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Wellington Independent, Volume XV, Issue 1403, 3 February 1860, Page 6

TO LET. A FIVE-ROOMED DWELLING HOUSE on /jL Wellington lerrace. JACOB JOSEPH & CO. Lainbtnn Quay, Nov. 1, 1859. * ~ MR. J. W. BRAGG, ARCHITECT, CIVIL ENGINEER, AND SURVEYOR. PHOTOGRAPHER AND ILLUSTRATOR. FLORENCE LODGE, Willis-street, Wellington. 2nd September, 1859. . NOTICE. SHIP " OLIVER LANG." ' ff>HE Undersigned, having entered into an agree- \ ment with the Owners of the Oliver Lang, to break up and remove the said vessel, hereby gives notice, tbat from this time • 11 parties found trespasing on board will be deemed to be there for an unlawful purpose md will be prosecuted accordingly. HENRY MEEOH. October 25h, 1859. The Northern Assurance Company FOB FIRE AND LIFE ASSURANCE AT HOME AND ABROAD. Established in 1836. — Incorporated hy Act of Parliament. Capital £1,259 760 Sterling. Copies of Prospectus, forms of proposal, and any other information respecting the Company, can be obtained on application to W. WARING TAYLOR, Agent. Herbert Street, Wellington, - 18th August, 1850. TOBACCO. ON BALE, 1O KEGS SHELLARD^S SMALL FIG. JACOB JOSEPH CO November 10, 1859. BONES, BONES, BONES. THE UNDERSIGNED is a Cash purchaser of Bones delivered in his yard, Howe's Lane, Dixoa Street, W. HOWE. 29th Dec, 1859. NOTICE TO IMPORTERS AND SHIPPERS OF WOOL. I^IIE undersigned Imviug rented tne Ordnance Jron Store, adjoining their own premises in Manners-street, are now prepared to Warehouse tiuods at reduced rates, either in their Bonding or Free Warehouses, and can store 2000 tuns of Goods. N.B.—- The approach to their exteusive range of Warehouses, Office, aud Wharf will in future bo from Manners siroet, through tho Ordnance Gates. W. B. JiHODES & CO. Rhode*' Wharf, 2nd January. 1800. VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY FOR SALE. '"B^HE whole of those Extensive Premises, inA eluding a Six-stalled Stable and detached Cottage, consisting of Four Rooms, having a frontage of 122 feet, by a dfpth of SJ3I feet, situated at the junction of the Tinukori and II utt Roads, and now in the occupation of His H^nor the Superintendent. For-further particulars, apply to Messrs. JOHNSTON & PHAKAZYN, ' Or, C. R. CARTER, Builder. August 23rd, 18!>9. PORTABELLO TEA GARDENS. WMANSILL begs leave to invite the Ltdies • and Gentlemen of Wellington and its Vicinity to inspect his stock of Calceolarias, which are now in full flower, they are of the finest description, having been imported last season from one of the best known stocks in England. Those persons who may favour him with a visit will not be disappointed Plants in the autumn, 30s. per dozen in pots. N.B. — A fine supply of Cucumbers on hand. Nov. 24, IbOU. W. BENTHAM, |Mano forte ftuntx an& MUSICAL INSTRUMENT MAKER. BEGS most respectfully to call the attention of the Public to a Splendid Harmonium which he has built since his arrival in Welliugton, and respectfully invites their inspection of the Instrument at his Residence, top ot Cuba street, near Mr. Rolermund's Victoria Hotel. It is a powerful, rich toned Instrument, with all the latest improvements, well adapted for cither sacred or seculai music, and ip well worth £80. : W. B. intends to dispose of the above Instrument along with other articles, by a Lottery of 100 abates, at one pound per share, all prizes and no blanks. Tickets to be had at the Office of this Paper, aud of Mr. Storey's, Clay Poiut, Mr. R>te<mund's, Victoria Hotel,. at Mr. P. Luing's, Lambton Quay, and of W. Bentham. For further particulars see Circulars. Dne notice will be given before tho Drawing takes place. January 10, 1880. FOR SALE~ A FINE TIMBERED SECTION OF LAND No. 41, situated in Grey Town, Wairarapa, containing forty acres, having 10 chainß frontage to the Main line of Road, and remarkable for the depth and richness of ita soil. Also on Sale, two Town Acres, numbers 60 and 88, situated in the same Township. ' For fmtber particulars, apply to MX. J. MARTIV, . Farißh Street. Oth January, 1860.