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Wellington Independent, Volume XV, Issue 1342, 28 June 1859, Page 2

- Sales 6j> Auction- , ' SALE OF BOOKS. BETHUNE "AND HUNTER Will sell by Public. Auction, ATTKT3 EXCHANGE, ON TFTUKSDAY AND FRIDAY, The Ulh and I«th •lutr, 188!), Commenciny each day at ONE o'clock. , \ CONSIGNMENT OF BOOKS from G. H. Boiik, Esq., of London, as per cntalogue, including—"Bohrt'n Standard, Claesioal, Antiquarian, Philological, and Illustrated Libraries ; and work in till departments of Science and Literature. Exchange Buildings, ' 27th May, 1859. . ' ELECTORAL DISTRICT OP THE COUNTY OF TTAWKE. . NOTICE is hereby Given, tlmt a Court will be hold for Revising the List of "Voters for the Bislrict of the County of Hawkc, nt the Supreme Court House, Wellington, on Friday,-the Bth dnv of July. 1859, at Ten o'clock in the foienoon.to be ■thereafter continued by adjournment at the Hosident 'Masislroio's Court House, Napier, on tlie dayfollowing- the then next arrival, of the " Woncra Womja," or other steamer from Wellington, at which ,The claiirs of persons objected to will be determined. ■ ' 'The named of persons proved to be dead will be expunged; :. Thenames of persbns whose Christian Nnmes or Place of Abode,or Ihe nntiire of whose qualifications Shnll ho wholly omitted where bylaw required to be speciliedin the List, or whoso places of abode or the nature or description of whoso qualifications nre insufficiently described for tho purpose of being identified) will be expunged unless the matter so omitted or insufficiently described be supplied to the satisfaction of the Revising Officer, before he shall have completed the revision of such List of -Voters. Also, the names of persons whose claims have not been duly 'deolated before a'Justice of the Peace, •will be expunged. ; ■ ROBT. HART, Revising Officer. Wellington, June'7,lßlo. KEATING'S COUGH LOZENGES. •TTIOII lml fa centurythis well-known remedy for I Tulmonary disorders has auccessfully stood the test of public approval, arid their usefulness has been extended to every clime nnd country of Ihe civilized world. Tliey may be found alike on the gold-fields of Australin,lhe back-woods of America, jn every important place in the East or Westln'dies, and in the palace ofPekin. During Ibis long; period'they'liare withstood the pretensions of numerous inferior rivals, and are now the acknowledged antidote for Coughs, Colds, Asthma, &c Prepared and sold is boxes and tins of various sizes by THOMAS KEATING, Chemist, &c, No.. 70, St. Paul's Church-yard, London, and by all Drucsiats. N.B.— : To prevent spurious "imitations plense to observe-that the words "KEATING'S COUGH LOZENGES" aro engraven on the Government Stamp of each Box, without wliich none are genuine. Sold in Wellington by Messrs. Barraud eeUisliop, Auckland—Mr. Anher Asher. Nelson—Mr. Pritchard. 'June 28,1859. KEATING'S WORM TABLET. - A PURE Vegetable Sweetmeat, both, in appearmice and taste, nnd a most agreeable method of iwlmiuistoring « well-known remedy for Intestinnl or Thread Woims. It is a porfeotly safe and mild' preparation, Especially adapted for Children, being ■aa harmless'in its aotion, as it is prompt nnd certain' in its effects, and maybe taken by the most delicate. ' Prepared by THOMAS KEaTING, Plmrinaceu-' tioifl Chemist, 79, St. Paul's Church-yard, [London; and sold by Druggists in all the principal places in tlid Colonies. . ,■'■ Wellington, by Messrs. Barraud and Bishop, i Nelson, —Mr. Pritchard: ■ June 38,1«&9. KEATING'S PERSIAN INSECT POWDER. TTNRIVALLED in exterminating Mosquitoes, U Flciw, Burs, Flies, Beetles, Cockroaches, and e»try description of insect infesting animals and poultry, protects Clothes. , &c., from motln. ONLY IN.IURIOITS TO INSECT LIFE. See that the name of THOMAS KEATING, TO, St. Paul's Chnrch-ynrd, is on every packet.' Wellington, by Messrs; Barraud and Bishop. Nelson, Mr. Pritchard. Auckland, A. Asher. June 28,1859. MESSRS. SAMUEL ALLSOPP & SONS BnEwnn9, of Biirton-ou-Trent, beg to in form the Merchants and Shippers connected with Hhe Australian Colonies that next seasou they will be in a position to execute orders for their Ales f.o.h. in this country. Messrs. Ai,Lßorr have not hitherto had Ihe nianu - 'featuring faoility to supply the requirements of them markets; but the completion of nn additional Brewery will give them the power to meet the increasing demand for the Ales they brew specially for the Australian Colonies, and thoy rospeotfull.T invite purchasers of the tame. The Brewery, Burton-on-Trent, 16th April, 1859. A MERCHANT in the Produce Trade is dcsi .rous , to get * good Correspondent and " thbroufjh Man of Business to purchase Goods i this Market. Also, to receive Consignments o Goods that.can bo purchased advantageously in , Melbourne. First olass references given and required. Address T. J. L, care of Messrs. Gordon and Gnrch, News Agents, Melbourne. ' 16th June, 1859. £20 REWARD. TAMES HEATH.—Any person giring satisfao%J tory information respecting him will receive from hie father tlie abovo reward. He arrived at Wellington in October, 1856, having a letter of credit on the Union Bank of Australia. Address,—James G. Heath, Bcdnall, near Stafford. .England. June 27,1859. MISS HUNT would bo glad to mai.o arrange' ment9, for either receiving or attonding Pupils, to instruct them in English and French. Applications to be made to her at J. C. CRAWFORD'S Esq. 28th June, 1859. ; FOR PASSENGERS ONLY. <=riL-. IHE Favourite Screw Steamer G. H. Wiiso», CoMJUNDEn, iXtaJaHGo , \Vi'l leave Wellington for Sydney direct on her return from Otago, about 13th July. For passage, apply to SMITH & Co., Agents, Wellington, 38th June, 1819.