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Wellington Independent, Volume XVI, Issue 1507, 22 March 1861, Page 3

— - PROFESSOR ROWLEY, BEGS to inform his Patrous and the Public generally that he can now supply in large or small quantities the celebrated Golden Hair Wash, of which the beneficial qualities are so well known as to require no comment ; he also begs to call attention to his Preparation for Beautifying the Complexion, viz., Bny Rum, and the Oriental Cos metic Lotion. These valuable additions to the Toilet can only be obtained at PROFESSOR ROWLEY'S. . March !, 1801. ! ASKTTLER within twe.uty miles of Welling- .. ton, having a fine Sheep Ruu, would be glad to meet with a party having from three to five hundred Sheep on the usual terms. As he resides on the run, they would be uftder his immediate superintendence, and a better chance to increase the Flock on a fair system, seldom occurs: Apply to MR. JURY, Wades' Town. March 1, 1801, "PROVINCE OF MARLBOROUGH. LAB OURE R S. A NUMBER of Good Labourers are required for the Public Roads in this Provinoe Wages six shillings per day, wet and dry. WILLIAM ADAMS, Superintendent. February 22, 1801. TAUHERINIKAU SMITHY, Adjoining Mr. Thos. Mills' Store, at Tauherinikau, Wairarapa. THE undersigned haviug taken the above Smithy, lias commenced business as Farrier and General Smith, and trusts by strict attention to work committed to his charge, and moderate prices, to merit a share *f public patronage. WILLIAM JAPEL. March 1, 1801. WOOL THE Undersigned are Cash Buyers of Wool or will make general (advances on the same consigned to their Correspondents iv London or the Colonies. JACOB JOSEPH & CO. lOih May, 1800. W. BRIGHAM'S OLD Established Coffee Rooms aud Boarding House, near the South Sea Hotel, Lambton Quay. W. B. hopes by studying the comforts of the public, and the improvements he has made, he will be favoured with their patronage. March 0, 1800. HOTEL TO BE LET, Possession to be had on the 2nd June next. rriHOSE long Established and well-situated JL Premises on Lambton Quay, known as the " AURORA TAVERN." The building contains Bar, Bar Parlour, two Parlours, Bed Rooms, the Theatre known as the Lyceum, also Billiard Room, with Table and all j necessary appurtenances, good five-stall Stable, j and other Out-Buildings. To a person desirous of entering upon public business, this offers a favourable opportunity sel- i dom to be met witb, coming in free. For further pnrtieulars apply to JAMES FIRTH; Apsley House. February 20, 180 1. To the Owner or respective Owners of Sections numbered respectively 32 and 33 Lower Rangitikei District, in the Province of I Wellington. NOTICE. T THE UNDERSIGNED Owner of Sections JL numbered respectively 34 and 34a, situate in the Lower Rangitikei District in the Province of Wellington, do hereby give notice, that I intend forthwr.h to erect a dividing Fence between the said Sections of Land belonging to me and sections numbered respectively 32 and S3, situate in the f said Lower Rangitikei District. And I hereby re- . quire the respective Owners of Bueh Sections or r their Agents, to assist in erecting the said dividing Fenoes within 81 days from this date, otherwise I r shall prooeed to erect the same, and call upon such , respective owners or whom it may concern for pay- • ment of one -half of the oosts of such Fences. Dated this 14th day of March, 1801. DUNCAN FRASER, Rangitikei, NOTICE. I HEREBY CAUTION the Publio against ( giving Credit to my wife, Hannah Habtmeld, as I will not be answerable for any debts she may 1 contraot from tbis date. DANIEL HARTFIELD, nr t. « ,„„, Cuba Street. Maroh 0, 1861. _