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Wellington Independent, Volume XV, Issue 1396, 13 January 1860, Page 6

SHIP " OLIVER LANG." PRELIMINARY NOTICE. MESSRS. SMITH &.C0.,. Are instructed by the Proprietors of the above Vessel, (who have contracted with Mr. Henry ' ' Meech to carefully break up this ship,) TO SEIX- ' : BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At an early date, of which due notice will be given, THE FOLLOWING VALUABLE ITEMS ■ viz. ;-t- .'..■- ■ FITTINGS OF SALOON, comprising Maple, Rosewood, Satin, and Figured Oak Wood Doors and. Panels 14 Large Water Tanks, admirably adapted for ; Dipping Sheep, averaging 16 feet in length, 9 feet wide, and 4£ feet deep. The attention of flock-. .., masters in particular is called to this lot. Deck Planks, yellow Dpals, free from knots, and/ seasoned, and is well adapted for House Building. . and Cabinet Work; the sizes range"' from 6x4 to' 8-4, in various lengths. ''"'". ■ ; To parlies contemplaling Building Wharves, the Muntze Metal being almost new, will prove of great service in .protecting piles. The Planking inside and out will consist of 5x8,' 6x10, and 6xlo Deals of long lengths. .-..-.■•' . :, .-<.-• There will also be' offerei'rjPigj ito\i, Oonls, &c, <>.; and supdry other articles too numerous to detail in an advertisement. ... - THE TERMS WILL BE LIBERAL. Wellington, No v,. 1,1859. ,- : ■ ] ' ; „:..... WANTED, y-\ .; ' A . HOUSEMAID. . None will, be engaged who ' • ZjL cannot be well recommended. Apply in the morning, between 9 and. l 2 o'clock, to : • MRS. CARTER, ' Union Bank. . Wellington, January 6, 1860. "me. ijohn knowles, ';' S&UXkt-QOltt &t< t WELLINGTON, NEW ZEALAND. Jauuary 6, 1860. „.-.. EX " COUNTESS OF FIFE ." ' A Af HHDS. BASS'S No. 3 ALE i;; U 80 doz. BotttedAle. 120 » \ » . Porter . ( - -71 cases Oilmen's. Stores (Coward's) 6 cases assorted Saddlery • • v . : '••■■'l< 8 trunks Boots and Shoes - ' ' : ' 1 case Printed Books " . •-• -i W. B, RHODES & CO; i Rhodes' Wharf, I3Brd September, 1850. i,- , . EDMUND JUPP ; respectfully informs the Inhabitants of the Hutt, that on the 9th | instant, he proposes to open a Day .School for popular Instruction. 6th January, 18,00. - „ . ,• . , ■; N OTICE,. , ; ■'",_, ..\\,[ ( THE NATIVES of theEe ißjands requests to be put in communiqation with the highest bidder , from the Merchants of Wellington for Whale and , , | Blackish Oil,. Bone,'&c. ..; .. . _ ,'; They haye now started four. Whaling Stations.. pf . shore parties at Okawa, Kaingaroa, Materakau," Owenga ; and along with offers and. conditions for ; ' purchase, will be glad ' to receive, ahy__oiseful 'suggestions to assist the"m in '. establiihitig a largo '* Fishery on those Islands. » ; ! : - ---- ; ; '•• A. W. SHAND, R,M. ff ,i Kaingaroa, Chatham Islands, : •: . , 10th July, 1859. - :.•■..•;= : ■ ,- . ,;! FREDERICK J. SMI^HCO^V 84 CEEMENT STRS^T, BiRMi.NaHAM, T , 'EVaLAND, ' •'' " MANUFACTURERS AND EXPORT 1 IRONMONGERS, : J Q UPPLY at Manofactu'rers' Prices overy descrip. ;v Otion of Ironmongery, Bedsteads, Earthenware,' Glassware, Cutlery, Boots aiid Shoes, Plated and" Papier M&ohe Goodd; Watches, Jewellery, &c. December 27, 1859. ; -.-..• TATJHERIN IKAU STORE, WAJRABAPA, NEAR THE FERRY. THE undersigned begar to acquaint the Inhabitants of the Wairftrapa Valley that -he has re-opened the above Store, and having plaoed it under efficient management, respectfully solicits a share of public support. The following branches of business will be carried on, viz. :— Ironmongery, Grocery, Drapery Oil and Color Trade, &c • THOMAS MILLS, General Storekeeper. The Hutt, ' • '■ Nov. 29, 1859. ■ • '• ■ N.B. — Wool, Hides, Sheep Skins, and Tallow taken in exchange* TO BE SOLD. ~ " . ■' HPHOSE Desirable Bnshiess Premises, situate X at the corner of Ghuznee & Tarauaki Streets, being in one of the, most, improving jparts pf. tho : Town. . There is a frontage of- 90; feet to Ghujsnee Street, and 60 feet to T.ar^naki Street, th.ehouse'is newly built, contains seven rooms, the wlidla of them are lined and papered, and finished in first-rate ' style. To small capitalists tho^ : present affords an excellent opportunity for investment.' For cards to view and further particulars, apply W ' ' : . SMITH FURNESS, • ' Builder, "Ghuznee-Street. 17th August, 1859. .. . ON SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED, A QUANTITY of Maize, Oats, Barley, Sharps and Bran. | I, [PLIMMER & SONS; Plunmer's Wharf, „ ; June 10, 1859. ' FOR LONDON, Warranted the First Skip of the Season, —TiU^ nnfHE flue fast-sailiug A 1 ship flfc mßk JL "HAS TI N Q S," JM mms&' 095 tons register, Chakles Cowie, Commander,. This splendid veesel has. commenced loading, and the greater portion of her cargo being-engaged, she will positively sail early in January, iB6O. Cargo will be taken on board whenever }t is sent alongside, and freight of any description addressed to the oare of the undersigned for shipment, will be received and stored free of charge, and put on board on moderate terms. 'If possible, wool from ooasting vessels will always be transhipped at once, and no expense incurred. Wool will be taken impressed at the low freight of one half-penny per pound' (|d.), and other articles on equally reasonable tdrms. This ship has most excellent accommodations for a limited number of cabin, second cabin, mill steerage passengers, Plqus of her Cnbinn may bo seen, p.nd further par tietil ars lesi.-eothig nurs of Km»lit, Passage niuney &0., obiaii.cd l>y uppHiug to LEVIN & CO., JOHNSTON & CO., Or BETHUNE & HUNTFR Exchange Buildings, 2-ith November, 1850.