. Brown, Commander, will sail hence 24 hours after arFor Freight or Passage, having superior accommodations, apply to Bethune & Hunter. Exchange, Wellington, February 11, 1851. ~~ FOR NELSON. ■~£~hc-±. fine fast sailing sohooner tfS&n, *° to " s t^rt,l ? n > William Boyce, JTjfflfb lssfl§Q^ nm3ter > w ''i sa '' t° r the nbove port "trail jjHmEt"" ' ier re '" m fr° m " ,e Wairau. For freight or passage, having superior aci-oraßiodations for passengers, apply to W. ,S, LOXLEY, Forish-streot Wellington, January 15, 1851. ONIONS ! ONIONS ! FOUR TONS of the above, in exoellent.eqndl* tion, for sale.at l£d. per lb. per tpn, and sniajl Quaiitities of pot less than 101b. pf 2d. per Jb. i ..-.'. Apply j" ■ ■ .' D, Anderson, >;. ' &ambloh Quay, ■fep.vns.ty 11, 185)1,