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Wellington Independent, Volume XVII, Issue 1712, 1 April 1862, Page 4

TO LET. A BUTCHER'S SHOP, Dwelling Housft and Slaughter House, the House and Shop are conveniently situated by the road side, ard at a considerable distance from any ether Butcher's Shop. For further particulars enquire of , MB.D4VID HUGHEY, \ Taitai. March 31, 1862. ' ] FOR SALE. ' | ''HE Estate of Eftilston, Rangitikei, adjoining JL the property of the Hon. W. Fox, containing •300 acres, all fenced in, and a considerable portion of it sown witli good grass seed. There are about 25 acres under cultivation which is sub-divided into convenient paddocks, also, a good substantial House and Stock yard wiih other conveniences, together with 8 working bullocks, 4 cows, farming implements, household effects, &c. This nice little Estate is well worthy the notice of any one desirous of commencing farming, and will be sold on reasonable terms. For further particulars, apply to C. F. Webb, on the Estate, or to . J. BURNE, Lambton Quay, : Wellington; March 81, 1862. CONVEYANCE TO AND FROM PAHAUTANUI, PORIRUA. nnHE Undersigned begs to intimate, that he has JL commenced running a conveyance between Pahautanui aud Wellington, and trusts by civility and attention, to receive a share of public patronage. The Trap will leave Pahautanui every Friday morning, at 8 o'clock ; and Wellington every Saturday morning, at 12 noon. JABEB, EACH WAY, ss. THOMAS GILBERT. March 31, 1862. TO ARRIVE PER "BLANCHE." BLUE WOOLEN SERGE Welch Flannel Wool Shawls and Plaids Head Dresses, Bonnet Ribbon Chadwick's Cotton Reels, Hooks and Eyes Bed Lace, India Tape, Mohair Braid Alma Lnces, Round Silk do. Black Brussels Bands • Men's Grey Wollen knit Half Hose Boy's " Socks Brown CoLton Half Hose Ladies' White Cotton Half Hose Fancy Striped Merino do. Women's White Merino do. Children's White Cotton Socki Ascot Worsted Socks Grey Domestics and Shirting ' Horrock's Long Cloth Coloured Fancy Prints Black and Grey do. Navy Blue do. Crimean Shirts Cloth Caps, regulation peaks Gem's Felt Hats, Black, Brown and Drab EX "JOHN BUNYAN." AND LATE ABBIVALS. Saddles, Bridles and Head Stalls Patent felt Saddle Cloths Wool Shawls and Plaids Braces Tweed Coats, Ve9ts and Trowsen Derrys, Barege Embroidered Mohair Robes Bonnets, Hats and Shapes Hosiery, Gloves Braids, Tapes, Laces Ladies' Head Dresses Cap Fronts Crinoline Skirts and Steel Ribbons 36 and 72 in. Grey Calico Black and Grey do. Lockwood's Table Cutlery Butchers' Knives and Steels Farriers', Shoe, Putty and Pallelte Knives Electro Plate Spoons and Forks Files, Pitsaws, Tapers, Rasps, &c. Jew's Harps Sporting Powder Shot, Powder Flaska Guns Blankets Ewoank's Patent Nails Boat Chain, Anchors Slate Chimney Pieces Slate Hearth Stones Superior Register Stoves, Fire Irons Patent Kitchen Range, with High Pressure Bath Boiler, suitable for a first class Hotel or Boarding House W. WARING TAYLOR, Wellington. March 31, 1862. THE S.S.'a WONGA WONGA and STORM BIRD will leave Wanganui for Wellington 2nd April. Napier for Castle Point and Wellington 3rd " Wellington lor Picton Bth " Pieton for Nelson 9th '* Wellington for Dunedin, .. . .-.. ..10th •• Nelson for Picton „ 11th « Picton for Wellington 12th " Dunedin for Wellington 14th " Wellington for Dunediu '.. .. .. ..17th " Wellington for Picton 20th " Duaedin for Wellington .. .. .. ..21st " P«cton for Nelson „ „ „ „ „ . ,21st M Nelson for Picton . . „ on arrival of English Mail, about 24th '« Picton for Wellington •« 24th " ♦Wellington for Wanganui on or " 2ttth '« ♦Wellington for Castle Point and Nnpior 38th " DUNCAN & VENNELL, Agents. •Dependent on arrival of English Mails. March 31, 1862. TO PASSENGERS PER "WILD DUCK" FOR LONDON. ~T|w* r |"^HlS vessel will clear at the CusjtoiyjfsEgs. -A. Toms, to-morrow, and sail on nmfflfl&£' Thursday, the 3rd iust. *"tfilW> WM. BOWLER, SON & CO. Agents. March 31, 18C2. "JOHN BUNYAN," FOR LONDON. HP HIS well-known .clipper ship J. rijvfcd|3^v X Allen, Esq., Commander, will JHfifnillity leave for London, . about the 20th "™*OTwGp i Q stant, this fine ship has made the fattest passage out and home of any vessel leaving this Port. The accommodation for passengers is very superior, and every possible arrangement is made for their comfort. W. BOWLEB, SON & CO., Maroh 31, 1862. Agent "'