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

fHE ART UNION OF GLASGOW. NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS. AN Assortment of FRA.VIKS, with GLVSS oomplete, have j iwt been reoeived, and aro, now ou Sala at tba Stores of Stuart, Ki_jkos3 & Co. J. M_ fttUART, Hon. Seo. Wellington. 36th July. 1880. AID FOR TARaNAKI. ATA MEETING- of the Committee held at L \. Messrs. Bethune & Hunter's Officea, August 31, 1860, the Bishop of Wellington in tho Chair, it was resolved — " That the resolution of the Taranaki Aid Committee of Nelson, in which it is said ' That thk Committee feel.-, that the aid proposed tobe granted by the settlera of Wellington, would be extremely useful if judiciously administered in relieving individual cases of special hardship,' supported as it is by private communications which have been laid before this Committee, fully confirms the opinion already expressed, that there is ample occasion and an urgent call for all the liberality that has been displayed by the inhabitants of this Province, and furnishes motive for continued exertions for the same benevolent purpose." It was also resolved, — " That copies of the foregoing resolution be inserted in each of the Wellington papers." By order of the Committee) J. WOODWARD, Hon. Sea. Wellington, Sept. 1, 1860. THOMAS ROOKE, WHO was at Mo.cquarle, Wellington, 1850, and at Wallerswamr, Hartley, 1851, is requested to communioate wall his friends in England if alive, aud should an • friend kuow him to be dead, by writing to Ricoard Rooke, Roservoir Retreat, Reervoir Roa* Birmingham, will confer a great avour. • March 27. ISfiO. CROWN AND- ANCHOR TAVERN, LAMBTON QUAT, WELLINGTON, (Nearly opposite the Odd Fellows' Hall.) j r T"HIE uudersigned, late of the " Mimmie Dike," JL begs to intimate that he has purchased tha abovo commodious Ksta-tli-ilimeut, and is now prepared to afford every accommodation to Country Settlers and persons visiting this port. Wines, Beers, Spirits, fro., of the very best description, always on baud. Families accommodated with private apartments, and every attention paid to their comfort. WrLLIA.M~ LES LI B . N.B. — Livery and Bait Stables. Wellington, Sept. 17, 1800. THE ESTATE OF TQE LATE ROBERT JILLETP. NOTICE is hereby Given, that all persona having claims against the above Estate, are requested to forward the same to the undersigned immediately for payment, and all persons indebted to the above Estate are requested to pay their accounts without any further notice. THOMAS MILLS, Hutt, Acting Executor. Oct. 5, 1800. NOTICI.. THR Uudersigned will nr>t be answe-aMe for any deaths or losses of Cattle en tra ted to his care after this date. W. SIMPSON, ario, June 15, 1800. NEW ARRIVALS PER « HOUND," FROM LONDON. ONE Case of Jewelry, very choice ; and a gooi assortment of Glassware, of superior quality, Lamps a»d Lamp Glasses, Wine Glasses, Glass Bird Fountains-), Ladies' Fancy Wicker work Baskets, German, French, and Swiss, of the choicest patterns'; aud a general assortmentof merchandise. These Goods being imported from the manufacturers can be offered at very low prices. Umbrellas and Parasols neatly repaired on the shortest notice, T. V. ASTON, Tin Plate and Wire Worker, Lambton Quay, (Nearly opposite the Odd Fellows* Hall.) Wellington, Oct. 12, 1860. POSTPONEMENT OF BOOK SALE. THE BOOK SALE advertized for Friday, October 19th, at Mr. J. Wallace's Sale, Ro m, is postponed — several valuable addition, having been made to the Library, which will be duly advertised. October 11. 1869. NOTICE. FOUND STRAYING on my Ground, Ohariu, One Red and White Bullook, branded E R on hip, near side, with portion of noso torn off, supposed to have been a working bullock. The owner may have the same by payment of expenses. If not olaimed within 'six weeks (rota this date, it will be sold to pay expenses. WILLIAM FRANCS. Junction, Ohariu, October 4, 1860. COOK WANTED. WANTED a thoroughly competent Cook, none other need apply. JOHN MCINTOSH, New Zealauder Hotel. Wellington, October 11, 1880. JOHN COOPER, TAILOH, &C, LAMBTON QUAY, (next doob to the eagle tavekn) BEGS to thank his numerous friends and tbe public in .general, fot the liberal suppoit 'awarded him snd trusts by striot attention to business ] and good workmanship, to merit a continuance of the same. N.B. — OBDEBS PONCTUALIT ATTESDKP 10. Wellington 12 th Oct., 1860.