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Wellington Independent, Volume XVI, Issue 1707, 14 March 1862, Page 1

NOTICE. IMPORTANT TO ADVERTISERS. rr\ HE "Wellingtoh Independent" has the JL greatest circulation of any Newspaper yet published in New Zealand ; its subscribers being located in all the most important Districts of the Colony; rt It is also extensively circulated in New Soutto^?iileß, South and Western Australia, Van Diemen*s Land,' Cape 6f Good Hope, and in the Mother Country. Advertisers, therefore, in making use of the columns of the " Independent " may feel certain that the greatest publicity will be given to the Goods, Wares, &c, offered for sale, and that Advertisers will ultimately reap benefits in proportion to the manner in which they keep their names before the public. The price of Advertisements in the " Wellington Independent" is — Threepence a Line for the Fitst Insertion of all Advertisements, and One Penny a Line for every subsequent insertion. Advertisements will be continued, and charged until counter-ordered ; such Orders must be sent to this Omce One Da* before Publication, and must be in Wkiting. Advertisements to be left at the " Independent Office," Lanibton Quay, before Eight o'clock on Monday and Thursday Evenings. AGENTS FOR THE "WELLINGTON INDEPENDENT." TT7 ELLINGTON— Messrs. "William L , V» Bright & Hendres, John Houghton, James Wallace, Lambton Quay; Wm. Scott, Samuel Cobham, "Willis Street; Cleland & Anderson, and Es H. Carpenter, Thorndon. • Biver Hutt— Mr. T. Mills Upper Hutt— Mr. P. Wilkie Wangautu — Mr. H. Ireson Jones Taranaki— Mr. E. Dorset. Auckland — Messrs. Williamson & WJson. Nelson— Mr. Elliott. Port Cooper — Noble Campbell & Co. Otage — Mr. M. Graham. All Orders and Advertisements, left in chavge of our A gents, are requested to be forwarded without delay far completion. Sij typing j&ottt?*. WELLINGTON AND WANGANUI A REGULAR TRADER. TVyTESSRS. TAYLOR WATT & rf^agE^. -iV-l- Co.'s well-known Schooner 34 tons register, (coppered and cop-per-fastened,) John Linklater, master, sails regularly between the abate Forts, leaving each alternately once a fortnight. This vessel is well found, and fitted up specially for passengers. For further particulars apply to the master on b«ard, or to . W. LYON, Wellington, TAYLOR, WATT, & C«., Wanganui. June 18, 1861. PASSENGERS' LINE OP PACKETS, FOR LONDON DIRECT. TO FOLLOW THE "ASTEROPE," «^-Tfc-< r pHE Favorite Clipper Ship "WILD DUCK," 1500 Tons Bubthen, THOMAS BISHOP, Esq., COMMANDER, THIS well-known Vessel having just arrived on her third Voyage to thh» Port, will be ready to take on board Wool and other Cargo for London in a few days, and will have quick dispatch. Freight of Wool. One penny per pound. The Passenger accommodation of the " Wild Duck" is superior to that of any vessel in the New Zealand trade. For Freight or Passage, apply to JOHNSTON & CO., Or t» WM. BOWLER, SON & Co., Agents. 20th January, 1862. PASSENGER LINE OF PACKETS. Fop liOndon Divefet, TO FOLLOW THE "WILD DUCK" .-t-tL-* rnRE well-known Aberdeen 2i|H|^ JOHN BUNYAN, IOCS Tons Bubthen, Joseph Allan, Esq. Commander. This fine, fast-sailing vessel is now discharging inward Cargo, and will be ready to take on board Wool and other Produce for London on or about fcie 20th March. A large portion of her Freight being engaged, early application by shippers is necessary. THE "JOHN BUNYAN" Has superior accommodation for first class Passengers, and having made the fastest passages of any vessel to and from New Zealand, may be expected to make the run home in eighty days.' Freight on Wool one penny per lb. other freight per agreement. I I For Freight or passage, Apply to JOHNSTON & CO. OR TO W. BOWLER SON & CO. Agents. FORPICTON AND NELSON. 4Hhk^. HPHF. s.s. fljjJN^ X STORM BIRD, flpjpPffiif' Captain Mundle will leave for Picton *BBSSBSS? and Nelson, on Thursday, 20tli March, for freight or passage, apply to DUNCAN & VENNELL, Agents. March 10, 1863.