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Wellington Independent, Volume XV, Issue 1327, 26 February 1859, Page 1

NOTICE. IMPORTANT TO ADVERTISERS. "Wei.lii.oton l_ni«_ nun-NT " has the greatest 'circulation of any Newspaper gut published in New Zealand ; its salucriliers being located in all the most important Districts of Ihe colony. Il In also extonsively circulated in New South Wales, Smith nnd Western Australia, Van Diemms. Land, Cape of Good. Hope, and in the Mother-country. Advertisers, therefore, in making list of the columns of Ihe " TNnBPEsnEST," may feel certain that, the greatest, publicity will be given lo the. goods, wares, Sen,, offered for sale, and tiiat. advertisers will ultimately reap benefits in proportion to Hie manner in which <7ie_ keep their names tefare the • vblic. The Price of Advertiscmenlr. in the. " Welling• ton lNn_P-.nF.-T" is— Threepence a. Line for the First Insertion of all, Advertisements, and One Penny a Line for every subsequent Insertion. Ad'verlisements will be continued, and ohabobo until counter ordered ; such Orders must he sent to Ihis Office Ova Day before Publication, and must be in WniTiNG. Advertisements to be. left at the Tn-EPE-O-NT Office, Lambton Quay,be fore 10 o'Clock on Tuesday ■and Friday Evenings. Agents for the " Wellington Independent." YTTELLINGTON — Messrs. William Lyon, VV J. Sutherland and James Wallace. River "Hutt—Mr. T. Mills Wanganui—Messrs. Taylor & Watt. Tarnnaki—Mr. E. Dorset. Auckland—Messrs. Williamson Si \Y lson. Nelson-_ Mr. Elliott. Port Cooper—Nohle Campbell & Co. Otago—Mr. lamci Brown. All Orders and Advertisements, left in chaise of ur Agents, are requested to be forwarded without .lay for completion. __ _ tl>-Untj fLottces. /Wellington and Wanganui, A REGULAR TRADER. \ft ESSRS. Tayloii & Watt's "TMjvjPk IVL well known Schooner J/7aW_2?_«__ >r $_ tons Register, (coppered and copper fastened,) John Linklnter, master, sails regularly between the above Ports, leaving each alternately once a fortnight. This Vessel is well found, and fitted up specially for Passengers. For further particulars apply to tbe Master on board, or to WILLIAM LYO... Wellington, TAYLOR & WATT, Wanganui. Wellington, 20th May, 1858. . STEAM TO MELBOURNE. r-pHE Fine Screw Steam Ship .jxpTkajiOS. under Contract with the Provinc ' a ' Government of Otago, will s "i' f rom Dunedinfor Melbourne, '* s *?_"*-ti3Ejs_* calling at Bluff Harbour, nn or •about the Ist of every Month. Passengers per While Swan from the Northern Provinces will be •enabled to go on per Queen —it being proposed to regulate the sailings so as to involve as little detention as possible at Olago. JAMES MACANDREW & CO., j Otago. December Ist, 1808. nf HE Inter Colonial Roynl yfirASrT Mail Comrnny's steamers A/f\yk \ 1 w '"' ""''' f url ' ,er notice, leave ______ Wellington as under, viz.: — 'Tho Lord Ashley fur Lyt.elton and Otago, the 2'2nd of every month. Do. foi Nelson, the 31st " Taking Passengers and Goods for Sydney, per Lord Worsley or Prince Alfred, leaving Nelson ■about the Ist of every month. For Freight and _ nssage. apply at the COMPANY'S OFFICES, Plimmer's Wharf, Or to JOHNSTON & Co. EDW. COLEMAN, General Manager. Ist February. 1 PI).. "CANTERBURY RACES, EXCUBSION TRIP. STEAM TO LYTTELTON. A ~/Z&g k r | n HE Screw Steam Ship (yftmisA CB P ta ' n Wilson, will sail as « b °v e on FniD.v, the 11th C«M_, Stbeiuq. Fare to Lyttolton .... £ 6 (is. £9 10». liclurntickets do. .... 8 8 510 to 0tng0........ 8 0 810 "Return tickets do 13 0 9 0 Parlies desirous of visiting Canterbury will bo •ounbled to remain there for a week, and return per Queen on her upward voyage from Otago. For freight or passage, apply to JOHNSTON &CO. 23rd February, 1851). BARQUE " KINNAIRD." ~ ~f\-*_„ THIS Vessel having been entered in*sMgM. wards, Consignees are requested to /r||s|Jg£. pass entries, and send for their Goods •<!_!!_______l_ in terms of Bills of Lading. SMITH Se CO., AgOlltß. February 7, 1859. FOR SALE. -A-fc-» " fore & ,ift schooner "ANNA," of Auckland on her arrival from Canterbury, Built in 1857. wi " ccayn y 28 ' 00u fl!0t Timber ts_tS**r~p°fi!£te drawing live feel six inches art and four feet six inches forward For further Particulars npply to. DUNCAN* VENNELL. Jan. 7, 1809.