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

Sro he % i or Sola. KEATING'S WORM TABLET. A PURE Vegetable Sweatmeat, both in appearance and taste, and a most agreeable method of administering a well-known remedy for Intestinal or Thread Worms. Itis a perfectly safe and'mild preparation, especially adapted for Children, being as harmless in its action, as it is prompt and certain in its effects, and may be taken by the mos deicate. ... ' > Prepared by THOMAS KEATING, Pharmaceutical Chemist, 79, St. Paul's Church Yard,. London; aa sold by Druggists in all the principal places in the Colonies. '■■.'-) Wellington, by Messrs. Barraud and Bishop. Nelson, — Mr. Pritchard. ' N O T I CE. FRO& the Ist of November, the undersigned are prepared t6 deliver TOTARA TIMBER from the Saw Mill of the Hon. H. W; Petre,. Upper Hutt, in any part of the Town of Wellington, at 14s. per 100 feet. ! _evin &eo." ;: October 23, 1850.. . : ":.• :.- ■•!■: FOR SALE, . At Extremely Low Prices. A LARGE and varied Assortment: of Earthen, • Glass and China Ware. ....■;? Wm. Scott; of Willis Street, hereby, begs to. notify to bis friends and the public, that he has determined to sell the above-mentioned at the very lowest possible prices, co as to ensure a quick and . ready sale. : .'.-'. January 81, 1860. ; ■ •' JOSEPH SCOTT, ~ FANCY BREAD AND BISCUIT BAKER, LAMBTON QUAY, SOUTH. BEGS most respectfully to inform the Inhabitants of Wellington, that he has received . direct from England' the whole of the necessary apparatas required in the Biscuit Manufactory! and is now prepared to supply Biscuits of every dessrip- '■ tion at reasonable prices. As he intends to make nothing. but first-rate articles, J. S. hopes to receive a. share' of the public patronage. Balls, Wedding and Dinner Parties, &c"., supplied on the shortest notice. : WEDDING OAKES MADE TO ORDER. Wellington, March 80. 1860. EX 'HOCNDTO ARRIVE. |/| Barrels White Clover Seed ■ " 10 barrels Red " new and foreign grown , 10 " " , 10 cases Mustard, Colman's in tins, l-ijlbs. 20 " Starch, Colman.s No. 1 20 " Keiller & Sons Marmalade lib tins 10 " '* assorted Jams " 20 chests fine Congou Tea 50 barrels extra superJAmerican Flour 1 case Stationery __b IScMptic, to - arrive. .• • . 25 barrels prime Mess Pork . . 3 " " Smoked Hams. 6 Terry's patent breach loading Muskets with Cartridges and Caps. JOHNSTON & CO. August. 14, 1860. . WELLINGTON ATHENE UM. A GENERAL MEETING [ot the Members of the above Institution to consider its present state and prospects will be he held on TUESDAY evening, the 18th November, at 8 p.m. Members are particularly requested to attend.' H. F. LOGAN, Hon. Sec. October 20, 1860. . , . NOTICE. BBOMLEY AND SYMONS, FIREWOOD Dealers and Contractors. WOOD YARD, Willis Street. October 29; 1860. NOTICE. ~~ ' piIE Ohariu Distriot Board of Wardens beg to 1 inform the Voters , of the District, that the Annual Meeting for the purpose of fixing a Rate, for the making of Roads for the ensuing year, will be held at the House of Mr. Fra_ce,.Ohariu Valley, on Monday, the 26th November, at 12 o'clock _oon. C. AUSTIN. . Chairman. Obnriu Valley, October 22. 1860. MR. JOHN KNOWLES, SSuv'\%e%}ov, &*., WELLINGTON, NEW ZEALAND! January 6, 1860. TO BE LET OR SOLD, *~"" O DETACHED COTTAGES, each centaimng. 5 rooms. ' : Apply r to ' ; C. R. CARTER, Builder. Wellington* April 12th. GROCERIES, BOTTLED BEER. BARCLAY, PERKINS, & CO.'s' celebrated PORTER, bottled by Bridges & Co., in 4 doz. casks, at 13s. per doz. GROCERIES to suit the Times! Make a Oall! JOHN LAING; Willis-street. February 14, 1860. "' - . STRAYED, FROM the Premises of the Undersigned, Porirua Road, on or about the lOih June, 1860, four head Cattle, three bullocks and one heifer, branded CE off rump. Two of the Bullocks are red, one red and white, and the heifer red, with a little white on one Bide". Whoever ' will 'give sujh information as may lead, to their recovery, will be suitably rewarded on application to WILLIAM SMITH, Butcher, Poriraa-road. July 20, 1860. ■ TO BE SOLD, I^HAT desirable freehold'p'roperty belonging to. MR. EDWARD HASLAM,. situate in Abel Smith Street, Oonsisting of a substantially built dwelling house, containing three rooms and kitchen, outhouses, &c. There is a frontage to Abel Smith Street cf 41 feet by a depth ef 132 feet. For particulars apply to the Proprietor on the Premises. July 20th, 1860.