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Wellington Independent, Volume XVI, Issue 1459, 2 October 1860, Page 2

REMOVAL. GH. SWAN, Photographic Artist, begs to notify to the Public that he has • removed his business to more commodious premises, at CLAY .FOLJNI, next door to the premises lately occupied by Messrs. Storey, Tanners, &c, and opposite Swiribourne's Wharf. ,„.,... c * t -d- '* a i wt™ Having at these Premises increased facilities for taking Pictures, and also better accommodation for visitors, G. H. S. hopes to have a continuance of that support •with, which he has hitherto been favored. . T „ „ , t x . * Portraits taken on Glass, Leather, or Paper, with all the latest improvements. Prices:— Commencing from 55., colored, in case CompleteWellington, September 25, 1860.

STOP A MOMENT! NEWS EXTRAORDINARY! During these dull and warliko ' times the subscriber begs to puhJisb this bnna fide list of prices, and invites special attention to ' the two first and two last niticles ' in the said list, which are Barpains never before offered to the Wellington Public. ] LADIES' tuperior Kid Glares, la. lOJd., worth 1 •4r. ij.il Striped and Checked Areandi Jpresues. 18. id. and Ib. 2d.~p«r yard, worth Is. Bd. and Is 6d. Finest quality of Checked Winceys, Is. Bd. per yard, worth 2s. 2d. ] Poil de Chevre Dresses, at la. od. per yard, worth 1 2a. Sd. 1 Gala PlaMs, beautiful colors, at Is. id. per yard, ] worth 2s. ] All wool Plaid Dress« f at Is, lid. per yard, ] north 2s. 6d. ] Cambric Gingham Dreasas, at lOd. per yard, worth i Is. 3d. i Heaty all wool Wincey Petticoats, be** an town, . ISs. Od., worth 18s. About 30 dozen of white Cotton Hos«, at Bjd., worth Is. Sd. A FEW LINES FOR GENTLEMEN. 1 Brown Cotton Sox, at Odd. and B*d., worth OJ. aod Is. Best Moleskia Trowaert in Wellington, (just J look at them,; A lot'of good Tweed Trowsar* will be sold this ( month at 10s. per pair, and superior Vests, (well < mado), at os. 101., really lower .than English i prices. I COO Walking Canes at 4}d., each worth 2a. , COMPARE, THEN BUY, i GRAHAM'S THORNBON HOUSE, j Moleswovlh Street. September 24, 1860. NOTICE. ; Busineis Premises of the Undersigned : will be closed on Mondat and Tuesday, i October Bth and 9th., 1860. L. LEVY, \ Lambton Quay. : Wellington, Sep. 28, 1860. NOTICE. i THE Business Premises of the Undersigned will j be closed on Monday and Tuesday, October ' .•Bth -and 9th. . j LEWIS MOSS, j Lambton Quay. - October Bth and 9th. : NOTICE. : *T*HK Establishment of the Undersigned will ( I .be closed on Monday and Tuesday next, < the Bth and 9th October. I JACOB JOSEPH & Co. ( September 28, 1860 I ADJOURNED MEETING. ! AT a Meeting held in Tliorndon School' in pur- < snance of public notice, to consider the means ( of maixtainiMg theThorndon School, it was resolved ( in ordpr to afford time for consilcr.ition of the pro- « positions in that behalf be mode to the Meeting that it be adjourned entil Thursday, the 4th October, at 7 o'clock, p.m., when the atteudance of all interested in this useiul institution is desired. ' GEORGE MOORE, Chanmin. Wellington, October 2, 18607^ NOTICE. IMPOUNDED this, date in the Public Pound, Sydney street, Wellington rOwner unknown), ft BAY PONY, witk black poims (entire 1 ), the nbove has been running on »he land of Rfr. A. bniherland, at Lyall'g Buy, duiinjr the last six months, and if not before claimed and released, it will be sold on Monday, the 22nd day of October, 1860, at the said Pound at noon. BENJAMIN EGLINGTOV, Poundkeeper. Wellington, 27th September, 1860. WANTED, AN EXPERIENCED SHEPHERD. Apply to JOHNSTON & CO. October 2, 1860. 10, Oodliman Street St. Paul's, London, E.C. GEORGE HENRY FARRINGTON, IS def-irous ofinfoiming Newspaper Proprietors! Merchants, and others in the East and West Indies, and the British Colonies gpnerally, that he i 3 prepared to offer them great advantages in the supply of Papers for printing their Journals, and for general Trade purposes on the best possible terms :— the requirements of Newspuper proprietors (however varied and irnportnnt,) are met by special arrangements, and which long experience enables him to promise those fntiusiing him with their orders entire satisfaction and -at greatly reduced prices. G. H. F. has advantageous connections with the best and largest Manufacturers in Great Britain, end can therefore guarantee bupplies in large or email parcels, made to nny sise or w«ight, of excellent quality, and at th« lowest rates that the current state of the Market wili permit. . References can be maJ« of Mr. Holloway, 244, , Strand, London. \ On account of the magnitude of Mr. Holloway's l'usii.ess, he regrets to st.i.p th:u he cnunot under- j t-ike uuy ommissi i,s on eu <f of Mr. Farriiigton. J bm any orders they may h.ive for Mr. F. they will be good enough to send tv him direct ' i October 2, Ibtfl). J •notice. ; A G £? E S AL MEE<l>| N« «f the Wellington J\ Rifle Volunteers wiil be held at the Hall of i the Atheuteum, on Friday evening next, the 6th j 1 uiTAIE DUIuL ; to ele t a new Treasurer; ai d consider other matters connected with the ■Company. All pe.so.B MenJly to t^e Volnnw«r movement are umtrd t ■ *:e id. 13} order of he f'ommiitee, WILLIAM SEED, October 1,-IM,. H ° U S ec ' J '