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Wellington Independent, Volume XV, Issue 1407, 21 February 1860, Page 4

•TIHTS Undersigned having purchased the Steam S Saw Mill built liy Mabey and Morgan at tha Upper Hutt, and having finished and got it in fill, work, will be open to supply parties with Totaral of all sizes, either for Building purposes or Bbippin°\ Builders, Merchants, and others wanting supplies, will do well to come and look at the sanl* pie at Plimmer's Wharf, PLIMMER & SONS. __ Feb. 4, 1850. "livery" and bait stables, nag's head inn, Cnba-Slreet, Te Aro. WILLIAM ARNELL, T3EGS to inform his Friends and the Public in I P general that he has taken the above eommo- , dious Stables, which are now replete with every | convenience, and he beps to assnre nil, who may honor him with their patronage nnd enpport, that the sventest care nnd attention will be bestowed on fill Horses under bis charge. Hay, Straw, nnd Fodder of all sorts constantly on hnnd. Medical attendance provided for Sick Horses. N.B. — Horses bought and sold on CommisßioP* Horses for Hire hy the Day ot Week. 25th February, 1859. HOUSE AND LAND FOR fcALE. rpHAT large and commodious Dwelling erected I last, year by Mr. Thomas Jeffares, situated ia VTajoribankg street, Te Aro Flat, and built ot the \( slmaterials It contains seven rooms and kitchen, out-houses, kc, &c, and stands on half an acre of ground. It was built expressly for the builder's own \M~ t and has consequently been put up with unusual jood enre. The land is well fenced in. For a large family, or private lodging home, a mo?e suitable building could not be procured, aad tl'a view excels nny in Wellington. TERMS LIBERAX. Apply on the premises, or to |TE ARO HOTEL FOR SALE. Jjate in the occupation of Mr. M'Donotigk I^HIS well-known and commodious Honse, commanding one of the best businesses in Wellington, will be disposed of privately. It eon. tains besides a numerous suite of Apartments, a Skittxe Alley, Extensive Cellarage, excei* "kt Stable and Garden. There is also abundance of ground on which to erect other buildings, with good frontage to Willis and Dixon streets. TEBMS LIBERAL Apply to. Mr. Samuel Gawith, or STUART, KINROSS, & CO. June 20, 1859. RANGITIKEI. TO BE LET OR SOLD, ''g THE Estate known as "Inverhoe, in the Ban R gitikei district, consisting of about 350 acres willi House nnd Farm Buildings. The Property is situated on the bank of the River, and about four miles from the Ferry. Immediate possession may be had. For further particulars apply to A, ds B. Bbak* don, Esq., Lambton Qnay, Wellington. March 21, 1859. FOR SALE.fi 1 * "ACASTA. •THHIRTY TONS PIG IRON. * Apply to SMITH & €t». Wellington, April 25, 1859. OWEN DALY, BTIGHTKAHj MOLESWORTH STBEET. May 30, 1859. £20 REWARD. npHE above Reward will he given for the prose* JL cntion nnd conviction of any person or persona found Cutting Removing, or otherwise destroying nny pnrt of the Bush on the south side of the Rahoruru River on my property in the Wairarapa district, HENRY R. KANE, Wellington, August 16, 1859. FOR SALE. 17 OUR VERY SUPERIOR Milch Cows} and 1 other Cattle, at S. STOCKBRIDGE'S. Olriro, November 21, 1859. _____ __ nn WO SHOPS, with Dwelling Houses attached K. on ihe Beach. JACOB JOSEPH Si CO. Lambton Quay, November 1, 1859. FOR SALE. """~ I, FIFTEEN HUNDRED ACRES of the very I best I and in the Rangitikei District, having the whole of the Frontage to the Tutainui Stream and to the buck there is a splendid Buah for al purposes. To any person wishing to purchase ft block of really good land, this is an opportunity that seldom offers. For particulars apply to MR. A. BROWN, Barrett's Hotel, Wellington, Junf 80, 1859. NOTICE. FROIW the Ist of November, the undersigned are prepared to deliver TOTARA TIMBER from the Saw Mill of the Hon. H. W. Petre, Upper Hutt, in any part of the Town of Wellington, at 14s. per 100 feet. LEVIN & CO. October 29, 1859. FOR SALE, At Extremely Bofy Prices. A LARGE and varied Assortment of Earthen, 1\ Glass and China Ware. Mm. Scott, of Willis Street, hereby begs to notify ta bis friends and the public, that he has determined to sell the above-mentioned at the very lowest possible prices, co as ta ensure a quick and ready sale. January 01, 1860. JOHN MAITLAND HEARLE,, (last heavd of O at Aorere Diggings, and formerly Civil Engineer nud Surveyor, at Nelson,) your Fatheb is Dead. Apply HeavJo, Argus Office, Melbourne. Anything known »es£ acting him will be thankfully acknowledged. 11th January, 18G0.