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Wellington Independent, Volume XV, Issue 1342, 28 June 1859, Page 6

..■■.".■' the ; "LONDON HffllSE? AIR—" THERE'S A GOOD TIME COMING, BOYS." There's ii cold time coming, boys, And you will need a wrapper warm, . ''A cold time coining;; To screen you from the ruthless storm.l The summer season now declines, In tlie cold time coming. And any one may trace the signs, Of the cold time coining. Summer clothing will not do, You must have something stronger ;• Drenching rain will soon descend, And hence again I warmly say, And wintry winds blow stronger; Don't waitany lunger. Then come to Moss's, come at once, There's it cold time coining. Don't wait any longer. ' There's a cold time coming. There's a cold time coming, boys. A colli time coming; There's a, cold titno coming, bojs, Just soothe prices Moss will quote, A cold time coming; For winter cape and over coat, But Lewis Moss has now oh hand For the. cold time coming. A stock unequalled in the land, For the cold time coming. . Cheapness, as the system here. , - . Makes public aid the stronger; Quality is here displayed, Then cams and patronize my mart, And nothing could be stronger; Don't wait any longer, Then take a hint and come and buy: There's a cold time coming, boys, Don't wait any longer. A culd time comiriu; ; There's a cold time coining. The summer season now declines, As any one in iy trace the signs, ■ There's a cold time coming, boys, Of tUo cold time coming. A cold time coming; May 30, 1859. PRINCIPLES OF TRADING-. npHE principles upon which the Business of LEWfS MOSS is conducted must J. ensure that confidence which it has ever been his aim Id create, ns it at onoe secures ull against IMPOSITION being practised up;>;i tlioin. The principles he refers to are the followiug: — Ist. Each garment is marked; the exact Selling Price in Plain Figures, from which no abatement can be mnde. 2nd. Any Article purchased at his Establishment (if not worn) will be exchange.l; or, if preferred, the Money returned without the least demur. WINTER COATS AND SACS ' . PRICES. Try L. Moss's daik Tweed Sacs froni£l 1 0 to£2 2 0 Try L. Moss's fancy. "■ ' from OIS 6 to 110 0 Try L. Moss's fancy Doeskin Coats from 0 13 0 to 1 15 0 Try L. Moss's Black Cloth " from 1 1 0 to 2 2 0 Try L. Moss's Black Cloth Sacs from 0 12 6 to 1 I' 0 Try L. Moss's Colored " Sacs from 0 14 6 to O 18 6 Try L. Moss's Winter Plaid Sacs ■. from 0 12 6 to I 1 0 Try T;j. Moss's Shepherd Plaid Sac (all wool) from 1 5 i) to 1 15 0 Try L. Mess's Colored Alpaca Coats from 0 7 6 to 0 12 6 VESTS Try L. Moss's Winter Cloth Vest from 0 8 6 -to 0 12 0 Try L. Moss's Winter Tweed "Vest .., from 0 7 f> to 0 10 6 Try. L. Moss's Fancy Quilting Vest from 0 6 6 to 0 10 6 Try L. Moss's super Fancy Marcellas Vest from 0 10 6 to 0 17 G Try L. Moss's Light Shepherd's Plaid Vest from 0 8 6 to 0 11 6 Try 1,. Moss's Fancy Silk Vests from 0 5 (> to 0 12 6 Try L. Moss's Black Satin Vests , from 1/ i> G to 0 15 6 Try L. Moss's Hich Moire Antique Vests from 0 10 6 to 1 10 SUMMER AND SPRING TROWSERSI TROWSERS! TROWSERS' Try L. Moss's Summer Cloth Trowsers • from 015 0 to 1 1 0 'Try L Moss's Stun mur Tweed Trowsers from 0 12 6 to 0 17 6 Try L. Moss's Fine Doe Trowsers fiom 0 14 6 to 1 2 6 Try li. Moss's Black C'oth Trowsers iroin ') 17 G to 1 10 Try L. Moss's Shepherd's Plaid Trowsers from 0 12 (»' to 0 10" G Try L. Moss's Shepherd's Plaid Trowsers, (all wool) from 0 17 6 to 1 10 Try L. Moss's Men's White Linen Drill Trowsers from (/ 9 (5 to 0 12 G Try L. Moss's Boy's and Youth's Drill Trowsers from 0 (i 0 to 0 10 6 Try L. Moss's Men's White Moleskin Trowsers from 0 5 G to 0 •'"7 G Try L. Moss's Stout Colonial made Trowsers from 0 7 0 to 0 7 (i Try L. Moss's Men's Cotton Cord Trowsers from 0 (i G to 0 9 G Try L. Moss's Men's Worsted Cord Trowsers from 0 12 G to 0 17 G Tiy L. Moss's Men's Bedford Cord Trowsers from 0 18 G to 1 2 6 Just Opened, One case Saxony Flannel Crimea Shirts, a great comfort to pnrties travelling, commencing from 10s. 6d., and warranted all wool, suitable for the o'uniug season. SHIRTS' SHIRTS! SHIRTS! Try L. Moss's Men's Stout Twill Shirts from 0 2 G to 0 3 0 Try L. Moss's extra Stout, lined backs from 0 3 0 to 0 3 0 Try L. Moss's Men's Fancy Regatta Shirts from 0 3 0 to 0 A G Try L. Moss's Swiss Fronts, (ready for use) from 0 4 6 to 0 5 6 Try L. Moss's Men's Blue Serge Shirts from 0. <1 6 to 0 7 6 ■. Try L. Moss's Woollen Under Shirts from 0 2 9 to 0 5 6 Try L. Moss's Men's (me White Shirts, (linen Fronts) fiom 0 3 G to ') G G An extensive Stock of Boy's and Youth's Clothing always on hand. Neck Ties, Handkerchiefs, I3tacos, Socks, &c. LiCtvas SBOSS would impress upon the public of Wellington and surrounding Districts, that every article advertised by him is obtainable at the flliOnclon BloUSti, at advertised prices, and from which so abatbmknt is made. Any article not giving satisfaction will be exchanged, or if preferred,'the money URTUiiNKD, and be not disappointed, as the |jOI1(l<fSB fifi«ia3C is closed on Saturday's until dusk. KT.l3.—Conantpy Storekeepers §ugiplie<l fully 25 pep cent. cßieaper than any otlier Eluuse aai Town, and all Orders punctually attended to, April 2-5, 1859.

