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Wellington Independent, Volume XV, Issue 1471, 13 November 1860, Page 1

NOTICE. IMPORTANT TO ADVERTISERS. THE "Welunoton Independent" /««* the greatest circulation of any Newspaper yet ftubh'shedin New Zealand ; its subscribers being ivcutt-d in all the most important Distrifts of the colony. a?so ; exfensiyelty circulated \n New " f Soi(K^4ifi^^i._]i^^nd'"Wesiern AiiitruUa^Tan DibrtiPiisyEandi Cape of Good Hope, and in the Mother-comtry. Advertisers, therefore, in making .use of the columns of the " Independent," may feel certain that the greatest publicity tvill be given lo the goods, wares, &c„ offered for sale, and that advertisers will ultimately reap benefits in proportion to the manner in which thei} keep tlieir names before the public. The Price of Advertisements, in the. " Welt.i.nc - ton Independent " is — Threepence a Line jor the First Insertion of all Advertisements, and One Penny a Line for every subscqttent Insertion. Advertisements will be continued, and ohabged until counter-ordered ; such Orders must be sent to this Office One Dat before Publication, and must be in WkITINO. Advertisements to be left at the Independent Office, Lambton Quay, before 10 o'Clock on Monday and Thursday Evenings. Agents for the " Wellington Independent." TX7"E LLINGTON— Messrs. William Lyon, VV J. Sutherland and James Wallace. . Biver Hntt— Mr. T. Mills Upper Hutt— Mr. P. Wilkie "Wangamu — Mr. H. Treson Jo Taranaki — Mr. E . Dorset. Auckland — Messrs. Williamson & W Ison. : Nelson— Mr. Elliott. Port Cooper — Noble Campbell & Co. ■'' Otago — Mr. James Brown. All Orders and Advertisements, left in charge of Qf A gentd, are requested to be forwarded without clay for .completion. SbfyippiWQ lioHcea. PASSENGERS' LINE OF PACKETS FOR LONDON, First Ship of the Season. .-_£-■*-_- rpHE splendid Clipper Ship \JNQdjSL J- "THAMES CITY," $$*t*jk<E£K Al, 1000t3ns, G. SEDoo'i.E,Esq., ■jßajgUSiimM This .Vessel will be ready to receive cargo about the middle of November, and will be despatched iv time for the May Sales. Ha 3 admirable accommodation for f^f^^^MtßW^n.K- 2^. .- - - --■• . ; '_, TEot l?reigli. or Passage, apply to Wm. BOWLER, SON, & CO. Wellington, September 18lh, 1860. PASSENGERS' LINE OF PACKETS FOR LONDON, To follow the "Tliames Oity." Ship. £ Commander. To Sail. o H Catherine Pern- , berton 700 W. J. Carris.Esq . In Febry. Wild Duck .... 1500 T. Bishop, Esq. In March First Class Ship 1000 In May - _nL^k r r , HE Vessels of this Line have TjpsjrcvV -JL superior accommodation for MjytfplgK^S. passengers of all olasses, and a<-e j/rjKjftKflt&^ victualled on the most liberal g^^U|£a scale. ' They are commanded by gentlemen of great experienoe, and well known in the New Zealand Trade. . Fnll information as to the above Line of Packets may be bad on application to Wm. BOWLER, SON, & CO. ' Wellington, September 18th, iB6O. FOR LONDON. FIRST SHIP OF THE SEASON,. TO ARRIVE IN TIME FOR THE MAY SALES. * kr^-k -i ff^HE Clipper Barque WJ^Km[_K_^ -H* Conaway, Esq., Commander. This vessel has commenced taking in cargo, and having a considerable quantity of Wpol 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 of any description, addressed to the care of the undersigned, will be received (and stored if necessary) free of charge. Wool from coasting vessels can be transhipped at once, without incurring any expense . Wool will be taken unpressed at the rate of fid) o|_e penny per pound, and other produce at proportionate rates. This vessel has good accommodation for a limited dumber of chief cabin, passengers. . For freight or passage, apply to JOHNSTON, & CO., LEVIN h CO., Wm. BOWLER SON & CO. Or to, BETHUNE & HUNTER. We llington, November 2, 1860. FOR AUCKLAND. ■=qr%rx rr^HE well known Brig ,: *s»§&■- •• -*- FANNY A. GARRIQUES. ; 'jjjfflj^^^' Captain Alfred Woodcock, will sai ,2Jg|j|||j|£jjp for the above Port in about a weel hence,. has good accommodation for Passengers For Freight or passage ■ '- ■ y. Apply to SMITH & CO. Nov. 5, 1860.