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Wellington Independent, Volume XV, Issue 1327, 26 February 1859, Page 4

1-**i_lE Undersigned is » Cash Buyer of Woe., or will mase liberal advances on tl,_ snin. onnsigned to his correspondents In London, Memre, ','■■ James Barber & Co. J. H. Waiiace 4th Decenioer, 1858. J. M, TAYLOR, Ship §r alter, GENERAL COMMISSION AND LICENSED i CUSTOM HOUSE 'AGENT.{ Farish Street, Wellington. January 28th, 1850. Undersigned are Cash Purchasers of Wool or other Produce, and will advance on Consignments to iheir Correspondents in Loudon, Liverpool, ot tbe Colonies. W. B. RHODES te Co. 27th Navomber, 1858. NOTICE TO IMMIGRANTS. THE first moiety of passage money from Immigrants by the undermentioned vessels being overdue, it is requested that the same be forthwith paid to the undersigned. JOS. G. HOLDSWORTH, Registrar of Immigration, Wellington, May 20, 18,18. . . • '•*■ Oliver Lang ... from London Indian Queen... ' " Alma " Rose of Sharon. " " An allowance of 25 per cent, in Land will be made on payment of the Promis* sory Notes. TO LET OR SELL, THOSE commodious business premises in Farish sireet, adjoining the Custom House, suitable for one or more tenants. Apply'to W. FLYGEB. October 29, 1858. PORTOBELLA TEA GARDENS, WILLIS STREET, SOUTH, TB ABO. WILLIAM MANSELL, Nurseryman, begs very respectfully to inform the Inhabitants of Wellington and its vicinity, that he has laid out L the above Gardens regardless of expense, and they are now open as a place of recreation ond amuses ment. t The Giounds command a splendid View of tho r Bay, and Visitors may rely upon every attention oeuig shewn them. .1 . Tea, Curds and Whey, e/rc. 6 Willis Street Nursery, c , October 7,1858. d . 0 " ' NOTI C E. s ALL PARTIES INDKBTED to the Undersigned are requested to pay tlie amount of c their several accounts forthwith, or they will be handed to a Solicitor for collection; and all persons 'f having claims against the same are requested to ° present them for liquidation, alhismsidence, Willisstreet, next door to tbe Union Bank of Australia. HENRY KELLS. February 2-.J, 1859. wanted! . \ GOOD CARPENTER, apply to 11 __. R.ARCHIBALD, '' Builder, Willis Street. c 23rd February, 1859. * WANTED. FEMALE SERVANT,' LX Apply to Mrs. Thos. KERBELL. Wellington, Dixon Street. , Feb. 22,1859. 1 — 1 TO BE LET OR SOLD. i Situated at the Tauherenikau, Wairarapa, A SNUG DWELLING 110USR a*d STORE now doing a fair Trade, there is also a Black- _ amitb's .Shop on the Premises, and for a Wachsmith making a new start, the whole would form a chance • rarely to be met with, and particularly as ibo situation is so good. For particulars, apply at the oflico of this Paper, Or to WILLIAM PHILIPS, Waiwetu Hutt. 23rd February, 1859. IV/pR. WILLIAM H JULIUS is requested to LVJ. communicate with his mother in Coblenz, or with Mn. A. G. Meuso, . Oriental Bank Melbourne. Any person knowing of his death or whereabouts, is requested to [communicate the sarae. Wellington, Feb. 23, 1859. d — ______ i. WANTED TO DEPASTURE. ON A GOOD RUN within two easy days drive of Wellington, 400 to 800 Ewbb oa ihe usual terms, every care and attention will be paidto them by the advertiser personally, they can be taken to and from at any time. For further particulars, apply to OLD SMITH. Thorndon Flat. 21st February, l__ff. ODD FELLOWS* HALL. NOTICE TO BUILDERS. LENDERS will bo received for tho ERECTION . OF AN ODD FELLOWS' HALL, at 4 o'clock on Tuosdav, 22nd March, at the Comrnitwe Room, Mr. Bannister's " Crown & Anchor." l'ir-ns and Specifications to be seen nt Mr Williamson's, Lambton Quay. Tho Committeo do" not bind themselves to accept tbe lowest or any 'I ondor. * T. McKENZIE. February 23, 1850.