DISTRICT OF WAMGANUI, PROVINCE OF WELLINGTON, NEW .ZEALAND TO WIT. WHEREAS on the I.lth dny of Jniie, mat., 1859, information was laid before me, David Stark Durie, lisquirc, llcsident Magistrate at Wunjjanui, iti the Province of Wellington.afure--8.ni.1, .by Vim Imlay,-of Wnngnnni, aforesaid, Ksquire, against Francis Dillon Bell, of Auck. Innd, New-Zealand, aforesaid, Ksiiuiie, for that he the said Francis Dillon Hell doth owe unto the sitid I'eter linlny, the sum of sixty.pounds .twelve, shillings (£GO 19.i: Oil,) being thu balf cost.of 131 ehftins 23 linV.n <? Fencing,'at ilie rale..of .£1 per chain, t.~<u lands of the said "Pelor' Imlny fnim the lnnds of ihe said Fnincis. Billon Uell, .situate at Waugaiiiini aforesriJ. ' .■'■. Now this is therefore'to fummon yon, the said Francis Dillon Uell, to attend at the Court House, at Wangnmii, o! ihe SOih day of July next, lfsOO. lat 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to shew cause' -why. judgment for t'io iihove-namml sum.'.ahould not bi'. given against jou,. , ~ , ;■ : Given undiT my lmnd nt Wanganui,this IOiU day of June, 1809. ; (Signed) ' . D. S. DURIE, IU). . ; iN'O TIC E. ■:■, ALL Slock* for'which no 'arrangement has been; : made with tho undersigned,if not-removed. from;tbo Pcirinsule, at Burnlianri Water, by the Ist, of. July next,-will ucscntto the Pound. !.■...' ..j '.•;' .....:.. ,■'.. . J. C. CHAWFORD.,,.., , A limited number.of hoivoe.will be.tnken -into. graze, for wliich arriintjement? must be made with Mr.'Mi'ffntNtne Superiniendcut, at Evans , Bayi .' Wellington,-June 11, 1859.

COURSE -OF PUBLIC LECTURES AT >■:,''' ' THE HUTT. , I BRANGRMRNTS. have been made Tor tile ' V delivery ofa course of Lcomrts at the Odd Fellow's Hull, at the Hull, to bo given "every fortnight during the i-iismni? winter season. Tlie names . of tlio different Lecturers, with tile subjects of the Leetiires to be delivered by them, will be published in due course. D. iI'EWEN, : , . ■ Chairman. N.B.'-— Admission free—scats reserved for Ladies Hntt, June 13, IHBO. * ]PHE Worshipful Master, Wardens, and .Brethren 1 of the New Zealand Pacific Lodge 'of' Free and Accepted Masons', N0.'768, will., celebrate the Festival of St. John, ou Friday, 1 the' 24tii iiist,, at their Lodge Rooms,' Crown and Anchor Tavern. The Lodge will bo operiednt High Twelve, i ■ ■ ' Banquet oh tabic at 7'p.VriV '■' \' '' ■' ' J ' , . •Tickets to he' procured from the Stewards/ \ • . ■ . 'By. order of theAVorshipful'N; aster, ; :.'.. .• : . G.'.H.VENNGLL,'. I';'; .i , ..-■.■ !.(■■..; .. : : :: .'. ~ iSeore'taryV '. ' Visiiing ljrcthren nre invited to.aitoadi ' Jnno.iiO, 1889., ~..■.. . : .,. . ;;-•,'. ■■..'. ' v