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Wellington Independent, Volume XVI, Issue 1703, 25 February 1862, Page 1

POND ANI) REMMINGTON, |Mttmfc*rs*> -Painters, ©rlafijet;s> PAPER-HANGERS, &c, &cj LAMBXOW-QTIAIt^ : WELLINGTON, Nearly opposite the Odd Fellows' Hall, PORTOBELLO TEA GARDENS, WILLIS STREET, SOUTH, TE ARO. WILLIAM MANSELL, Nurseryman, begs very respectfully to inform the Inhabitants of Wellington and its vicinity, that he has laid out the above Gardens regardless of expense, and they are now open as a place of recreation and amuae ment. The Grounds command a splendid View of tn* Bay, and Visitors may rely upon every attention being shewn them. Tea, Cicrds and Whey, Sf-c. Willis Street Nursery, August 23, 1860. MINIFIES CRITERION HOTEL, LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON. JOSIAH MINIFIE, begs to call the attention of the public to hfs having taken this extensive Establishment, generally known as BARON ALZDORF'S HOTEL, and trusts by strict attention, civility, and by keeping constantly a stock of the best Wines, Spirits, snd Liquors of every description on hand, to obtain that share of patronage which it will ever be his utmost endeavour to merit. Families, Settlers, and Strangers visiting this Port will find at the above Hotel unrivalled accommodation, combined with moderate charges. WARM, COLD, AKD SHOWEB BATHB, BEADY AT THE SHORTEST NOTICE. Good Stabling and Secure Paddocks. 7th October, 1861. [ADVERTISEMENT. J GAWITH'S FAMILY HOTEL, MOLESWORTH STBEET, THORNDON FLAT. A WISE begs to call the attention of the • the Public to his having taken the above Hotel, and trusts by strict attention and by keeping a constant supply of the choicest Wines, Spirits, and Liquors of every description to obtain that share of patronage which it will ever be his utmost endeavour to merit. N.B — Good Stables and ivell fenced Paddocks, 30th September, 1861. W. DAVIS, PHOTOGRAPHER, Lambton Quay, ■ GEORGE HOUGHTON, j LIGHTERMAN, &C, Manners Street, Wellinglon, SHIPPING SUPPLIED, With Stone and Shingle Ballast ; Pure Fresh Water pumped into the _ ship tanks on the shortest notice. No. 2 flag is the call for anything required by G. H.s boats. N.B. — All orders left at Mr. John Houghton's^ Willis-street, next door to the Independent Offioe, will be punctually attended to. Feb. 10, 1862, NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION. THE. PARTNERSHIP hitherto existing between the Undersigned, under the style or Firm of HALL AND ALDERSON, expires This Day by effluction of Time. The Business will be continued as usual by William Maddisok Alderson, in conjunction with his sons, William Henry Alderson and Thomas Aldebbon, tinder the style of ALDERSON & SONS, by whom all accounts of the late Firm will be settled. Witness — Thomas Southern. THOS. B. HALL, W. M. ALDERSON, 221, Elizabeth-st., Sydney. December 31st, 1861. LEVY BROTHERS, 24 Bourke Sireet, East, Melbourne. IMPORTERS of every description of British and Foreign Fancy goods, Stationery, Perfumery, Drugs, and Druggists Sundries, Cutlery, and Hardware, Earthenware, China, and Glass, Cabinet Goods, Jewelry, Tobacconists ware, Toys, and Basket ware. Levy Brothers in calling the attention of the merchants and storekeepers of New Zealand to the foregoing summary, beg to say that they have a larger and better selected stock of the above mentioned goods than any other House in the Australian colonies, and as they are in constant receipt of fresh shipments from the Mother Country and the Continental States, they are in a position to do that justice to their customers that cannot fail to insure a continuance of their patronage. As it would be imposible to give a full detail of their stock in an advertisement, they will be happy to forward a catalogue poet free on application. WANTED. SHEEP ON TERMS on a first rate run, must be fine wooled and clean, as those now on the run are of this description. For terms and particulars, apply to JACOB JOSEPH & CO. , Octeber 1, 1861, vu * -.