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Wellington Independent, Volume XVI, Issue 1469, 6 November 1860, Page 6

yas?.* I » >L :.'rrr3*~' < -!r- ' "tgL OBATIS! EXHIBITION! GKATIS ! ASTOUNDING NOVELTY. j\/rONPIEcm VON CALIBAN has the honor i-VJ_ to announce that he has complet d his arrangements at an enormous expense with the celebrated COMPAxNfIE D'ELITE, for a Series of Gymnastic Performances, including i L'alancing and ihe Goose Step. ] The I'ub'ie is most respectfully invited to witness a few of the first renearsals, at the Stock Yard, in Manners-street, to take place at 9 o'clock, a.m., precisely, on Tuesdflys, Wednesdays, Fridnjs, and Saturdays. Monsieur Von Cali.ian desires the public to understand that admission to these Performances will be gratis, -to enable them to judge whether they are mv emit ed to high consideration, and to wairaiu the enoimous expend which kas been and will be , incurred. PHOTOQBAPHtSTB ARE INVITED. Oct. 30, 1860. RANGITIKEI. TO BE LET OR SOLD, t 'HE Estate known as ■• luverhoe, in tlie Ran t gitikei district, consisting of nbout 350 acres with House nnd Farm BuildiußS. The Properly is situated on the bauk of the Hiver, and about four miles from the Ferry. Immediate possess ion may be had. For further particulars apply to A. de B. Brandon, Esq., Lambton Qnay, Wellington. March 2 1, 1859, FOR LYTTELTON. "^fjfc&fc. HpHE Fine Smart Brig M^^x SHAMROCK, J&£j!kO£** '^ tons re o' stier i Thomns Dixon, """•""WHKS Commander, will positively sni! on WednesJuy -afternoon. For Freight or Pas .age, .A 'ply to SMITH & CO. sth Nov., 1860. FOR AUCKLAND. -•T"IL-* r j ''HE well known Brig rffl. J FANNY A. GARRIQUES. fjpsrs*r£, Captain Alfred Woodcock, will sail **£ls^3|gir for the above Port iv about a week hence, bus good nccommodation for Passengers. For Freight or passage Apply to. SMITH & CO. Nov. 5, 18(50. FOR MELBOURNE lilKbur. Notice to Passengers. — - jt. f f^HE Brig ' " LALLA ROOKH." WnKji £\ will cleai> a t the Custom's this JJ&wk^^ day and {Koitively sail for Meli^^** 3pßjH bourne to-morro\v, (Wednesday) '<^~;t^^^^ J at daylight . Nov. sth, 1860. FOR MELBOURNE via TWOFOLD BAY K }riK 'T^HE beautiful A 1 Aberdeen rf Km -l bnilr. Clipper ;^T^^\ "LALLA ROOKH," Jr?f.rTw& t0 ' JS> ®' G ' Rkek> c °mnjander {^^*^^^pt will be despatched for the al>ove "*.^-il^s ports, calling at Twofold Bay to land passengers for the SNOWY RIVER GOLD FIELDS, find will positively sail on Wednesday, the 7th November. For fi eight or pnssage, having superior accommodation, apply on Bonid, or to STUAIIT, KINROSS, & CO. Agents. October 26, 1860. FOR LONDON. FIHST SHIP OF THE SEASON, TO ARRIVE IN TIME FOR THE MAY SALES. -O"3k r 8 MIE O'PPer Barque S\. "^ tOll3 burthen, •OtJiw&S^ R. Conaway, Esq., Commander. "" <s^3se2|33p? -phis vessel has commenced taking in cargo, and having a considerable quantity of Wool engaged will positively sail for London direct, on or about 20th December. Cargo will be taken on board whenever it is sent alongside, and freight cf any description, addressed to the care of the undersigned, will be received ' (and stored if necessary) frcp of charge. Wool from coasting vessels can be transhipped at once without incurring any expense. Wool will be taken impressed at the rate of ( Id) one penny per pound, and other produce at proportionate rates. This vessel has good accommodation for a limited number of chief cabin passengers. For freight or passage, apply to JOHNSTON, & CO., LEVIN & CO.. W-M. BOWLER SON & CO. Or to, BETHUNE & HUNTER. Wei 1 ington, November 2, 1800.