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Wellington Independent, Volume XVI, Issue 1507, 22 March 1861, Page 6

N OT ICE. y FRO_\_T the lst of November, the undersigned are prepared to deliver TOTARA- TIMBER fcom the Saw Mill of the Hon. H. W. Petre, Upper Hutt, in any part of the Town' of at 14s. per 100 feet. LEVIN & CO. , Ootober 2S, 1859. ... -•.■>..■ i Tto" belet oh sold, ~ O DETACHED COTTAGES, each iontiiininj j 5 rooms. Apply to - C. R. CARTER, Builder. Wellington, April 12th. ON SALE, Noio Landing, ex " Thames City. io ?oo°s2 8o "?. wa w»»-'- : ':" "ar* }*»«* -—jr. ■•; ' 10 qr.-casks Port Wine " ' 20 " Pale Sherry, \n „ n . 20 " Golden « J D,,ff Gordon 20 cases " , " y 20 " Port ' 50 cases Old Tom 7 hhds. Perrin's Brandy 7 qr.-casks '*• 10 •• British « 100 casks Byass's Bottled Ale 100 " . " " Porter 25 hhds. Basse's Burton Ale 2 qr.-casks Geneva JACOB JOSEPH & CO. Dec. 17, 1860. EX "JOHN: BUNYAN." 250 OASKS, 4 dozen each, Byass's celebrated Bottled Ale and Porter 100 " " Partem Sheffield's ..do., in quarts and pints 30 cases Hennessy's Pale Brandy 10 bales II 4 White and Scarlet Blankets 30 cases and casks assorted Ironmongery, also Steel Polished Spades, Shovels, Pick Axes, Potatoe Forks, Splitting Wedges, Camp, Ovens, Iron Pots, Anvils, Vices, Smith's Bellows 20 cases Confectionery, Jujubes and Pastilles 12 " Plaid Vestas 6 " patent Mail Axles, Dog Carts, Spring & Gig Steps . - ■ 1 ton White Clover Seed, in I cwt. bags 60 bushels Grass Seeds, especially imported for Sheep Runs 1 case Table Linen & Cambrio Handkerohiefs; 6 "- Eleme, Sultana, and Musoatel Raisins JOHNSTON & CO. February 18, 1861. " ESSRS. QUIN & ALLEN beg to inform the inhabitants of Wellihgton and it's Vicinity thattheyhave commenced Business as SMITH AND FARUIERS in the Premises lately ooonpied by Mr. M. Quin, and trust by striot attention to business, and moderate charges, to merit a share of publio patronage. Dixon street, 21st January, 1861. ' — '" ' ' — -il ■ I 111 -PM % -, FORSALE. BUILDING ALLOTMENTS, Haiuing Street, - Te Aro,— Frontage, 66 feet by 50 feet. ' Town Acre 194, Frontage to Wellington Terrace^ adjoining the Union Bank of Australia property. .... Town Acres 823, 824, 825, 826, 827, 828, 829,,; 830, 831, 838, 831, forming one of the most . valuable blocks of land in Wellington, either for building purposes, or for a dairy farm. Town Acres 880, 952,959, 1027, 993, 987, 801, 860, .908, 845, 850, 878, 970, 965, 869, 941. .-■■.-.: 3,000 Acres in Wairarapa, forming a compact ' Sheep Run. Section 60, Ohariu, 100 acres. Apply to J. 11. WALLACE, Land and Estate Agent. Estate Agency Office, Lambton Quay, February 4, 1861. .' „__■■ • - SHEEP WANTED. tny-ANTED from 150 to 200 Sheep on the usual V V terms for three or five years. Applyto S. VENNELL, ",. . Wairarapat 6lh February, 1861. . ' ' ON SALE. EX LATE ARRIVALS. 2 cases Mens pilot pea Jackets 1 >, „ „ Coats 1 „ „ Waterproof ooats and leggings 1 „ „ Leather Leggiugs . 1 „ „ Black Doe and Mohair' Vests 1 „ Cotton and Serge Drawers " 1 „ blue and fancy stripe Guernseys JACOB JOSEPH & CO. No. 3. 15, Godliman Street St. Paul's, . London, E;G. GEORGE HENRY FARRINGTON, IS desirous of informing Newspaper Proprietors, Merchants, and others iii v the ' East "and West Indies, and the British Colonies generally, that he is prepared to offer them great advantages in the' supply of Papers for priutiilg their Journals, iand for general Trade purposes, on the best possible ' terms : — the requirements of Newspaper proprietors • '' (however varied and important,) are met by special - arrangements, and which long experience enables . him to promise those entrusting him. withutheir. orders entire satisfaction aiid at greatly -reduced >. prioes. . . •: G. H.F. hns advantageous "connections with the best and largest Manufacturers in Great Britain, . and onn therefore guarantee -supplies in large or small parcels, made to any size or weight, of ex« ; cellent quality, and at the lowest rates that the current state of the Market will permit. Referenoes cau be made of Mr. Holloway, 244, " Strand, London. • On account of the magnitude of Mr. Holloway's business, he regrets to state that he cannot undertake any commissions on behalf of Mr. Farrington, . but auy orders they may have for Mr. F. they will, be good enough to send to him direct, October 2, 1860. ... <",. .? ON SALE EX " AIREDALE." NO. I Company's Pieces, Coffee ! ■ - Sago, Sydney Soap,, Geneva J''-.. .-: .:>/ W. & G. TURNBULL & CO. r 29th January, 1861. < , ""... ; .; ..^ ,y .., yy •'