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Wellington Independent, Volume XV, Issue 1381, 18 November 1859, Page 2

S-fllcs Jjy ftucttcn. ""CHRISTMAS GIFTS. RICHARDSON & CIIAELTON Have been iristi-ucted by Mr. D, Munn, BY PUB l! c'"'a U C T"I ON, At the Royal Hotel, Napier, On TUESDAY, the 20thJDecemhernext, SIXTEEN TOWN LOTS, situated in that beautiful valley adjacent to tUe Uoyul Hotel. That properly, being section 4.5, formerly the property of Mr. Villiers. Tim will he sold in lots ■with roomy buildings upon each, well adapted for n Store or Temperance Family Hotel, (much wanted iv Nnpior.) one of which 'having a good substantial uric!; oren, ready built, admirably adapted for the purposes of-i yustry baker, who is much required here. Tlie fnet is just beginning to be known that the WEST END, nfter all, is THU end; It is tbo midoubled ceutro from which must radiate the Auckland road and the various lives to the interior. The time nantiot'be for distant wheu the Hydera bad road (Uauc.li road) will form a perfectly level communication between the terminus of the main trunk lines and the " Iron Pot." And at present, the west end affords the best facilities for shipping: wool. Nor should it be' forgotten that this part of j Scindo Island is the only locality where fresh water, abundant and good, can be guaranteed upon sinking , . a; 43 acres of splendid agricultural land, in tlie farfamed Petane Valley. 3. 30 acres of BUSH LAND, in the Oero Bnsh, in 5-ae>e lots. It is situated in the Middle Boad, within 85 miles of Port Napier, being, in fact, the nearest bush iv town, with a good road ell the way. 4: 160 acres in Te Mata, block adjoining- Karanema's reserve. This is a small portion of the finest ■Agricultural Land in tlie Province. For the convenieuee of the small settler it will be sold in lots of FIVE ACRES, with fronta.es to the Middle Kottd. Roads are reserved within the sectiou.and a Reserve laid out for a SCHOOL HOUSE, The whole of these valuable properties are' for positive and unreserved sale ; and the opportunity is one wltich—with property rising so rapidly in Napier—should be-neglected neither by the capitalist nor the working settler. Title—Grant tbom the Crown. Plans of all the Property to be seen at the Royal Hotel, and at the oflices of Messrs. Bethuse & Hunter, and further 'particulars can be obtained either of STUART, KINROSS, & CO., or of DANIEL IIDNN. November 15, 18-^9. "OJE THE UNDERSIGNED, Charles Everhard V l / Suisted, Charles Hartmau, and Frederick Augustus Krull, hereby agree that the partnership between us under the firm of Suisled & Co.) is to be dissolved, as of this date. Dated this 10th day of October, 1839. (Signed) Charles Sbisted, Charles Hamsun , , Fbed. Auo. Kiiull, Witness (Signed) Frederick Martin. 15th November, 1850. CKITERIONT HOTEL. THE -above Family Hotel will be continued as usual, under the management of the undersigned and a reduction iv prices will be made on and after this date. CHARLES SUISTED. 15th November, 1859. ADVERTISEMENT. j PROPRIETORS of Watt's Peninsula, and IJL Cowpastures Farm, Evans , Bay, hereby give notice, that the owners of all Cattle, Horses imd Sheep found trespassing on those properties, after the 20th November inst., will be proceeded against according to law. 15th. November, 1850. [Advertisement.] Mb, Editoh—Please insett copy of tlie following notice that I served on Messrs. Stuart Kinross, and Co., Napier, on the Bth inst., at 8 a.m. Messrs. Stuart, Kinross, & Co., Gentlemen, I Hereby give you notice to cease endeavouring to sell any of my property until ray bills given yon, now running, are dishonored, or until further notice from me. 1 am Gentlemen, Your Obedient Servant, Daniel Musn. TOR SALE. STAR— A PURE SHORT HORNED BULL, bred from imported stock, 3 years old. Winner of the first prize, as the best short horn, anil of the farmer's cup, as the best bull of any breed, at the Auckland omtle show. This beautiful animal is now for-sale, —for price, &c, apply to SMITH & CO. November 14, 1859. THEREBY GIVE NOTICE that the Partnership carried on by me, the undersigned, John Kixo, with A!r. Henry Bunny, as Solicitors, was dissolved on the 2nd day of November, instant, an ; d that I, the said John Kino, will continue the business of Solicitor, Conveyancer, and Notary Public. JOHN KING, Manners-street, November 14th, 18D9. Wellington. NOTICE. t MEETING of the Ratepayers of'the Ohariu t\ District will be holden on Wednesday, November aOth, 1850, at half-past five o'clock, at the house of Mr. France, in the said District, to determine respecting a rate for the purpose of constructing tlie i-ond through the aforesaid District. Signed on behalf of tlie Board of Wardens, CHARLES AUSTIN, Chairman. November Utl), 1859. WANTED, A FEMALE GENERAL SERVANT for Manawatii. Liberal Wages. JACOB JOSEPH & CO Nov. 1,188 ■ Tv SIN ES S PREMISES, WANOANUI. FOR SALE OR TO LET, first-rate Business Premises lately erected in the most ncntrnl part of the thriving setilement of Wnnganni, and immediately facing the River. For particulars apply to Messrs. Cudoeon & Co., Ksiato and Commission A<?onts. Wnngnnui, Nov: 10, 1850. ~ _T_Tnk molTiday. npIlE BANKS will bo closed on FRIDAY, the JL second of December, lM.'i9, instead of Wodnesday,tbe 30th November, St. Andrew's Day. Nov, 17, 18-9.