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Wellington Independent, Volume XV, Issue 1396, 13 January 1860, Page 2

DRAPERY GOODS NEWEST STYLES AND FABRICS, at J. N. GRAHAMS, , " , . MolesAvortli-street. Observe ! — Next door to Mr. Sutherland, Chrocer. January 10, 1860.

itU srclUneoujs, on sale At Much Reduced Rates. ■ O A HALF-OHKSTS of finest Congou Tea ***■ Enjiliah Loaf Sugar from 6£d. to 7d. a lb. English Hams fiom Is. Id. to is. 4d. a lb. Colonial Hams and Bacon, from 7d. to 9d. a lb. Coarse and fine Scotch Outmenl, @ 3d. to 3 id. a lb., in parcels not less than '28 lbs. Dried Fruits to" numerous to mention. Every Article Warrauieh. ALSO, 15 ca*ks Bottled Ale and Porter 3 half-tierces and 0 kegsof Shell aid's Tobacco 20 doz. American liuckets, at 2s. -id. each 85 nests of Tubs, at 26a. a nest, or from la. Cd. • -upwards' China an.l Earthenware a* required, from above 100 assorted crates, at greatly reduced rates D. ANDERSON. 10th January , 1 800. • '•' , — . . Commissariat Offiu, Wellington, 10th January, 1860. NOTICE is Hereby Given, that Sealed Tendebs, (in duplicate,) w'.il be received at this Office UHtil noon of Satmvay, the 14th instant, I from ] ersons willing to contract for furnishing Transport to the Commissariat nt Wellington for the j twelve calendar mouths from Ist April next, to 31st j March, 18C1, viz.,— Water Conveyance between Wellington and Wanganui, and Wellington and Napier. The Terms and Conditions of the Contraot will be the same as those published in the '• Wellington Independent," Newspaper, of the 23rd December, 1859, aud auy further information that may be required, with Forms of Tender, will be supplied on application being made at this office. A. F. ADAMS, . -». A. : C. O. WELLINGTON DANCING ACADEMY, AND PRIVATE ASSEMBLY ROOMS. MR. LEWIS begs to inform his numerous Friends, Pupils, nnd the Public in general, that he intends celebrating the opening of his New Rooms with a Gband Bali, on Mfonday, January 16th, 1880. Tickets, to admit a Lady and Gentleman, 10s. 6d. each, Refreshments included. To be had at the Academy. January 10, JBOO. "COMMERCIAL HOTEL," LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON, NEW ZEALAND. pvfoate ®pavtmcnt& for jFamtftes, WITH FIRST CLASS ACCOMMODATION. Wines and Spirits of the best Description* \ AN ORDINARY DAILY AT 1 O'CLOCK. William Miller, Proprietor. Jnnnory 1 0, 1800. \ PUBLIC MEETING of the Members of the Church of England in the District of St. Paul's, will be held in the Thorndon School Room o;» Tuebday evening, the 17th inst., at half-past 7 o'clock, for the purpose of considering the steps to ba taken for the formation of that District into a Parish. W. M. BANNATYNE, Curator, St. Paul's. Wellington, Jan. 13, 1859. NAPIER. H. R. HOLDER, SADDLKR AND HARNESS MAKER, BEGS to inform the inhabitants of Fapier aud its Viciuiiy, that he purposes commencing business as a Saddler, and trusts by punctuality and moderate charges, combined with neatness and durability to secure a portion of their patronage. j alst November, 1859. TO ARRIVE PER " WILD DUCK," 1© CASES Coleman's No. 1 Starch 4 " " Thumb Blue, half oz. 8 *' super. Mustard, in 1 lb, and \ lb. 4 •• « " 7 and 4 lbs. tins 1 " Red Herrings, in this, (Gillons) ) 2 " Coffin Furniture ] 10 barrels Pearl Barley 10 " Scotch Oatmeal fcO " Flour, (English Kiln dried) AND PER " ROBERT SMALL." 200 boxes Neva Stearine Candles, (full weight) 15 barrels Currants, (new fruit) 1 case Jews' Harps, assorted 1 " Copemau's Parisian Coffee, in 1 lb. tins JOHNSTON & CO. Wellington, 10th January, 1860. HUTT MAILS. Post Office, Wellington, January 2nd, 1860. SEALED TENDERS will be received at this Office until the 28th February, from persons desirous of contracting for the fallowing Services, for a period of twelve months, from the Ist April next. 1. For the Conveyance of a Daily Mail between Wellington and the Hutt. To leave the Hutt at 9 a.m., and Wellington at 3 p.m. 2. For the Conveyance of a Mail twice a week between tho Lower and Upper Hutt, to leave the Post Office at the former place every Wednesday and Saturday at 6 p.m., and the house of Mr, P. Wilkie, at the latter plaoo, every Monduy and Thursday at 0, a.m. The above Services can be tendered for together or separately. The Contractor will be required to provide security for the due performance of his agreement. Tenders should sia'e the mode of Conveyance, nnd the rate for the full period of the Contract. JOHN F. HOGGAHD, » Postmaster. HUTT RACES. "-■pirlF, HUTT RACF.S will take place at the 1 Hutt Race Course, on the 15th and 10th of March, 1860, Further particulars will appear shortly. ROBERT JILLETT. January 10, 1859.

