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Wellington Independent, Volume XV, Issue 1369, 4 October 1859, Page 2

Jewelry! Jewelry i Jewelry! KLAzARUS begs to 'inform the Inhabitants of Wellington that he has a . large consignment of Jettelryof every description, selected especially for 'Port Cooper, htft in consequence of some few days elapsing before ho olin depttrt in the return Mail Steamer, he intends offering them at prices'that frill surprise ■any poison who may favor him With a visit. Observe—Every Article warranted-, if not equal to werraniry> will be ttiken back, and the money retlirne'l. _ X L. likewise begs to intimate that should sulficieut inducement offer, he'wifl open a few cases of Drapery and Clothing, also selected for Port' Cooper, of a very superior description, for Ladies and Gentlemen. K.Ti. begs to ohserve that his' business motto is the smallest remunerative profit to ensure quick returns. Observe—No common or inferior Goods will be offered iv the above soloction. The sDiall remaining Stock on hand already offered, will be sold as Bargains only, commencing on Saturday evening, at 6 o'clock. On Monday, Oct. 3rd, will ootamence the , (3-reat Jewelry, iDrapery, and Clothing Sale. -Bear in tnind the address—X. LAZARUS, three doors from the : Uuion Dank/ Willis street. September3o, IBS 9. ; MATTKESS.E&! MATTRESSES! •MATTRESSES-! ON Sale at MATTRESS MANUFACTORY-, Clay Point, Wellington. A Ijarge Assorimerit of Superior Mattresses in Flax and Horsehafr •Pillows, Bolsters, Palliasses, Cotiches and Stretchers, &c, &c, &c. All Mattresses from this Establishment warrantee perfectly dry a'ud 'fit for, immediate use. Orders from aiiy part of the Colony promptly attended to. SeptemberSO, 1859.

Sal'fcjs ijj SuctionUNRESERVED SALE OF ■f , URNI -1 U R\B, UKD, &c. •D UNCA N 1 & S V ENNELIL ' Have received instructions FROM MR. ROBERT WALLACE' TO SKI/L BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At his Residence, flfolesworth street, -At-an early date, of which due notice given^ THE 'whole of bi3 VALUABLE FURNITURE consisting of ftook Case, Secretaire, Chests of Drawers, Hair Seated Sofas and Chairs, Dining and Dressing Tables, Bedsteads, Chimney and Dressing' Glasses, Carpeting and Carpets, Crockery, Glass, and Kitchen Uieilsils, a 'new Baker's Patent Mangle, &c, \c, &c. ALSO, ' 250 acres Land ot Rimgitikei ' Cnstora Housestreet, l'Cih September, ]859. TO ARRIVE PER "HASTINGS; , '(daily expected.) OfW'HIiDS. BASS'S No/3 ALE OVF 40 hhds. Porter 10 " Ale 20 " Stont ■•'OOOO Countess Slates 11,000 Viscountess do. ' 8 casks Earthenware '4 cases Leather 9 packages Oils and Paints n-ssorted W. B. BHODES & CO. 'Ehodes , Wharf, 23rd September, 1859. TOR SALE. A THOROUGH-BRED ENTIRE, 1 iswg' three years old. Sire, Gluiicils —out of a mare got hy'Riildlesworth, and bred by Mr. James Brown, 'Upper Hiitt. If not disposed of before the next Hutt Market Day, will be sold by public aiictidn. For further pariicularo apply to JAMB'S BROWN, Upper Hutt. 'Sept-. 20, 1859. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. A SPECIAL SERVICE will be held in the -above Church, Kumuroto, on Wednesday Evening next, Ocrober sth, to recognise the settlement of the Hey. H. W. Scott as l'astor. ■I he Revs. Messrs. IiVLLEit, Kirton, Woodward, Mbiß.'and Smith, have engiiged to be present, and 'to assist on' the occasion. Worship to commence at half.-paU Sid o'clock. r Sept. 30j 1809. M : R. li. CURRY, (IATE OF THE OSTH BEGIMENT,) TEACHER OF MUSIC, ■Willis Sttetl, Tc Afo. N.B.—Lessons on the Flute, Cornet, French and Sax-Horns, and Violoncello given, on the most 'reasonable terms. All descriptions 01 Muaic Copied anil Arranged. Sept. 30,1859. EDUCATIONAL -SOME. MRS. nyCROFT begs to acquaint her friends mid the public generally, that alie t.RH Vacancies for two Boarders, and ft few day pupils. The usual branches of a'sound English education, with Freiich, Music, Singing, an& Drawing, will be strictly enforced, and every care taken to combine the com/orts of home, consistent with the daily educational routine. Boarders. 00 guineas per annum, no extras Day Pupils. 1 guinea and it half per quarter N.B.—Bonrders ore requested to bring a Tablespoon, sCnife and Fork, and Six Towels. WRthiug 1 guinea per quarter. The Hutt, uear Bridge, Sept. 23, 1809. £2 10s. REWARD. LOST, STOLEN, OR STRAYED, A MOUSE COLORED MARE, aged, white dtor on forehead, nnd branded F on near ; shoiildci; has a snnd crack 'oh one of hind feet. Whoever will give nny information as to the whereabemts of said marc, will receive the above reward on application to the undersigned. . R. J. DEIGHTON. Peikakariii liin, West Coast. Sept. 20, 1860.