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Wellington Independent, Volume XVII, Issue 1712, 1 April 1862, Page 8

EX "WILD DUCK" AND LATE ARRIVALS. ITON WHITE CLOVER SEED 7 bales S bushel Corn Sacks 20 octaves superior Port and Sherry 50 boxes Charcoal Tin Plates, IC, IX, DX 200 tins superior French Colza Oil, 2 galls. 2 bales Welsh Flannel 10 casks Collins Yankee Axes 50 doz. Walnut Axe Handles 2 bales Seaming and Roping Twine 60 boxes Window Glass 12x10, 14x14, 14x12 4 bales 70 in. Grey Sheeting 10 barrelß Hour of Sulphur ftO drums Stockholm Tar, 0 and 10 galls. lO cases Salad Oil Pints 1 " Tweeds, Oxford, Bedford, Steel do. &c 3O bales Wool Packs, 10 lbs. and f sizes 1 case Military Brussels and Alpaccas 1 " Book Muslin, &c. 1 " Silesians 1 " Black and White Prints 1 " Fancy do. fast colors 20 doz. long straped Spades 20 " Parkes C.S. do. 10 qr. casks superior Vinegar 1 bale Men's Linen Check Shirts 1 " Blue Serge Shirts double back 2 cases Gents long cloth Shirts linen fronts 2 •• drab and Millers' Mole Trousers 1 " fancy T weed Fashionable Vests 1 <» » " Trousers 1 " Bedford Cord •• " 2 bales Wrapping Paper 1 " fancy Regatta Sbirts I* case " " washed and boxed 8 bales 36 & 32 in. Grey Domestics 1 " Indigo Blue Serge 40 iTo* } Su P erior Cou & ou Tea SO drums boiled and raw Linseed Oil 80 casks cleaned Patna Eice 6 chests Cochin Ginger 12 Patent Mail Axles If and 2 in* 12 Dog Cart Springs, 7 plates 3 bale best Wine Corks 100 eases Champagne, pints and quarts 10 casks Blue Stove 10 cases Durham Mustard in 4 and 7 lb. tins. 10 " No. I Starch 5 " half ounce Thumb Blue 1 bale rough brown Hollands 30 barrels English Crushed Sugar 3 sheets Lead 4, 5 & 6 lbs. 10 barrels Currants 15 casks Zinc 9, 10, 11 guage 40 boxes Mould Candles 15 qr. caslcs Martell 's Brown Brandy 14 trunks Ladies' and Gents' Boots of first-rate quality from Horaan & Co: 36 doz.|Higgin's American bright shovels and spades 26 " " " handled Axes 2 " " C.S. Grass Scythes 21 coils cordage from 1 to 3J in. 20 cases Galvanized Corrugated Sheet Iron 26 Guage 4 Cases Galvanised Roofing Tiles JOHNSTON & Co. Feb. 18, 1862. TO IRONMONGERS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. BRISCOE & CO., WHOLESALE GENERAL IRONMONGERS, and Iron Merchants, Melbourne, Victoria, are constantly in receipt of shipments, from iheir firm in Wolverhampton, also from their agents in New York, and are prepared to excute orders on the usual terms at moderate prices now landing ex sundry ships. 200 tons BJB.fl. Bar and Rod Iron (assorted monthly shipment Steel, assorted, cast, double shear and blister Furnace boilers, door frames and gratings Blacksmith's portable forges, bellows, anvils, &c. Carpenter's and Joiner's Tools (Sorby's and Mathieson's) Tinsmith's Machines, tools and fittings (Eng- 1 m lish and American) Saws — Cross-cut, circular mill, pit and hand saws (Sorby's) Ewbanks patent nails (assorted monthly shipments Walker's and Scotch horse nails, horse shoes, ' plain and cooked Bolts and nuts, and coach screws, large assortment Tin plates, coke and charcoal Galvanized iron, plain and corrugated assorted Avery's weighing machines and counter scales Liift force and hand putnp3, English and American Iron bedsteads, Children's cots, stretchers Tinned and enamelled holloware, milk dishesCutlery, table and pocket of best Makers Cart springs, axles, carron boxes Oils, Colza, Chinese, Kerosene, Olive, Castor, boiled and all Linseed Turpentine, white lead, black, blue and green paint Tar, rosin, pitch, blue stone, chalk, wbiting Manila rope, blasting and sporting powder Shot, safety fuze, patent single and double tape, and gutta percha Richmond and Chandlers chaff cutting machines oat and corn crushers. Carpenter's, Builder's, and Furnishing Iron, mongery, large assortment AMERICAN GOODS. Collins and Sharps Axes, Hatchets, Tomahawks Shovels, long and short handles, Ames', Collins Hunt's, &c. Axe, Pick, Adze and Hammer Handles Sausage Machines and Staffers, Buckets, Tnbs Kerosene Lamps, Oil, Brooms, Nails, Tacks Churns, garden and field Hoes, Buck Saws, hollow Augers Coach Wrenches, India Rubber Hose Pipe Coach Makers Cloth, Corn Shellers, &c. BRISCOE & CO., 11 Collins-st., East and 245 Elizabeth-st, Melbourne. Wm. BRISCOE, & CO., Wolverhampton. FOR SALE. Ex Fanny Fisher, from Sydney. 1500 bushels Oats 300 " Barley 10 tons best Adelaide Flour . 150 " " Newcastle Coal 48 " .'« bags Coke 7 Tilt-up Carts 3 Town Drays 5 Bullock Drays Wm. BOWLER, SON & CO. December 24th, 1861. ________ OA AAA FEET SAWN Timber For Sale , Timber Cut to Order on the Shortest Notice. JACOB JOSEPH & CO. CRICKET. rriHE WELLINGTON CRICKET CLUB, will _L meet (weather permitting), every. Wednesday and Saturday, afternoon, at 4 o'clock, on the Parade Ground till further notice. WILLIAM BROMLEY, Secretary, W* C. Ci October 1, 1861.