£aUs bo auction EXTENSIVE LAND SALE. THURSDAY, JANUARY 19, 18G0. MR. J, H. W~A LIACE'S EXTENSIVE LAND SALE Will take place ON THURSDAY, JANUARY 19, 1860 At One o'clock precisely, |~)AR'MRS wishing to avail themselves of this, L favourable oppoituniiy for disposing of Properties, will oblige by forwarding instructions as. soon ns possible. Land and I' state Office, December 2b, 1859. „ •> . . TUURSBAY, 19th JANUARY, 1860 MR. J. EL WALLACE • ; ' Is instructed tor Solly BY PUBLIC AUCTION. At the Land Mart, Lamblim Quay, ON THURSDAY, JANUARY 19th, At ONE o'clock precisely, Valuable Town Acre 410, Oriental Terrace, with Frnmework of House and Sundry Improvements. Terms^very Liberal. Particulars .to be had of i the Auctioneer*. ....^ Land and Estate 5 Office, January 10, 18GU AUCTION SALE. SEC IP "OLIVER LANa." MESSRS. SMI T H & ..0 .0,, Will Sell by direction of the Owners of the Condemned Ship " Oliver Lang, 1350 tons, v ' (now being broken up,) ON WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 25, At Messrs. Wm. Bowler, Son, $ Co.'s 'Picmisei, npHE portion of the Vessel, &c, &c,tliat "■■ will be landed up to aay of Sale. Further particular will be duly'aunouuced. TKKMS LIBER AX. 13th January, 18G0. LAND SALE. MESSRS. BETHUNE & HUNTER WILL SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION At the Exchange, ON THURSDAY, 9th FEB., 1860, At 2 o'clock, In addition to the Town and Country Land already advertised, AELOCK OP LAND numbered Bfi. in the Eangitikei District, containing 1041 acres of the finest and richest land in this celebrated District, belonging to Mr. Peter Laing, and justly j considered one of the most valuable properties in I the neighbourhood of Wellington. TBKMS VBltl LIBERAL. Exchauge Buildings, 10th January, 1860. i PUBLIC SALE. ! MESSRS. BETHUNE & HUNTER WILL SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the Exchange, ON FRIDAY, 20xh JANUARY, 1860, At half.past One o'clock, By Order of R. R. Strako, Esq., Kegistrar of Intestate Estates, ON account of the Estate of Dr. Buck, late of the Hutt, 3 BALES OF WOOL On account of the Estate of Captaim H. F. Mat, late of the ship •• Hastings," Sundry Wearing Apparel, Chronometer, Sextant, Quadrant, Telescope, Microscope, valuable collection of Charts and Nautical Bo»ks, &c. On account of the Estate of E. W. Auld, Esq., late of Matalkona, Sundry Wearing Apparel, Bidding, Saddle, and other Effects Oa ac«ount ot the.Estate of the Rev, — Costabadibj late of Wellington, Sundry Wearing Apparel, &,c. Exchange Buildings, 13th January, 1800. PUBLIC SALE. MEsans. BETHUNE & HUNTER WILL SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the Exchange, ON FRIDAY, 20th JANUARY, 1860, At half past One o'clock, Pievions to their Sale of Sttudrias on account of the Registrar of Intestate Estates, For the Benefit of whom it may Concern, 13 KEGS NAILS, more or less damaged 1 box Starch " " Exchange Buildings, 1 3th January, 1800. THURSDAY, JANUARY 19, 1860. 600 Acres of the most fertile Land in Wairarapa. MR. J. H.~WALLACE !• instructed to Sell by Publio Auction, On THURSDAY, JANUARY 19, 1860 At the Land Mart, Lembton Quay, At 1 o'clock precisely, 400 ACRES of the most Valuable Agricultural Land in Wairarapa, judiciously selected by Mr. Robert B>ade, being blocks No. 414 to 423 having i a frontage to the main road through Beatheraton of ! fiOOO links, by a road frontage of 8000 links, adjoining the properties of Messrs. Tucker and Spearink. ALSO, 200 ACHES of the most Valuable Agriculiural Bush Land in Wairarnpa, most judiciously selected by Mr. Sharley, adjoining the property of Mr. Arthur Hayward, having a frontage to the TauheriJ.ikau River of 5400 links by a depth of about 4000 links. These exceedingly valuable properties are well worthy the attention of Settlers. Tebms Liberal. Land and Estate Office, 12th January, iB6O.