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Wellington Independent, Volume XV, Issue 1470, 9 November 1860, Page 4

&0 Utt or &SU. "pickles, SAUCES, JAMS, &c, FREE FROM ADULTERATION. HPHE great. Medical Journal, the " London A Lancet,'' on the 4th February, 1854, declared the samples of Messrs. Crosse & Blackwood were entirely free from copper, and this statement was afterwards fully confirmed by the Analytical Chemist, Dr. Hassall, in his work on Food and its Adulteration. CROSSE & BLACKWELL, of Soho Square, London, who have for many years enjoyed the high honor of supplying Heb Majesty's table with their Manufactures, wish to call the attention of consumers to the great superiority of their PiGkles, Sauces, Jams, Tart Fruits, Potted Meats, and other table delicacies, the whole of which are prepared with that strict attention to quality and purity, for which they have been so long celebrated. Their Sauces are universally admitted to be the best exported, ancl those who have once tasted them, never return to inf rior kinds. C. & B. use none but the best ingredients in their various preparations, and although purchasers may uot be able to obtain them so cheaply as the goods shipped by other Manufacturers, the superiority of quality will be found to more than compensate for any increase of cost. To buy a cheap article because it is cheap is merely to throw money nway. C. & B.s Orange Marmalade, cannot be equalled, it is made in Silver Ps.aa, entirely from the Seville Orange ; their Mushroom Catsup also is the very best that can be obtained from the famed Leicestershire Mushrooms. The above, and all other articles of CnossE & Blackwell's manufacture, may be procured of Storekeepers in Wellington, and throughout New Zealand _______» KEATING'S PERSIAN INSECT POWDER. UNRTVALLED in Exterminating Mosquitoes, Flees, Bugs, Flies, Beetles, Cockroaches,, and every description of Insect infesting Aniiials, and Poultry, protects Clothes, &c, from Moths, ONLY INJURIOUS TO INSECT LIFE. See that the name of THOMAS KEATING, 79 St. Paul's Churchyard, London, is on every Packett Sold by all Agents for Keating's Cough Lozenges MISS E. MARRIOTT Milliner and Dress Maker, Lambton-quay. Wellington, .Tune 26,1858. & a v B ss. MR. JOHN KING. NOTARY PUBLIC AND SOLICITOR, Manners Street WELLINGTON. MR. T. D McMANNAWAY, Surveyor and Land At?ent, THORNDON QUAY, WELLINGTON. N0v. 25, 1850. JOHN EVANS, SSABDLBR, WILLIS STREET, WELLINGTON, Nearly opposite Ihe Post Office. N.B, — Ladies' and Gent.'s Saddles Bepaired with Neatness and Despatch. August 2 1st, 1858. J. R- MARUiUTT, &tltscopt iftamtfartttretv Telescopes made and repaired Spectacles to sui all sights Compasses, &c, repaired Engravings, &c, &o. Wellington, 13th May 1853. W. BRIGHAM'S OLD Established Coffee Rooms and Boarding House, near the South Sea Hotel, Lambton Quay. W. B. hopes by studying the comforts of the public, and the improvements he has made, he will be favoured with their patronage. March 6, 1860. FOR SALE. fiOO MAIDEN EWES. If desired, they JJW will be kept on the Run for three or five years on the usual terras. Apply to JOHNSTON & CO. January 2, 1800. VERY SUPERIOR AND VERY CHKAP HAMS AND BAOON, AT BELL'S, Lambton Quay. July 19,18G0. WANTED TO PURCHASE —2OOO SHEEP. Apply to STUART, KINROSS, & CO. Wellington, July 20, 1800. BUILDING ALLOTMENTS. HAINING STREKT,— A new Street opened through Town Acres 237 and 230, connecting Taranaki Street, with Tory street, two chains to the north of the termiuf tion of Abel Smith street. These valuable buildiug allotments are to be let on lease, or sold. For particulars apply to J. 11. WALLACE. Lambton Quay, January 2nd, 1859. FOR SALE. 10,000 Q^KSApply to MR. JOHM HOUGHTON, Willis-street • o STEPHEN STOCKBRIDGE, Ohiro. ■ July 10, 1860. ON SALE. ' EX LATF ARRIVALS. . 2 cases Mens pilot pea Jackets 1 ,»,,,. Coats ( 1 „ „ Waterproof coats and leggings j ] „ „ Leather Leggings 1 „ „ Blnck Doe and Mohair Vests 1 „ Cotton and Serge Drawers 1 „ blue and faucy stripe Guernseys • * JACOB JOSEPH & CO..' * No. H, . ' ,