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Wellington Independent, 6 January 1860, Page 2

£*Ur cijantusc EX " REULLURA," 0! LONDON. QO HHDS. EDINBURGH ALE « w 8 hluls. XXX Ale 20 hhds. Furze's Stout 5 cases Birch Garden Chairs 4 cases Collapsing Arm Chairs 4 cases Belfast, Wellington, Trafalgar, and Essex Chairs 2 cases Tables 2 cases Couches EX " MARGARETHA ROESNER,"@ LONDON. 3 cnp.es Camp Chairs j 1 case Settees and Chairs 1 case Iron Camp Washstands 1 case Drab Tubing for Wells •18 qr. casks Whisky, from the following distill.ries : Islay, Glenlivet, Campbeltown" "Fcrintosh, and Sancel . 263 rases James Ptewart& Co.'s Whisky IHO barrels bottled Ale aud Porter, quans 50 " " pints 100 '• Bridge's Porter, quarts aud pints 20 hhds. London Stout 10 '" XXX Ale 5 cases Milroy's Saddlery l'-J barrels Pearl Barley 10 barrel's and 1 case Oatmeal EX " MINERVA," @ LONDON. ■ C trunks Regatta Shirts, Men's and Boy's, 1 trunk Belts and Braces. - --1 tvunk Ladies' Clothing 2 trunks Reefing Jackets 5 trunks Tweed and otber Clothing 1 case India Rubber' Palls, and other poods ■ STUART. KINROSS. & Co. Wellington, 14th July, 1859. r T~*«HE Undersigned are Cash Purchasers of i. Wool or other Produce, ard will advance on Consignments to their Correspondents in Loudon Liverpool, or the Colonies. W. B. RHODES & Co. 27th November. 1868. ""B^llE Undersigned i 3 a Cash Buyer of Wool 9 or will mane liberal advances on t\-o nme consigned to his correspondents in London, Messrs James Barber & Co. J. H. Wallace 4th Decemoer, 1858. „_,, Wool. _:.- THR Undersigned are Cash Buyers ol Wool, or will make general advances on the na ne consigned to their Corresuondents in London or the Colonies. JACOB JOSEPH * ru Wellington, January T5, 185». _______ Notice. HAIL AND ALDERSON, Hyde Park Store ift4, Elizabeth-street, Sydney. Importers and Manufacturers of all descriptions of Leather and Grindery, Saddlery, Harness, Boots Shoes, &c. &c. &c. All Orders from Town or Country, punctually attended to. Sydney. 20th September 1859 . JUST ARRIVED PER "HASTINGS," (and on sale.) Of* HHDS. BASS'S No. }3 ALE " 1V 40 hhds. Porter 10 « Ale 20 " Stout 9000 Countess Slates 11,000 Viscountess do. 8 casks Earthenware 4 cases Leather 9 packages Oils and Paints , assorted W. B. RHODES & CO. Rhodes? Wharf, - 23rd September, 1859. EX " COUNTESS OF FIFE." _100 V 0Z ' GINGEB WINE **"" 240 " Bottled Stout, quarts 160 «« " pints 16 cases assorted Drapery 2 " Candied Peel W. & G. TURNBULL & CO. Wellington, 30th September, 1859. EX " CHRISTOPHER NEWTON." STATION WOOL PRESSES Hand Flour Mills, with Dressing Apparatus CbafF Machines Portable Forges Iron Harrows Hay Rakes and Forks Wire Netting, and a general assortment of Ironmongery The attention of Wool growers is invited to the Station Iron Screw Wool Press, which will be found to combine great utility with compactness, portability and cheapness, and will doubtless soon supersede the clumsy and dangerous Lever Press now in use. GEORGE MOORE, Lambton-quay aud Farlsh-stree^. 21st November, 1859. FRUITS! FRUITS!! FRUITS!!! •"pHE UNDERSIGNED embraces this opportuI nity of thanking the public for their very liberal support since she has commenced business, n_d begs to state that encouraged by their patronage arrangements have been made with the steamers and other ships, to have a continued Bupply of the choicest Fruits procurable for the Wellington Market. Fresh Butter, Eggs, Sec, always on hand. MRS. SANCTO. Lambton-quay, November 21, 1859. PORTOBELLA TEA GARDENS, WILLIS-STREET, SOUTH, TB ' ABO. WILLIAM MANSELL, Nurseryman, begs very respectfully to inform the Inhabitants of Wellington and its vicinity, that lie has laid out the above Gardens regardless of expense, and they are now open as a place of recreation and amusement. .The Grounds command a splendid View of the Bay, and Visitors may tely upon every attention being Bhown them. Tea, Curds and Whey, fre. Willis-street Nursery, November Ist, 1859. NEW MILLINERY & DRESS MAKING ESTABLISHMENT. 0. AND L. HARRIS, LATE OV REGENT SIBEET, -OS-OH. BEG to acquaint the Ladies' and the Public of Wellington, that they have opened an Emporium in V» illis Street, where they respectfully solicit a passing visit. Having a very choioe and select assortment of the Newest Fashions the Misses Harris are prepared to complete auy Oiders they may be favoured with iv the most finished style. Wedding Outfits and Bajl Dreßses made on tbe shortest notice. Ladies' Ridin/y Habits in the Newest Style of Fasbiou. *> graceful fit warranted. An early inspection reopestfully requested. Willis Street, 21st November, 1889.