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Wellington Independent, Volume X, Issue 1314, 29 September 1858, Page 2

j \A/ rK > l ' lu Undersigned, Ivfeinbi'is of the ProITT visiomil Committee of the NATIONAL ;BANK OF AUSTRALASIA, are desivon«of expressing.in'■writing our unqualified' APPROVAL of tlio EXERTIONS of Mr.-. ALEXANDER J. GIUB, Ilie Secretary pro teiu. to that institution during the period we had tin; honour to hold office. Injustice 10 Wr. Gibb, we nlso wish to add iliut we believe the satisfactory success and position of the, Dunk up to the present time is in a great degree attributable to his unwearied and' attention, liotlFuight mid day, to the important-details of the business of the establishment, and we trust Unit Mr. Gibb will receive from the Directory some permanent and adeijinve return for the services he tins rendered, and which we are sure will meet with the unanimous approve of the shareholders. (Signed) Thonms Splntt \Vm. B. Hamilton A. E. Wlieuiley Win. Clarke, jim, John Mackenzie TheophilusLiglitfoot Uicliaiil Eadea J..K. Paseoe., Melbourne, Ist September, 1858. TO BE SOLD, The Owner leaving,' New Zealand, A FIRST clues Double Barrelled Gun complete, 11 with two casiHMiindc by .Mortimer, Dover-Street London sn i purchased last April—was only shot with two days, and is in every respect the same as when it came out of the maker's hands. Apply at J. Lniug'd Grocery Store, Willis-street. September 22, 1858. WANTED— Sheep in exchange for Twenty or Thirty head of Calt'e, mostly milking cows and heifers. J. A. THOMPSON. Knrori, September 29, 1858. .. ■ WANTED —An engagement by the' Advertiser who has been accustomed to business in the Colony, and.'recently held an appointment in the same. Can' keep a set of Books, writes a good hand, aiid would mafce himself useful.. Apply lit the office of this paper. September 28th, I*sß. WANTED— Two Shepherds, for a Station on the Fast Const. Apply to STUART, KINROSS, & CO. Wellington, 20'tli Sept.; 1858. fXIHFi Undersigned has much pleasure in anJL noimcing ihat. for the purpose of affording the public of Wellington a healthful, cheap, and agreeable entertainment, he has converted the Olympic Theatre into a spacious Saloon, aud has made such extensive alterations and improvements as will ensure the comfort of all who may honor him with a visit. '. . . The Saloon will be opened on Mondays and Sa'urdays; commencing at 7, and closing at 12 o'clock.. The Hanoverian Band has been engaged, and the selection of Music will be of the first order. Admission, 1 shilling each. .' ,' : . R. BARRY. Manners-street, Wellington, Sept. 27t'j, 1858.• HPO ARRIVE per Sa'eombe Oastlt, transhipped X ; from Alexander, @ Manila— 4125 bags, JOO tons,-best Pampanga Sugar 271 " 22 tons Refined Sugar 121 " 5 ions coffee 120 packages Cordage ' .■■■ 3 cases Cigars. •■■... Ex " MA RCHIONESS." 10 tons best Pntna Rice 21 half chests tea lOhhds W. I. Rum.: STUART, KINROSS, & CO. Wellington, fcOth Sept., 1858. NOTICE. ~ ' Undersigned will not be responsible for I .any debt or debts incurred by any person or persons on his account after this date. WILLIAM ARDLEY. Wellington, 20th Sept., 1858. MESSRS. SWAN & DAVIS beg to acquaint the'lnhabitants of Wellington and its vicinity, that previous to their leaving this place ■(wliii'h will be very shortly) they intend having, a Grand Subscription PICTURE LOTTERY, to consist of 250 members at 10a.' per member. They iinve .ielermined to give ALL PRIZES and NO BLANKS. The Prizes, as will be seen on reference, have been marked very much below the or. diiisry charged far the same Pictures. It is by getting up this number,"as well as to make it as attractive as possible, that they have marked the prizes at the following low lates: — The prizes will be divided into three classes, viz :—lst, 2nd mid 3rd, There will be 30 No. 1 Prizes, ea. 40s. £C) 00 0 " 70" 3 " 10s. -35 0 0 " • 150 " 3 " 4s. 30 0 0 250 Lots, ea. 10s. £Vm 0 0 The holder of a No. 1 Prize will he entitled to one of our largest and highly finished Photographic Portraits, for which we charge 555. per sinelecopy. The holder of a No. 3 Prize will be entitled to one of our best coloured and finished Miniatures, for which we,charge Ifis. per single copy. The holder of a No. 8 Prize will be cntitlnd to one of our largest Landscape Views—of Wellington or its vicipity— for which we charge 7s. Gα. per sicgle copy. The holder to have choice of a collection of Views. ' . Tickets'to , he had at the Photographic Establishment, Lamhion-.qnny, where specimens may- be seen and any further information obtained. The Lottery will tnke place on the 14th. October. Photographic Portrait Establishment! ' Sept. 20, 1858. NOTICE. ARaivAL -or tup. Hanovkiuan Band per ■ . . "White Swan." rpilE undersigned feels much pleasure in anl nouncing that he has engaged Mr. Barry's Thc&tre, M-anncrs.sU:eet,.for the purpose of opening a Series of Promenade Concerts, "a Iα Julieu," ■every Monday and Saturday evening. ' Hoiling to reoeive the sup. oit of Wellington aud vicinity by keeping the House orderly, and by giving from time to time New Pieces. Admission : Doxcs. 25.; Pit, Is. (Id. Doors open at half-past Seven, and to commence at Night o'clock. No Smoking allowed. I likewise offer-our Services for Balls, Dinners, or other occasions. •' ■ ■ • AUGUST K.VSTEN, Leader of the Company. September 25, 18W. I ON SALE, EX "AMBROSINE" &„. '-punPS ' '' ' J_ Raw and Boiled Oil Linseed '■'■'■ White Lend Cross Cut Saws Hair Brooms Bnishwarc Wheat Mills - Steelyards ' ; 2 bales Woolpucks Looking Glasses, Crown and Plate : " Gilt Fiamea ' Senming Twine Milk Dishes Day nnd Martin's Paste Blacking Russell's " iv tine ALSO, N.Z. Rope ' ClothesLines Tetlior Ropes JACOB JOSEPH & CO.