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Wellington Independent, Volume XIV, Issue 1442, 27 July 1860, Page 1

NOTICE. IMPORTANT TO ADVERTISERS. THE "Weimngtoh Ispbfewdknt'"" has //i? . greatest circulation of any Newspaper yei .fublished in New Zealand / its subscribers being located in all the most important Districts of the colony. It is also extensively circulated tn New 'South Wales, South and Western Australia, Van Diemtns Land, Cape of Good Hope, and in the JWother-country. Advertisers, therefore, in making use 0f the columns ?f the " Ttjdbpekdbkt," may feel certain that the greatest publicity will be given to the goods, -wares, &c,, offered jor sale, and that advertisers will ultimately reap benefits in proportion to the manner in which they keep their names before the public. ■ The Price of Adverlhementi in the " Weimng • tok Inbbpendbht" is — -Threepence « Ltnejor the First Insertion of all Advertisements, and Onn Penny a Line for every subsequent Insertion. Advertisements will be continued, and charged until counter-ordered ; such Orders must te sent to this Office Ons Day., before Publication, and must be in Writing. Advertisements to be left at the Independent Office, Lambton Quay, hefote 10 o'Olock on Mowday and Thursday Evenings. Agents for the "Wellington Independent." TT. T ELLINGTON — Messrs. William Lyon, VV J. Sutherland and James Wallaoe. Biver Hntt — Mr. T. Mills Upper Hutt— Mr. P. Wilkie. Wangatrut— -Messrs. Taylor fe Watt. Tarnnaki — Mr. E. Dorset. Auckland — Messrs. Williamson & W Isoo. Nelson^— Mr. Elliott. ' Port Cooper — Noble Campbell & Cu. Otago — Mr. James Brown. All Orders and Advertisements, left in chatßo of or Agents, are requested to be forwarded without clay for completion. Sfj typing Notice** FOR FREIGHT OR~CHARTER. j «£s"k* npHE A 1 Barque itepHrav "SNARESBROO X," fwffifflSffl,™ tons burthen, Capt. G. Mundle, 'nsSRJjSH^^HBUie open for Charter on her rejfl^^^^^B^HHHßscellent vessel for shipping. upwatds of 2000 & co. |^ xo^HßßntsTcapitalists, and OTHERS. POR SALE, those well-known Premises, the UNION WHARF, FERRY ROAD, Comprising Three Acres of Fieehold Land, having about five chains deep water Frontage. • 1 Warehouse, 55 x 30 feet \ do. 45 x 18 feet 1 Seven roomed Dwelling House I four-rooraed Cottages, Out-Buildings Fencing, &c, Jetty, 200 feet Crane Weigh-bridge Tramway, Lime Kiln, &c, Ssc. Being, without exception, one of the most eligible properties in Canterbury, and too well-known to require comment. Fart of- the purchase money can remain on security at 10 per cent. For further particulars apply to the Proprietor, E. J. JONES, At the Union Wharf, Canterbury, O> GEORGE CRAWFORD, Custom house Buildings. Wellington, June 22, 1800, LAND FOR SALE. SECTIONS of Rural or Suburban Land in the South of the Middle^lsland, situated as herein described :— Ist. — 25 acres fronting the Bluff Harbor, two miles from the town, with frontage tn a canal Reserve, and to the.road^leading to Invercargill, being only ten miles from that town. 2nd.— Also 12 acres close adjoining the above. 3rd —25 acres on the east bank of New River, six miles from Invercargill, and seven from Wallace Town, close to the road from Invercargill to Jacob's Biver Town. All the above Lots 'are quite level, and mostly timbered, perfectly free from swamp or rocks, and of easy access both by land or water. A good title to each, with only one remove from the Crown. None are as yet fenced in. Further paiticulaas io;be had by applying to Mr. J. H. Wallace, or MR. C, S. DENNIS, Queen's Hotel. Wellington, July 9, 1860. NOTICE. riMHR Undersigned will iK't be Answerable for JL any deaths or losses of Cattle entrusted to his care after this date. W. SIMPSON. Ohario, June 19, 1860, TO BE LET. A COMFORTABLE Six roomed Honse in Molesworth street, •pposite the residence ef I)r. Kebbell, furnished or unfurnished. For particulars, enquire of JAMES MARTIN. Sydnej street, July 10, 1860. THOMAS ROOKE, WHO was at Mi-cquarie, Wellington, 1850, and at Wallerswanfj, Hartley, 1851, is requested to communicate wnn Ms Mends in England if alive, and should any friend kuow him to be dead, by writing to Richard Hooke, Rooervoir Retreat, Reervoir Road, Birmingham, will confer a great avour. March 27, 1860.