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Wellington Independent, Volume IX, Issue 950, 18 November 1854, Page 3

■ MR. ALLEN'S SALES. Sale of useful Crockery, Glassware, Brushes, «&c. ex ' Gypsy.' MR. ALLEN WILL SELL BY I'UISLIC AUCTION, ON THURSDAY, WE XT, 2311E NoVKMHKR, AT HIS IRON STORES. Custom House Wharf, J3y direction of J." Vaknham, Esq., 9 Packages useful Crockery and Glassware, Comprising: — Dinner sets and Toilet sets, Breakfast Cups and Saucers, Bowls, Egg Cups, Jugs, Cans, Out and I'rest Tumblers, do Wines, I'ickies, Caraffes and Tumblers, Cruot sets, Salts. Also, Horse, Shoe, Hair & Tooth Hrushes Patent l'ara Cloth Boversible Coins and Leg- • giiigs. . Sale to commence at 1 o'clock. TER'.IS AT SALE. 17th November, IRui. ' Wellington, ]6th Nov. 1854. William Hickson, Esq., J. P. Sir, —A vacancy having occurred in the Provincial Council by the resignation ol Mr. George Moore, —We the undersigned Electors of this Province duly appreciating your standing as an old Colonist, your commercial knowledge and independent character, conceive that you are eminently qualified to represent the constituency of the City of Wellington, in the Provincial Council, and rio ourselves the honor to request that you will allow yourself to be put in nomination for the vacant seat, and in the event of your acceptance, we hereby pledge ourselves to use every legitimate means in our power to secure your return. We remain Sir, Your obedient Servants, (Signed) E. Daniel], J.P. . ' John Plimmer James Smith C.-J. Phamzyu W. S, Loxloy Frod. Atclieson • John Vnrnhnm T. Nmtrass Jnmes Blytlie I. 15. Waikin Michael Quin . C. Brown J. Kelham, J. P. ' John Cook John Dorset N. Levin J. H. Wallace W. Mason W. Spinke W. F. Mason 0.. W. Schultze John Stevens T. K. Warburton L. Levy SamuiH Maxton , Adiu Cockroft John Minifie John Evans W. Rowlands George Grawford W. B. Hliodea, J.P. . G. Edwards P. M. Hervey J. H. Gillard William Lyon John W'nlden Robert Jenkins A. Ifort, sen., J.P, \V. Waring Taylor James Firth C. B. Curler Charles Mills John Wallace Charles D. Barraud Robert Waiit A. Mackay G. Hunter, J.P. J. Burne J. H. Marriott *■ J. Holmes John Hoskins C.Wilton, Nathaniel Valentine Thos. E. Creed R Armstrong \V. Fawcett John C. Curtis F. Bills John Martin James Wallace" W. Flyger. Joseph Ton: G. H. Luxford John Turner W. Touks Peter Cliristison E. G. Osgood . Bobert Hart, M.H.R. Phillip Murch Jolin Penrce B. Ferrers " B. R. Perry D. Anderson Biclinrd Barry K. Langdon Wellington, 17/h November, 1854. Gentlemen, I hdve on several occasions been requested to allow myself to be nominated as a Candidate for a seat in the Provincial Council of this Province, but T have always declined to acceed to those requests, because the attendance during the sittings of Council necessarily occupies a great part of the time of its Members, to the serious negiect of their own private business. The Addross, however, which has this day been presented to me, requesting that I will permit myself to be nominated as a Candidate to fill the vacancy caused by the retirement of Mr. George Moore, one of the Eepresentatives of tlio City of Wellington in the Provincial Council, is so numerously and respectably signed by electors of various shades of political opinions that 1 consider it my duty at once to comply with your requests. Should I be elected I will give ray cordial support to all measures (hat I may deem beneficial to the general interests of the Province, whether those measures be introduced into the Council by the Government or by private members ; and on the other hand I will give most strenuous opposition to any measures that I may deem prejudicial to the good of the Province. I will also advocate strict economy in the appropriation ef the Public Revenue, consistently with the maintenance of due eflicioncyin every department of the Government. 1 am gentlemen, Your most obedient servant, William Hickson , , To Edward Daniell, \ „ T „ W. B. Rhodes, ) E s qrs.,J.P. and the other gentlemen who signed the address. Ex " Thetis." T ADIES' and GENTLEMEN'S Saddles. A - S - J few very superior Bridles, of the strongest discription, Gig, Spring, and Heavy Cart Harness, Hunting, jQckey, nml strong cart Whips, Carriage Mats, Spurs, &c, &p. Men's and Boy's patent calf leather lielts, &c, &c. The above goods.having been received by the Undersigned in good condition, and whose intention is to mack them all at the lowest figure, assuring the public that on inspection, they will be found of such superior class of goods as rarely enters this market, the whole of which can be sold on warrant, knowing them to be from one of the first manufactories in England. N. l'«.—Parties in the trade if disposed to take the entire lot, will be treated with liberally for Cash. A. M. Pisarce. Corner of JVillis-street. Wellington, November 17,1854. Drapery Goods Just arrived per " GYPSY," from Loadon, The following Goods by the undersifnvd — «75rHITK and Grey Calicoes', all widths and " qualities, White Drill, Gmubroons, Linen Sheeting, a choice assortment of Ribbons, Nets, Blonds, Lace, Moleakins nnd Cords, Women's nnd Children's Cotton Stock; ings, plain nnd open work, Men's and Children's Cotton Stocks, nil qualities, Men's, Women's, and Children's Thread , and Silk Gloves, Women's nnd Children's Trimmed Night Caps, Bed Ticks, Bed Quilts, Ginghams, Prints, Handkerchiefs, one case Wudiliugs, a general assortment of Haberdashery, Yacht, Florentine, nnd White Shins, good, 1 case CUrk's Eeel Cotton and other Goods. J. BuilNE, , Lambton Quay. Wellington, Nor. 17, 1854.