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Wellington Independent, Volume XVI, Issue 1680, 29 October 1861, Page 2

NAG'S HEAD LIVERY A^D BAIT STABLES, OUBA.-BTREET, TE ABO. t pHOSE COMMODIOUS and well ventilated JL Stables having been thoroughly repaired and improved are now open, and their management will be found complete. The Loose Boxes, from tbeir size and loftiness, are particularly adapted for e/iiiie horses. 4 t First-class Carriages of an elegant description suited to lhe requirements of the Colony will shortly be ready for hire ; also, Ladies' and Gentlemen's Saddle Horses. , - : '''„ ■[ The Albert Car has been purchased from, Mr. ' Cook, and will be kept running tor the convenience of the Publio. , % ■• -■ : T l <c greatest attention (combined with pune. tuality) will be paid to all orders received for Piivate Parties, Balls, Theatres, &c. Steady and competent coachmen with eaoh vehicle. should be given at the earliest po&sible convenience,. N. B. — Horses bought and sold on Commission,, Tbe Premises offer every facility for sales by auction. «...,„ JOHN H. HORNER, I Proprietor. ! 13th October, 1861. The Albert Car will run every Half-hour from j . the Post Office. , - ' - i The Albert Car will run every Half-hour from Government House. \ CAUTION. LETCHFORD , S~WAX VESTAS. _ RLETCHFORD AND CO., guarantee their . Matches will ligr.t in any Ciimaie, bvsk vi dippeu in wateb. Customers, therefore, when ordering Wax Matches should be particular in requesting " Letchford's Make,'' as others are often 6ubßtituted. R. Letehford & Co. having just built an exten. sive Manufactory, are now prepared to execute at a few days' notice, any order made payable in Three Colts, Lane, Bethnal Green, (late of Whitechapel), London* 88th Ootober, 1801.