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Wellington Independent, Volume VI, Issue 565, 12 March 1851, Page 1

NOTICE. IMPORTANT TO ADVERTISERS. f"|MIE " Wellington- Independent" has the _L greatest circulation of any Newspaper yet published in New 7,ealand; its subscribers being l.icnted in all the must, important districts of the. Colony. It is also extensively circulated in New South Wales, South and Western Australia, Van Dicmen's Land, Cape of Good Hope, and in the Mother-country. Advertisers, therefore, in milking use of the columns of the " Indkphndent," may feel certain Hint the greatest publicity will be given to the goods, wares, &c, offered for sate, and that advertisers will ultimately map benefits in proportion to the manner in which they keep thclr\names before the public. The Price of Advertisements in the "Wellington Independent" is — Threepence a Line for the First Insertion of all Advertisements, nnd One Penny a Line for every subsequent 'Insertion. Advertisements to be left at the Independent Office, Lambton-quay, before ten o'clock on Tuesday and Friday evenimjs. CARDST CIRCULARS. 31©©31, AWSW) tf@3§=W«S)SEIK, And every other description of Printing, S&enttcti tottfj Kesyatclj, IN NEAT AND FANCY TYPE AT THE SHORTEST NOTICE, AND ON REASONABLE TERMS, AT THE OFFICE OF THE CORNER OF Willis-street and Lambton-quay. Agents for the ,f Wellington Independent." WELLINGTON— Messrs. W. Lyon, Johnson & Moore, and R. J. Duncan, River Ilutt—Mr. W. Moody. Porirua—Mr. J. Rhodes. Wanganni—Messrs. Taylor & Watt. Taranaki—Mr. K. Dorset. Auckland—Messrs. Williamson & Wilson. Nelson—Mr. Elliott. Port Cooper—Mr. Swinbuurne. Otago—Mr. Mausford. All Orders and Advertisements, left in charge of our Agents, are requested to be forwarded without delay for completion. FOR LONDON BIREGT. :-—i_j fine fast sailing barque rsyyk X ROBERT STERS cJMS g?fc\ A. 1, 312 tons register, Peter Morr ' so "' Commander. This Vessel has very excellent accommodations for passengers, and will sail positively on thelSth March. Has room for a few more bales of Wool. Early application is necessary to Samuel & Joseph, or W. R. Rhodes & Co. Wellington, February 11, 1851. FOR LONDON DIRECT, To follow the "Robert Syerx," _j--Lj r I ""HE line fast sailing barque vPrC(! ItwSa'v tons, daily expected from London: has excellent acnggSgs~~g£gg| commodations for Passengers, ami w j]] meet with quick despatch. For the convenience of those shippers at the Wairau whose Wool could not be got in in time for the Lord William Bentinck, should suflicient inducement offer, the Emu will proceed to Cloudy Bay to take in their Wool. W. B. Rhodes & Co. Te Aro, January 28, 1851. FOR LONDON. jT""i-~» fIPHE fine first class barque A: VICTORY, B; '° to " s, J ' Jr,lllins > Commander, "jgpJSjlijSaegsisj For 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 PORT COOPER, Immediately on her return to this Port, —i~~ftr-A "JIHE well known schooner %$V J- TWINS, IWTfrS l ' amcs Davis, Master. For Freight or Passage, Bexhunb & Hunter. Exchange, Wellington, Feb. 28, 1851. NOTICE. QHIPPERS Robert Sycrs are requested to pass their Export Entries without delay, as the Vessel i *^ .will clear at the Customs on Saturday, next, 15th instant; and all parties having Claims against the above Vessel, nre requested to send them in for liquidation, in duplicate, to the Undersigned. Samuel & Joseph. Wellington, March 7,1851. FOR NELSON. -~£— Tfc— -I ' r I fine fust sailing schooner -*- MARY, /nrT&M &AY 40 to " s ' )nrt,len < William Boycc, fss»» ~matoT> wi " Bllil for the above port jgmgS ijgiflgon hor return from tho Wairau. For freight or pnssngc, having superior ncuomnjodatione for passengers, apply to W. S, LOXLEY, FarisU-strect WplUiigton, January 15,1851.