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Wellington Independent, Volume XV, Issue 1406, 17 February 1860, Page 1

NOTICE. • IMPORTANT TO ADVERTISERS. TffE " Weilittotow Independent " has the greatest circulation of any Newspaper yet published in New Zealand ; its subscribers being located in all the most important Districts of the 'colony. It is also extensively circulated tn New South Wale*, Bovih and Western Australia, Van Diemtns land, Cape of Good Hope, and in the JTother-cmmtry. Advertisers, therefore, in making me of the columns *f the " Ihdbpehdbnt,'' may fiel certain that the •greatest publicily will he given to the goods, wares, &»,', offered /or sale, and that ■advertisers will ultimately reap benefits in proportion to the manner in which they teeep their names in fore the public. ' The Price of Advertisement in the " Wklitng • row Tnj>bkbi*dkkt" is — Threepence « Ltnejor the First Insertion of all Advertisements, and One Penny a Line for every subsequent Insertion. Advertisements will he continued, nnd obabobb until counter ordered; such Orders must he sent to this Office Oica Da* lefore Publication, and must he in Wbitiito. Advertisements to be left at the Twdbvbndknt OvncE, Lambton Quay, hefo/e 10 o'Olock on Moret&aytmd Thursday Evenings* Agents for the "Wellington Independent." TT|. T ELLINOTON — M«flsrs. William Lyon, y\ 3. Sutherland and James Wallace. BWer Hntt— Mt. T. Mills Upper Hutt— Mr. P. Wilkie. Wangauui — Messrs. Taylor & Watt. Taranaki — Mt. E . Dorset. Auckland — Messrs. Williamson & W lson. Nelson— Mr. Elliott. Tort Cooper — Noble Campbell & Co. Otago — Mr. s«nies Brown, All Orders «nd Advertisements, left in charge of or Affents, are t«q««A«d to bo forwarded without «lar for completion. STEAM TO NAPIER AND AUCKLAND. THE s. s. « WHITE SWAN," 4Mb** TWJIUL Sail for the above ports on rnjfK. \\ er about the Ist and 14th of Jlll|g .every month. Freight as per agree - -^«*»~ : , Jt DRANSFIELD, Agent. Notice.— Nt) Goods will be received on Board «mess the Shipping Notes are signed by the Agent. January 17, 1860. STEAM TO NAPIER AND AUCKLAND. 4bk — rriHE Screw Steamer NJm. 1 WHITE SWAN, flHtfre Will leave for the above ports on the evening: of Tuesday next, the 14th anst For Fieight-or Passage, apply to 3. DEANSFIELD, Agent. Hotice. — No Goods will be received on board unless the shipping notet. ate signed by the Agent. Februarys, 1860. QUEEN CHARLOTTE'S SOUND. r r i HE s. s. rHjjS. I " WONGA WONGA," M^Wjlyg Captain Renneb, will in future call &t Waitobi on her way to Wauganui; commencing on -or about 19th September. Fares Cabin — £1 15 Steerage 1 5 Freight 25 per ton " Sheep 2 per head DUNCAN & VENNELL, f Agents. sth September, 1859. WOOL SHIP FOR LONDON DIRECT. •cr-jpa T^H^* "Plendid fast-sailing British 4s£ra&, X tmilt Clipper Barque ffilwnf?*' "SN ARE SR ROOK," W9HV A 1 at Lloyds, 459 tons register, 700 t«ns burthen, will commence to load with Wool at Kapler, after discharging: her inward cargo. She will return to Wellington to fill up in January and having a large portion of her cargo engaged, Hill meet with quick despatch. For freight or passage, having superior accommodation for firat class passengers, apply to Messrs. Wm. BOWLER, SON, & CO., Wellington, Or to STUART, KINROSS, & CO., Wellington and Napier. 13th September, 1859. FOR LONDON DIRECT. Being a Chartered Ship. sssriL;* r T'* H E remarkably fine Clipper jJPBjy "BE'LBO UR N E," David Dickie, Commander, is now ready to recftive cargo, and will sail for the above port (.having the greater portion of her cargo already engaged) and guaranteed to leave about the 20th January. Shippers of wool will fiud this a most desirable opportunity, as she will be the first direct vessel which will leave the port. Has splendid accommodation for passengers. For Freight or Passage, apply to the Captain on hoard, er to SMITH & CO. Wellington, 22nd November, 1859. FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER. — jLj I"* HE fine fast-sailing schooner 42 tons register, Capt/scoones, J[xeZmjfim&& is well found, and ready to proyHH^^a^M ceed t0 Bea on the shortest notice. PLIJfMER & SONS, Noah's Ark. January 13, 1860.