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

"-■' ' WANTED, , TWO FHMALE S E RV4 N T S.— < App'y to ! T. MASON, Taita, Hntt.; jjJanuary 13, ,1860. , • : ' OiVfSALE by THE UNDERSIGNED The cargo of " Emily Allison" Lang ley, } @. Sydney. «A BOXES~CONGOU TEA 5 half chests do. do. 4 tons bright Counter Mauritius 10 tons Chilian Flour , 6 barrels } Youn B er ' s Edinbro' Ale 12 cases Chairs, consisting of Wood and Can* Seat, Oak and Walnut Office Chairs, Dining Chairs, &c, &c; t Easy Chairs, leather covered '■_ 8 trunks Watertight Boots 2 " Boys' BlUckers 1 " Ladies' Cordovan 1 " •• Cloth 2 " Girls' 1 " Men's Bluchers ■ j 6 casks Liquid Blacking | 2000 Palings 500 Posts and Rails ! 20,000 Laths ( : ' I 0 Carts ' 1 Wood Cart 1 Dray 1 Spring do. 60 Doors, assorted 6 cases Window Sashes 3 qr.. casks M'Nab's Scotch Whisky 24 tons A.A. Company's Coals ALSO, 7 very useful Mares and Geldings, broken to saddle and harness. DUNCAN & VENNELL. Custom House street, January 13, 1860. TO LET, ON THE KARORI ROAD, about fifteen miuutes walk from Town a two roomed Cottage, Apply to W. SCOTT, At Johnston & Co.'s Store. 6th January, 1860. Anniversary Fete. GRAND DAY AND NIGHT FETE Monday, 23/ d? January, 1860. PORTQBELLA TEA GARDENS. ;\ RKMINIBCENBES Of VaUXHALL. FETE CHAMPEfRB, Quadrille Band Every Sour. MR. JOHN HALL has the honor to announce to the inhabitants of Wellington and the surroanding districts, that he has entered into arrangements with Mr. MANSELL for the use of his beautiful Gardens, and intends giving a Day and Night Fete, on a scale hitherto uuattempted in Wellington. Full particulars, and Programmes in next issue. 12th January, 1800. <; 1860. Anniversary Pete. 4 PRELIMINARY MEETING will be held at IX the " Coach and Horses Hotel," on Saturday next, at 8 o'clock in the Evening precisely, for the purpose of making arrangements to carry out the Aquatio Sports, &o. 12th January, 1860. OPEN AIR SERVICE. THE REV. H. W. SCOTT, will Preach A {weather permitting) on the open ground, at the end of Dixon Street, Te Aro, at 8 o'clock, on Sunday next, Tanuary 15th 1860.' 12th January, iB6O. TOR WANGANUI, CALLING AT PICTON. *&&vk THE Screw Steamer Jll|l^ - 1 - " WONGA WONG A," MnMgMe Captain Rennek, will leave for WonmSßßmr ganui, calling at Picton, on or about Monday next, the ICth iustont. NOTICE. — No Goods will be received on board without the Shipping Notes being first signed by the Agents. FREIGHT PAYABLE HEItE BY THE SHIPPERS. For freight or passage, apply to DUNOAN & VENNELL, Agents. 18th Januaty, 1860. ~, SHIP "HASTINGS." ==r~L-* A LL Accounts or Claims of »ny 4j^^^v -£j*- description against the ship /a|BSWC^- " Hastings," must be sent in to the Undersigned on or before Tuesday, the 24th January, 1860. . BETHUNE & HUNTER. Exchange Buildings, lath January, 1860. SHIP » HASTINGS." "^Tj&rik HMHIS splendid Vessel, having up« 4fe i*isl§Nv wards of 1000 bales of Wool _/Q gUgffi^ on board, and the remainder of her MlaS£ajjjgay cargo being engaged, will positively | sail about the 25th January, iB6O. BETHUNE & HUNTER. Exchange* Buildings, January 13, 1860. FOR NAPIER AND AUCKLAND. /jjpCf&fy "WHITE SWAN," //rfk iflfrv | w '" sa l *"°r the above ports on <£3f*§&£q£ SATURDAY EVENING, the (^^^g^j^gg^ 14th inst., at b o'clock. For Freight or passage, apply at THE OFFICE, Swinbourue's Wharf. January 13, 1860. FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER. _j--TL_ r j, |~^HB fine fast-sailing schooner jK#VjK JL "ACADIAN," 42 tons re S ister > Gvpt" Scoones, {s well found, and ready to proj|&y||j|s|g|B; ceed to sea, on the shortest notioe. PLIMMER & SON 3, Noah's Ark. . January 13, 1860. SHIP "MERMAI D," 2,100 TONS, CAPTAIN JAMES WHITE. ~tr~fc~-+ r | HIS Splendid Vessel, being J v^Dmv^ guaranteed a full Cargo a^ /P /fSl^v Canterbury will not return to this //I i?s™Pi^a»' I'ort, hut proceeds from Lyttelton SSI ffSffimn to London direct ON 3bd FRBRUARY. Passengers and Cargo from this will be forwarded by the I. C. R. M. Co.'s Steamer on Ist proximo. For rates of Passage money &c, apply to W. & G. TURNBULL & CO. i 12th January, 1860.