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I TO ARRIVE. PER " WILD DUCK." [25 CASES Henessey's Brandy ( 12 octaves " } Sherr y« Rutherford & Drury's 3 tierces Shellard's Negrohead Tobacco 40 half chests Tea 20 barrels Crushed Sugar 100 boxes Belmont Sperm Candles 4 hhds Holloware 50 kegs Ewbanks' Patent Nails 197 bars 1 4 bundles I assorte^ Flat and Round Iron 2 Casks Putty W. B. RHODES & CO. Rhodes' Wharf, 4th December, 1860. THE UNDERSIGNED begs most respectfully to inform the inhabitants of the Hutt, that he will commence business as Butcber, at the premises lately occpied by Mr. J. White, where by a coastant supply of good meat and the utmost attention, he hopes to secure a share of their patronage. The undersigned is a cash purchaser of Stook. Dairy and Farm Produce take exchange. H. BARBER. November 3, 1860. FOR SALE EX " THAMES CITY." ICASE 9ingle and Double Finished SHIPS BLOCKS. W. B. RHODES & C.O. Rhodes' Wharf, Dec. 6, J 860. HOSPITAL SUPPLIES. Commissariat, New Zealand, Wellington, 4th December, 1800. SEALED TENDERS, in duplicate, will be received by the undersigned at this Office 1 until noon of Thdbsday, the 27th December, 1860, < from persons willing to contract for supplying uhe ' Military Hospital at Wellington from Ist February < next to 3lst March, 1861, with Choice Pieces of any description of Fresh"} ' Meat without Bone Fine Bread, fancy, if required Fine Flour Arrowroot Sago Rice Pearl Barley Green Tea . ( I Black Tea £ 1 ! Ccffee S t j No. I Company's best Moist Sugar V « Best Loaf Sugar ™ 1 Oatmeal • 1 ' Salt W I White or Black Pepjer Fine Mustard t Fresh Butter Potatoes I Mixed Vegetables Yellow Soap J Preserved Meats and Soups, (exclusive of tins) J Eggs, fresh, at per dozen Fowl's, eachMilk, Vinegar, Lime Juice, at per imperial pint English Ale or Porter, at per doz. quart bottles Sherry Wine, Port Wine, Brandy, at per bot- - tie of 14 pints each s Lemonade and Soda Water, at per doz. bottles * These Supplies to be delivered at the expense of the Contractor, direct to the Hospital Sergeants at the Hospital, upon the written order of the Commissariat Officer, acting for the Puiveyor or person appointed.by him for that duty, each article to be , of the best "qua'ity tEaTrcs>r--uer~pToeTn:efjt J The ... Co.iimi&sariat to have tlie power of rejecting any .j article offered, and if proper supplies are not imrae- } diately substituted, also to have the power of pur- B chasing at the expense of the Contractor. The Terms ana Conditions of the Contract will be the same as those published in the " Wellington Independent," Newspaper, of the 23rd December, ll 1850. headed " Annual Contracts," Any further information that may be required, with Forms of Tender, will be supplied on application at this Office, A. F. ADAMS. a. c. a. WANTED, A MAID OF ALL WORK, in a small family, J where the work is light, and the wages are , n liberal. , Apply at the office of this paper. Wellington, 30th November, 1860.' E WANTED TO PURCHASE. GINGER BEER BOTTLES AND CORKS. Apply to THOMAS COOPER, Thorndon Flat. Nov. 22, 1860. 1 POTATOES! POTATOES! POTATOES \ 1 A FEW TONS of a superior quality at ZV. T. W. PILCHER'S Stores, Custom House Wharf. Dec. 3rd, iB6O. TO BE LET. THOSE two convenient Offices adjoining the ■ Odd Fellows' Hall, situated on Lambton Quay, containing two and three rooms respectively, and well adapted. for either Solicitor's or Agenoy Offices, Furiher particulars may be obtained on application to T. M'KENZIE, Hon. Sec. June 19, 1860. N.B. — The large and spacious Hall, with the adjoining rooms, being now completed, are open to hire for parties requiring the same, for Balls, Publio Meetings, Concerts, &c, &c. WANTED. A TUTOR.forthe family of a gentleman iri ■^*- the Waipukurau district, Napiei. Further particulars on reference to GEORGE MOORE, Lambton Quay. Wellingtoo, Dec. 11, 1860. TO THE ELECTORS 1 ' " Ol* 1 THE! WAIRARAPA DISTRICT. GENTLEMEN,— As you aro now called upon to elect a Member to represent you in the General Assembly, I beg to offer myself as a Candidate for re-election, and trust that my past conduct, which has been fully explained to you at three public meetings, and which has met with your approval, will be a sufficient guarantee, if I should be again elected as your representative, that I shall, to the best of my ability, faithfully discharge those important duties which will de • volve on your member in the new House of Representatives. ':!' have the honor to be, Gentlemen, • Your obedient servant; -• • * O. R. CARTER, Wellington, November 20, 1860,