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Wellington Independent, Volume XV, Issue 1470, 9 November 1860, Page 2

rnr~*Tlffn_irimt_»mn_ fi— — jM^imni_iii_iiifi n T__r-tfr -*"-*■ ' * " ■««"*»*«—«—■ MR. HOPKINS IS COMING TO WELIiINGTON. GREAT NOVELTY! FOR A SHCRT TIME ONI/i ! TITE ART EXHIBITION OF LONDON, Including St. Paul's Cathedral, Urn Funeral of the Duke of Wellington, Westminster Abbey, the New Houses of Parliament, the General Post Office, the British Museum, the Treasury, Whitnball, the opening of t!ie Crystal Palace of 1851, by Queen Victoria: a View of Rome, and a View of Heidelberg on the Rhine. 'Ihe Views are tnathful, well executed, highly magnified, and at night brilliantly illuminated. Nov. 8, 1800. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, r PHG next Monthly Meeting of the Members JL will be held at the Offices of Messrs. Bethune & Hint ter, on Monday next, the 12th inst, \t 'Ihree o'clock, for the despatch of business geuerally. By order, S. E. GRIMSTONE, Secretary, j (Wellington, Nov. 8, 1800. IF this should meet the eye of Alfred Bell, late of 35, Old Bond Street, Lftjidon; his Mother and Friends will be glad if be will communicate with them. His sister Amelia died ou the .'loth September, 18')t>. Any one knowing anything of tbe said Alfred Bell who startcd'from Nelson for tho Gold Diggings, Massicre Buy, on the sth February, 18-^B. and will write to Mrs. Bell, No. I, Ciimpdeu House Road, Kensington. London, or to Mr. F. Strouts, Christ-ch-ircb, New Zealand, will confer a groat favour on his anxious friends. Nov. 9, 180').