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Wellington Independent, Volume XVI, Issue 1583, 17 May 1861, Page 1

NOTICE. IMPORTANT TO ADVERTISERS. rpHE "Wellington Independent" has the I greatest circulation of any Newspaper yet published in New Zealand ; its subscribers being located in all the most important Districts^ of the Colony. It is also extensively circulated in New 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 tho columns of the " Independent " may feel certain that the greatest publicity will be given to the Goods, Wares, &c, offerqd for sale, and that Advertisers will ultimately reap benefits in proportion to the manner in which they keep their names before tho public. The price of Advertisements in the " Wellikstow Independent " is— Threepence a Line for the First Insertion pf all Advertisements, and Ono Penny a Line for every subsequent insertion. Advertisements will be continued, and chaboed until counter-ordered ; such Orders must be sent to this Office One Da* before Publication, and must be In Wkitixg. Advertisements to be left at the " Independent Office," Lambton Quay, before Eight o'clock on Monday and Thursday Evenings. • AGENTS FOR THE "WELLINGTON INDEPENDENT." TT r ELLINGTON— -Messrs. William Lyon, VV Blight & Hendres, John Houghton, James Wallace, Lambton Quay; Wm. Scott, Samuel Cobham, Willis Street; Cleland & Anderson, and R; H. Carpenter, Thorndon: Geo. Loudon, Cuba street, Te Aro. Biver Hutt—Mr. T. Mills Upper Hutt—Mr. P. Wilkie Wanganui — Mr. H. Treson Jones Taranaki — Mr. E. Borset. Auckland — Messra. Williamson & W Ison. Nelson— Mr. Elliott. Port Cooper — Noble Campbell & Co. Otago — Mr. M. Graham. A Orders and Advertisements, left in charge of ar Agents, are requested to be forwarded without clay for completion. &s{ss{ tig |iot fees* PASSENGER'S LINE OF PACKETS, FOR LONDON. Tofollotv ihe" John Bunyan," being ihe last ship of the Season. ~~m . rSMIE well-known Clipper Sbip ~srJOk J " CASHMERE," *^_s^§MasV A1 13 years, 040 tons register, yf^^^^^. 1200 tons burthen, C.J. PETnEßitf^^fS^^n bridge, Esq., Commander, fltUe of the " Maori.") ' This magnifiaent Vessel is ready to talce onboard Wool and ether Produce for England. A large poriion of her freight is engaged and she will be despatched abeut Ist May. The attention of Passengers is especially directed le this opportunity, being the last of the Season. The Cashmere has superior accommodation for all Classes and is pr- .vided with a distilling apparatus which produces 100 gallons of pure fresh water daily. Captain Petherbridge is well known inthe trade, having commanded vessels to various ports in New Zealand for the last 12 years. For freight or f asßage, apply to BETHUNK & HUNTER, JOHNSTON & CO., LEVIN & CO., Wm. BOWLER, SON & CO. ■-, Agents. 2nd April ,1801. f "T { HE I.C. R.M. Company's A&ffcpy -*- Steam ship Jfl iflkl "AIREDALE," ■^/jtA [ft__L^ will be despatched fer the un •SP^^^^^^^^r dermentioned Ports ns follows FOR NELSON, TARANAKI, AND MANUKAU, On or about the 22nd instant, Apply at the COMPANY'S OFFICE. 3rd May, 1801. N O T I C E.WELLINGTON STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. S.S. "WONGA WONGA," & "STORM BIRD." <Bfcv_. T)ASSENGERS and Shippers per Nj^,H«v JL above Steamers will please to tako k_^jyjar not * cc t,lR ' ; ** ro,n m is date they will tlflllP leave PUNCTUALLY at the hour advertised at the Office of the Undersigned. A gun will be fired one hour before starting, and any enrgo aot .longside, and shipping notes presented at that time will bo shut out. DUNCAN & VENNELL, Agents. April 26,1801. ON SALE. 1** WO Valuable Sections in Makara Valley, Nos. 17 and 28, each 100 acres or more No. 17, South Makara, contains a large extent of Flat Land, and good Timber for Sawing No. 28, North Makara, would be easily cleared and laid down in grass Both Sections are accessible by a good road from Wellington. Apply to JOHNSTON & CO. May 3, 1861. NOTICE. npHE Undersigned begs to ( return his thanks to J the inhabitants of the Hutt and surrounding Districts, for the very liberal patronage he hns received while carrying on the Boot aud Shoe making business, and at the same time informs them tliat he has ceased lo h.ve any further connection with the Boot and Shoe Trade. All persons owing accounts are requested to settle the snme before the Ist July next, as measures will then be laken for their recovery: N.B.— The Good-will of the Business to be disposed of on reasonable terms. JOSEPH DODDS, Hutt. 14th May, TBGl.