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Wellington Independent, Volume XVII, Issue 1488, 11 January 1861, Page 6

00 %$t or Sell. PICKLES, SAUCES, JAMS, &c., FREE PROM ADULTERATION. THHE great Medionl Journal, the "London ( i Lancet ,'' on tbe 4th February, 1854> declared t]ie samples of Messrs. Crosse & Blackwood were entirely tree from copper, and this statement, was afterwards fully confirmed by tbe Analytical Chemist, Dr. Hassall, in his work on Food and its Adulteration. CROSSE & BLACKWELL, of Soho Square, London, who have for many years enjoyed the high honor of supplying Heb Majesty's table with, their Manufactures, wish to call tbe, attention of consumers to the great, superiority of their Piokles, Sauces, Jams, Tart Fruits, Potted Meats, and other table delicacies, the whole of which are prepared with that strict attention to quality and purity, for whio they have been so long celebrated. Their Sauoe are universally admitted to be the best exported l - and those who have once tasted them, never return to infrior kinds. C, & B. use none but the best ingredients in their various preparations, and although purchasers may not be able to obtain them so cheaply as the goods shipped by other Manu-, facturers, the superiority of quality will be found to" more than compensate for any increase of cost. To buy a cheap article because it is cheap ib merely to throw money away. 0; & B.s Orange Marmalade, cannot be equalled, it is made in Sitter Pans, entirely from the Seville Orange : their Mushroom Catsup also is the very best that can be obtained from the famed Leicestershire Mushrooms, The above, and all other articles of Cbossb & Blaokwell's manufacture, may be procured of Storekeepers in '. Wellington, and throughout New Zealand, I A WEEK- OF SPECIAL PRAYER January. 6th to January 13th. THE Evangelical Alliance of London having invited Christians throughout the World to hold Special Services for Prayer during the eight days from Sunday, the 6th January to Sunday the 13th January, the Christian residents inWellington are respectfully invited to attend a series of Devotional Services, which -will he held in the Congregationa Church, Kumutoto, on each of the above evenings, commencing at 7 o'clock— similar services having been arranged for in other parts of this Colony. With a view to give something of precision and agreement in worship, the following subjects have been suggested for thought, prayer, and exhortation. Sunday, Jan. o.— The promise of the Holy Spirit. Moxday, 7. — An especial blessing on all the services of the week, and the promotion of brotherly kindness among all those who love the Lord Jesus Christ in sincerity. Tuesday. 8. — The attainment of a higher standard of holiness by the children of God. Wednesday, 9. — A large increase of true conversions, especially in the families of believers. Thursday, 10.— Tho free circulation of the word of God, ftnd a blessing upon Christian literature. : Fbiday, 11.— A largo outpouring of the Holy vSpirit upon all bishops, pastors, and elders of the Churches, upon all seminaries of Christian learning, and npon every Piotestaufc missionary among Jews or Gentiles, upon the converts of his station, and upon his field of labour. Saturday, 12. — The spsody overthrow of all false religions, and the full accomplishment of the prayer " Thy Kingdom come " Sunday, 13. — Tliansgiving for past revival ; and the enforcement of the solemn responsibility resting on every Christian to spend and be spent in making known the name of the Lord Jesus Christ at home and abroad. It is hoped that this recommendation will be acted on by the Christians of Wellington, and that they will manifest a general union in the holy work of seeking God. H. W, Scott, Pastor of the Congregational Church. Wellington, Jan. 4, 1861. TO BE LET. npHOSE two convenient Offices adjoining the 1 Odd Fellows' Hall, situated on Lambton Quay, containing two and three rooms respectively, and well adapted for either Solicitor's or Agency Offices. Further 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 bompleted, are open to hire for parties requiring the same, for Balls, Public Meetings, Concerts, &c, &o. VLL Persons found trespassing on the Land of the Undersigned after this dato will be prosecuted accordiug to Law. . SAMUEL \ENNELL. RJauoa Plain, Wairarapa, Deo. 83,1860. ■'.'... FOR SALE EX "THAMES CITY." ICASE Single and Double "Finished' SHIPS BLOCKS. . •• .. - / •■ W. B. RHODES & CO. •■> i Rhodes' Wharf, Dec. 6, 1860. WANTED. . • A FEMALE SERVANT.— References required . Apply to ■ ■••• . :..-..' • ■ MISS MONTEITH, Dixon Street Wellington, Jan, 4, 1861. V ' .WANTED. ■'. ' ] BY A YOUNG MAN, well educated, a situation' as Tutor in a private family; or to assist in a school. ' H«8 no objection to the country, or to be located on a station. . : i Address to A.; A., Office of this Paper. ' l , -\VeljiugtonV4th Jan. 1861. ; \ COMMERCIAL AND GRAMMAR , SCHOOri,WELLINGTONTERRACE : -|T! STABLISHRD (JauV l' 857 ): for tW aooomo^ . Jli dfttioji oof a liinued number©* yoiing gentlertrc'n 'as resident-and diiy pupils. '■' Scliodi duties milk i be resumed on Tuesday the 23nd iiiat.'/'V. | ,'< s^ ' v FoVTerms v &c. oil application .' v J::k! "- > ' . • '■ r, , .-, EDWARD ITOOMATH,^ '■:■« ■ • »f> -:-.• 5 ;;»- J- u^-l .\\ : *„:>! : - .*-• -' ,}■"■ ■■* n- ,!-::..;■ - iru:W * ;>..*■s