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Wellington Independent, Volume XVI, Issue 1682, 5 November 1861, Page 3

tpipiMJll«^B««P«'»»pi^ I MP^ 'I'l IIIM Mill NOTICE* BY order of the Trustees the Entir_ Stock of MB. F. K. ALLEN, Draper^ Willis Street, , will bfe sold off without reserve at and under cost prioes. Sale to commence at Alma House, on Monday next, the _th November, The, Stock, the great proportion of which has been recently pur- t chaßed comprises an excellent assortment of General Drapery, Hosiery, Haberdashery, &o. 3 1st Ootober, 1861. I ; WANTED. A. S M A » T LAD, Apply at LX ALMA HOUSE, Willis Street. . Oct. 31, 1861. „ OIL! OIL!! OILIII * ON SALE by the Undersigned, a few casks of superior Humpback Oil. J. WALDEN, ; x Clay Point. 15th August, 1861. ON SALE BY A. P. STUART & CO., EX THE « ASTEROPE," FROM LONDON rtQ PACKAGES Clothingfrom the Manufactories '™> *t L. W. SILVER & CO., viz. J 2 bales Regatta Shirts 2 " Florentine Shirts, double baoks 1 « Blue Serge " " 1 «• Plaid Jumpers and Florentines. 1 " Printed Flannel and Mole Shirts 1 ease L. 0. Shirts aud Linen Collars 6 » Mole and Cord Trowsers % " Hunting and Goodwood Cord do. 1 " Tweed Sacs and Cheviot Trowsers and Vests A 8 «• Vests in Tweed, Plußh, Cord, Tartan, Drill, Alpaca, Cambric, &o. 1 " Caps and Turbans in Tweed, Flannel, Cloth and Velvet 1 « Shepherds Plaid, Woollen Vests, Trowsers and Sacs 1 «» Frenoh Hats, Caps, ,and Turbans, assorted 1 " Waist Belts for Ladies 1 , Men and Boy's 1 « Bedford Cord Riding Trowsers, Breeches and Drab Hunting Cloth Sacs . . 1 « Wais"tcoata, Saca and Trowsers in ' Tweed and Sattara Doe for Men and Youths 1 « Waistcoats, Long Sacs in Black Doe i Coloured Cashmere and Tweed 1 " "" Trowsers and Saos in Sicilian Cloth, i irill, Alpaca and Liven 18 bales brown Wrapping Paper, assorted to ' 60 lbs. per Ream 0 " brown Paper Bags, assorted sizes S cases Slates in hardwood frames '■ ■■' -oo- - "■ ft oases Books comprising Novels Travels Educational and Juvenile Works Valentines, Seo., &o. 1 case containing ToysV'Stationery, Albums Poetry Cards, Portemonais, &c, &o. 2 eases containing Chambers Educational Course Periodicals, , Journals Historical and Poetical Works Journals and general Literature ,i, -. .i -oo7 cases Tools; &c, of first rate workmauahip, having been selected by a workman for his own use, viz., j 2 oaeos Cross Cut Saws and Screw Augurs 1 •• Hand Saws, Box and Ivory Rules aad Tap Measures » j 1 " Tennon and Hand Saws, Pit Saw Sets, I - - - Kent Hatohetß,"Screw Augurs, Plated Squares, &c, &0., 1 " Bench Holdfasts, Shell Augurs, Trowels Saws, Chisels, &o. j 1 «♦ Case Chisels, Pincers, Hammers, Com- j passes, Bench Holdfasts, Draw Knives, Gimblets, Trowls, Beer . Cocks, &o. 1 « Plated Joiners Squares, Saws, Screw Drivers, Hammers, Planes, Chisels, Braces, Files, &c. 8 bundles Spades Geneva in Red and Green Cases Old Tom in cases Rum Pale Brandy " Sherry and Port Wine, in qr'.-cjwks 0 cases Robinson & Co.'s fancy Biscuits, in 8 lb. tins Uth Ootober, 1881. GOLD ! GOLD ! ! GOLD ! ! ! CALIFORNIA PUMPS, LONG TOMS AND CRADLES, for Sale or made to order. Apply to THOMAS RITSON, Engineer, or to CHARLES GELLESPIE, Karori Read. 36th August, 1861.. EXCELLENT FARM FOB SALE. l-tfV-r" ACRES at Pahautanui of the most fertile *•" • Land in the Province, adjacent to the Main Road from WeUington to the West Coast, and adjoining the property of Mr. Boulton — about 60 acres are oleared and under cultivation, 5 acres in wheat tha remainder in grass. There iB a substantiftl well built five roome* Dwelling House, Barn, Out Houses and Stock Yard, and a well stocked Garden. There are also about 28 head of well bred Cattle inoluding 10 Milking Cows, whioh the purchaser oan take at a valuation. To any one wishing to purchase a Valuable Freehold the above affords an excellent opportunity. For further particulars, apply to the Proprietor Mr. McKivor on the premises, Mr. John Glasgow, Kai Warra Warra, or to * / MR. J. H. "WALLACE, Estate Agent, Wellington. l<tth October, 1861. CANDLES! CANDLES! CANDLES! G. S. PHILLIPS' WELLINGTON FACTORY, WILIIS'STREET, (Nearly opposite St. Peter's Churoh,) Removed from Farish Street, in consequence of the Fire on the Ist of August. GS. PHILLIPS begs to inform his Friends « and the Public generally— -including his customers in the Country Districts in tliis. Province, as well as his Frinds ift the adjoiuing Provinces — that his business is now temporarily carried on at hie Factory in Willis-street, where all orders will in future be tbaakfully received, and punctually attended to. Having made arrangements for the importation^ a superior supply of articles adapted for the Trade, G. 8, P. feels confident he shall be in a position. to supply goods of such a description as will defy competition, either with goods manufactured here or imported from the adjacent Colonies. sth September, 1861.