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Wellington Independent, Volume XVI, Issue 1499, 22 February 1861, Page 1

S== NOTICE. IMPORTANT TO ADVERTISERS. rf^HE "Welungton Independent " has the 1 greatest circulation''t)f ariy'SeWspapbr yet published in New Zealand ; its subscribers being located in all the most important Districts of the Colony. It is also extensively circulated in Now South Wales, South and Western Australia, Van Diemen's Land, Cape of Good Hope, and in the Mother Country. Advertisers, therefore, in making use of the columns of the " Independent " may feel certain that the greatest publicity will be given to the Goods, Wares, &c., offered for sale, and that Advertisers will ultimately reap benefits in proportion to the manner in which they keep their names before the public. The price of Advertisements in the " Wellington Independent " is— Threepence a Line for the First Insertion of all Advertisements, and One Penny a Line for eveiy subsequent insertion. Advertisements will be continued, and charged until counter-ordered ; such Orders must be sent to this Office One Day before Publication, and must be in Writing. Advertisements to be left at the " Independent Office," Lambton Quay, before Eight o'clock on Monday and Thursday Evenings. AGENTS FOR THE "WELLINGTON INDEPENDENT." ITT_L_INGTON — Messrs. William Lyon, » » Bright & Hendres, John Houghton, James Wallace, Lambton Quay; Wra. Scott, Samuel Cobham, Willis Street; and Oleland & Anderson, Thorndon. River Hutt— Mr. T. Mills Upper Hutt— Mr. P. Wilkie Wanganai — Mr. H. Treson Jones Taranaki — Mr. E. Dorset. Auckland — Messrs. Williamson & W'lson. Nelson— Mr. Elliott. Port Cooper — Noble Campbell 8s Co. Otago — Mr. James Brown. All Orders and Advertisements, left in charge of nr Agents, are requested to be forwarded without clay for completion. PASSENGERS' LINE OF PACKETS FOR ITON DON, Ship. § Commander. To Sail. o H Catherine Pernterton 700 W. J. Cavus ,Es<i . In Febry. Wild Duck .... 1500 T. Bishop, Esii. In March First Class Ship 1000 Iv May -~r*T^-ji. r ]PHE Vessels of this Live have vJjMf&gw X superior accommodation for passeugers of all classes, and are /^feffl^^^^, victualled on the most liberal sßteiu||jS39gtgg scale. They are' commanded by gentlemen of great experience, and well known in the New Zealand Trade. Full information as to the above Line of Packets may be had on application to Wm. BOWLER, SON, & CO. Wellington, September 18th, 1800. PASSENGERS' LINE OF PACKETS. FOR LONDON. To FOLLOW THE " HOUND " AND " SnARESBROOK," Tho well-known clipper ship "WILD DUCK," A 1 13 years, 740 tons register, 1500 tons burden, T. BrsHOP, Esq., Commauder, _^r— ■ j»- • rf^HIS magnificent vessel, is "~|MK/iK JL now discharging inward <OTyM*|ra»J\s. Cargo, and will be ready to take /[jfku^^^^^ on board Wool and other proA considerable portion of her freight being engaged, she will meet with quick despatch. Freight at current rate. The attention of passengers is especially directed to this favorable opportunity. The " Wild Duck" has superior accommodation, and provisions will be made on the most liberal scale for all classes. She is provided with a distilling apparatus which produces 150 gallons of pure fresh water per day, thereby securing to passengers a full and 'regular supply. For freight or passage, apply to JOHNSTON & CO., BETHUNE & HUNTER, Or to WM. BOWLER, SON & CO. Agents. Wellington, 25th January, 1861. FOE SALE, FREIGHT, OR CHARTER. T^HE Scliooner 4*Js|k I "DO V E,» 35 tons, drawing six feet water, two years and six months old, is well found, and ready on tho shortest notice to proceed to any part of New Zealand, if sufficient inducemeat offers. Apply to J. H. CAPPER; Agent. N.B.— Can enrry 60 bales of Wool. Swinbourne's Wharf, Nov. 30, 1860. WEEKLY COMMUNICATION WITH WANGANUI. =r-it-|L. HP HE fast-sailing schooners jmm&K A " SKA GULL" and " TYNE, 11 /JMajsjfv^ will be laid on as regular Traders beqjg||ajg3gjjy tween Wanganui and Wellington. Good accommodation for Passengers. For Freight or Passage, anply to W. LYON, Wellington, TAYLOR, WATT, & Co., Wanganui. January 10, 1860. j