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Wellington Independent, Volume XV, Issue 1408, 24 February 1860, Page 4

\ &o %tt or Sell WALTER POWELL & CO Wholesale Ironmongers and Iron Merchants. 7 Swanstou-street, and 103 Flinders-street, East, MFLBOURNE, ARE in receipt of Regular Shipments of English and American Hnrdware, and have always oil hand a Large and Well Assorted Stock of Brushware, Cutlery, Brass Foundry, Files, Saws, Holloware, Gunpowder, Twines, E«hank's Patent Nails, At>m 1 to 6 inches, as also a General Assortment of Shelf Ironmongery, Bar, Rod, Sheet and Hoop lion, BB Crown brand. Morewood's Galvanized CorrVjsynted Tin'd Iron, from 4 to 8 feet lengths, 24 & 26 Gauge " " Plain ' Sheet Iron 24,26, & and 28 Guage v " Roofing Tiles.24& 28 guage " ♦* Slip Joint Gutter, Down pipe, heads Shoes, Brackets, Nails, Screws, &c. Tuppor & Company's Galvanised Corrugated Iron, from 4 to 8 ft. leng'hs. 24 & 28 guage " " Corrusated Roofing Tiles. 28 " Sheet Zinc.Nos. 8. 9, 10, in casks of 5 cwt. each Agricultural Machinery and Farming Implements Fencing Wire, Black and Galvanized American Spades, 'hovels, Picks, handled Axes, Tomahawks, Churns. Wash Boards, Pick and Axe Handles, Brooms. Pumps, Wheelbarrows, Sluice and Manure Forks. Buckets, Washing Tubs, Clothes' Pegs and Shelf Hardware, from the best manufacturers. All orders aceompanifid with a remittance or satisfactory reference, will receive prompt attention. C a v 0 s. MR. JOHN KING. NOTARY PUBLIC AND SOLICITOR, Manners Street WELLINGTON. MR. T. D MoMANNAWAY, Surveyor nnd Land A^ent, THORNDON QUAY, WELLINGTON. Nov. 25, 18f)C. JOHN EVANS, SADDLER, WILLIS STREET, WELLINGTPH, Nearly opposite the Post Office. N.B. — Ladies' and Gent.'s Saddles Repaired with Neatness and Despatch. August 2 1st, 1858. THOS. W. PILCHER, COMMISSION, SHIP & LICENSED CUSTOM HOUSE AGENT, CUSTOM HOUSE WHARF, WELLINGTON. March 11, 1859. J. H- MARRIOTT. l&awttfartttm? Telescopes made and repaired Spectacles to sui all sights Compasses, &c, repaired Engravings, &c, &c. Wellington. 13th May 1853. MR. H. CURRY, (late of the 65th rkgiment,) TEAC HER OF MUSIC, Willis Street, Te Aro. N.B. — Lessons on the Flute, Cornet, French and Sax-Horns, and Violoncello give «, on the most reasonable terms. All descriptions of Music Copied and Arranged. N.8. ...8a11s and Parties supplied with an efficient Quadrille Band on the shortest notice. Sept. 30, 1859. CHARLES COLLETT, MOLES WORTH STREET, THOHNDON PLAT. Wellington, August 23, 1859. NOTICE. To the Public of Neiv Zealand, and the Public of Wellington, and Hawhe's Bay In particular. KNOW YE that Daniel Munn has paid off most of the liabilities that he assigned his property TN TRUST for. and that he, previous to the Ist day of October, arranged, through Messrs. Bethune & Huuter and W. M. Bannatyne, Esq., merchants, of the City of Wellington, also gave bis bills for the several amounts owing to his creditors, which does not become due until the 15th day of January, 1860, and thnt on or previous to that date he will be prepared to " square the yards with the world ;" and in conclusion, hereby informs Messrs. Stuart. Kinross, & Co., they had better •' gang hame Rgain and learn their grandmithers to sook eggs," before attempting to Jew the founder of the Province of Hawke's Bay, and of twenty years colonial experience in New Zealand. DANIEL MARQUIS MUNN, Fosmeyly of Greeuocfc, N.B.j afterwards Master Mariner of New South Wales; afterwards Licensed Victualler nnd Mastet Marimir of Wellington, NeW Zealand; now Licensed Victualler of Napier, Shoep farmer and Grazier, Government Ituu, Te Mata Block. CAOTiON TO ALL PAHTLES ■tf Ty HO have purchased Innd, or intend to purt \ chase Land tit Mr. Danitl Munn's Land Sales, that the said Daniel Mima never empowered mess's. Stuart, Kinross, & Co., or any one else, to sign iv his name any conveyance from his Crown Grants, • DANIEL M. MUNN. " Witness-- John Curlinir, J.P., Resident Magistrate. PORTOBELLA TEA GARDENS, WILLIS-STREET, SOUTH, TE AKO. WILLIAM MANSELL, Nurseryman, begs very respectfully to inform the Inhabitants of Wellington ami its vicinity, that he has laid out the above Gardens regardless of expense, and they are now open as a place of recreation and amusement. The Grounds commaud a splendid View of the Hay, and Visitora may lely upon every attention being shewn them. Tea, Curds and Whey, $•<;. Willis-street Nursery, November Ist, 1859.