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Wellington Independent, Volume XV, Issue 1471, 13 November 1860, Page 6

IF this should meet the eye of Aimed Beh., late of 35, Old Bond Street, London, his Mother and Friends will be glad if he will communicate with them. His sister Amelia died on -the 30th September, 1859. Any one knowing anything of the said Alfred Bell who started from Nelson for the Gold Diggings, Massacre Bay, on the sth February, 1858, and will write to Mrs. Bell, No. .1, Campden House Road, Kensington, London, or to Mr. F. Strouts, Christchurch, New Zealand, will confer a great favour on his anxious friends. Nov. 9, 1800. EX "CONSTANTINE," AND OTHER LATE ARRIVALS. 50 Hhds. Whitbread's Stout 50 „ Furze's do. SO Bales Printing Paper •tn nnn BaleS and 3 oaßes Pa P er Hangings 19,000 Slates assorted Countess & Viscountess 5 Tierces Red and White Lsad 5 Drums Turps 20 „ Boiled Oil 5 „ Linseed Oil 1 Cask Pntty 9 Cases Leather, assorted Kip and Oalf 1 Case Cotton Manufactures 4 Cases Engravings 1 Crate Crockery 1 Case Jeweliy 1 ,i Toys L Dressing Machine (Ransom & Sims) 7 Cases assorted Saddlery 1 „ Fishing Nets 4 Cases Boots and Shoes containing M Watertight and Knee Boots 3 Case's Harness Leather AND VARIOUS OTHER GOODS. W. B. RHODES & Co. NOW LANDING EX CONSTANTINE. 36 BUSHELS Perennial Bye-Grass Seed 24 " Italian a O . 127 " Mixed Grass do. 0 cwt. Lucerne 10 » -well assorted Collections of Vegetable Seeds C & D. BARRAUD, Lambton Quay, Wpjljngton, June 29, 1800, T