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Wellington Independent, Volume VI, Issue 563, 5 March 1851, Page 1

THE UNDERSIGNED is a Purchaser of Wool of the ensuing clip, and will make advances on Wool, Oil, or Wualebose, consigned to his friends in England. W. WARING TAYLOR. Wellington, October 9, 1850. SPARS FOR SALE, APPLY to Henbt Jones, Carter, Karori, or to Mr. G. H. Luxfobd, Butcher, corner of Willis-street and Lurabton-quay. Orders punctually attended to. January 1, 1851. RICHARD BE AMIS B, 22HIQ!S& If S, Licensed Custom-house & General Commission Agent, LYTTELTON, CANTERBURY SETTLEMENT, MESSRS. BEAMISH will be prepared, on or after the First day of February next, to receive Sheep or Thirds. They have secured the right to an unlimited extent of prime Pasturage in this settlement, and from their experience in the management of Stock, both in the Mother Country and the Colonies, they hope with their united efforts to give general satisfaction. Parties may rely upon correct returns being made and no culling. >'or>» but hoslthy sheep in strong condition received. For further particulars, apply to Richard Beamish, Port Victoria, Canterbury Settlement. Lytteltoa, December 26, 1850. To be Sold, rpHREE small allotments of LAND on Thorn1. don Quay. For Particulars, apply to Mr.BEANDOX, Lambton Quay. December 18, 1849. £1 REWARD. TOST, from Burcha-m's Section, River Hutr, a 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 to William Meech, Butcher, Mulgrave Street. i Wellington, January 10,1851. House for Sale. A THREE-ROOMED HOUSE FOR SALE, substantially built, with two fire-places, three out houses, a well fenced and well stocked Fruit Garden, with the Lease of a § of an acre of ground at £3 per annum, for the unespired term of 13 years, situated on Te Aro Flat. For further particulars, apply to John Evans, Haricess Makeh, Willis Street, Near Mr. G. Lnxford's Butcher's shop. January 17, 1851. NOTICE. THE Person who has taken the LADDER from the Premises of the Undersigned on Lambton Quay, is requested to return the same forthwith, to save himself from further trouble. I. E. James. Wellington, February 25, 1851. To Cattle and Sheep Owners. THE Undersigned is prepared to receive at his station which is situate within 2J miles of the Town of Petre, an unlimited number of cattle at 10s. per head per annum, and sheep on thirds. The run is of a very superior description, with plenty of grass and an abundance of excellent keep, and offers a most favourable opportunity to those who may be desirous of fattening their cattle either for the market or the butcher in the shortest time. For further particulars, apply to Mr. Lyon, Lamb-ton-quay, or to JOHN GOTTY, Wanganui. Wellington, February 3,1851. ALWAYS on hand, a large quantity of BRICKS for sale.Apply to W. TONES, Lambton Quay. Wellington, January 14, 1851. Saw Mill, Porirua Road. SAWN TIMBER will be supplied on the shortest notice and lowest price. A quantity of inferior Boards and Scantling at 6s. per 100 feet, always on hand. Apply at the Saw Mill, or to my Bullock Driver on the beach w'th timber, JOSEPH HURLEY. May 21,1850 JOHN EVANS, Coach Trimmer and Harness I Maker, TTIILIS STREET. N.B.—Repairs done with neatneSS and despatch. Charges modernle. January 14,1851. T. G. LEMMINGTON, Engineer, Brass Founder, &c, TE ARO FLAT, Near the residence of the late Dr. Young. Wellington, November 15, 1850. Just Published, SECOND EDITION. Price One Shilling and Sixpence, npHE first step to MAORI CONVERSATION JL by Henbv Taoy KemJ , , Native Secretary, Published and sold by WILLIAM LYON, corner of Willis-street, and Lambton-qufty-Wellington, Octofcer 15,1850.