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Wellington Independent, Volume XVII, Issue 1490, 18 January 1861, Page 2

OJN SAL__, Vi__tX CMBiAr, At Swan's Photographic Gallery, Clay Point A LARGE lot of Stereoscopes and Stereoscopio slides of all descriptions, which will be sold at very low prices. Stt-reoscope with a dozen assorted slides, 10s. 6d. N.B. — Slereoseopio Portraits (colored)... 4>l ; Ik Ditto. Groups in proportion. January 18, J8«l> WANTED. EWES (warranted clean) to be de» «/W livered in Wellington. Cash oil delirery. Aplpy, slating particulars and lowest price, lo DUNCAN & VENNELL. Wellington, 18th January, 1861. EX " SPRAY," CUMMINS, FROM MEL» BOURNE. 3 HOOP American Buckets , Sharps Best Steel Axes Boxes Clothes Pegs Children's cane seat Rockway Chairs Do. low do. Everett's Dining Chairs Wood Battimove " Cane seated v . " Washington '• Florence Oak " '■ r ■ Wood Rocking " Office and Children's dol TOBACCO. Boxes Rough and Ready Boxes Sheepwash Tobacco and kegs Twist Half tierces and cases of well-known Diadem and Eagle Twist DUNCAN & VENNELL, 17th January, 1881. EX " WILD DUCK" @ LONDON. 1 Offc CASES GENEVA »-" vJF jo qr casks Martell's Brandy 10 qr casks U. V. Company's Brandy 10 •' Port Wine 10 " Sherry Wine 20 qr. cases Champagne 25 " Whif-ky 50 oasks Bottled Ale and Porter • 10 " do do pints 20 hhds. Bass's Ale 10 barrels do 10 bhds. Porler 20 kegs tobucco 50 brie. Crushed sugar 5 tierces Loaf Sugar SO boxes Elme Raisins 20 cases Currants 10 " Jams 5 " Baspberry Vinegar 100 boxes Belmont Candles 60 " Loudon Soap 20 cases Pinkies 5 " Sardines, halves and quarters , 2 " Fry's Chocolate and Bone Bob* 80 drums Linseed Oil] IO <« Turpentine 55 " Colza Oil . 2 bales 86 iuch Grey €alico 2 " 72 do 8 " Welch Flannel 8 oases 5-4 Prints 1 " Camlets 2 «« Moie Trowsers 2 "" Haberdashery 8 " Hosiery 2 bales Pea Jackets 1 " Sootch Twilled Shirts 1 case superior Olotbing LEVIN & CO* 18th January, 1861. WANTED, by a Steady Young Meohanic, who has just arrived from England with hi* wife and child, employment at any kind of Jobbing work He is a bandy man at anything, or would have no objectiou at going with bis wife on to a Station* Direct to E.4*R>, Post Offlo«, Welliagtoa. January Its 1861. CRICKET! CRICKET! < CRICKET! ! ! ANNIVERSARY DAY, TUESDAY NEXT, 4 MATCH will be played on the Ground near iL_L Mount Cook Barracks, on Tuesday next, the 22nd instant. On this occasion all lovers of the Game are respectfully invited to attend. After the match a Meeting will be held at Mr. William Bannister's " Cricketers Arms," Tory-street, for the purpose of entering into the necessary arrangements for the forming of a Club. All persons wishing to becorae members it is hoped will attend. Wickets pitch ed at 2 oMock, a.m. Playing every Monday and Thursday, weather permitting. 17th January, 18«1» ~FOR PICTON AND NELSON. ___xl^ THE S. S. "WONGA /j&Cf^T -*- WON(J A. Capt. Benner <_^l InfiN. I leave, weather permitting for Pioton & Nelson on Monday {Q^ggjßi||gpS^ night 21st inst., RETURN TICKETS at £2 55., each, will be issued to proceed to Picton and back on this occasion, ] being Holiday Time, and to meet a generaUy expressed, wish. ' .'. .' f|The Steamer is expected to return to Pibton from elson with the English Matt, on or about the %4fti inst., reaching Wellington on or about the '25th inst. For Freight; or Passage, apply to ! DUNCAN & VENNRLL, Agent*. January 18, 1881; SCHOONER "PILOT." sqriL-i Q BALED TENDERS Will be »- <i *jy^^. O ceived by the Undersigned at /!ilft_R_* ttieir O&qq up to 8 o'olook, y.m.,, on ■fijjffSpv Friday, the IBth January, 1861, for No. I— Repairing the Schooner in terms of Specifications. No. 2— .Building one Long Boat and one Jolly Boat ■'■•,-.'. No. 3— Supplying one Mainsail and one Foretopaail. Specifications may be seen, and any information required obtained on application, to v .„';.•'•.. BETHUNE & HUNTER, Agents. Exchange Buildings, January 16, 1861. (> 'i ' |i"iY.»-il» .