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Wellington Independent, Volume XVIi, Issue 1714, 8 April 1862, Page 1

SSushtess iHottccs. ESTABLISHED 1803. IMPERIAL „< FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF LONDON. SUBSCRIBED AND INVESTED CAPITAL One Million Six Hundred and Ninety Thousand Founds. Eesebvb Fmn>....£250,000. '"■"'HE Undersigned haviag been appointed i Agents to the above old established Company are now prepared to effect Fire Insurances at the lowest current rates of premium. POLICIES are issued on the spot, and LOSSES settled upon proof of Loss, no reference home being required. Forms of proposal, Prospectuses, and all other information, may be obtained on application to A. P. STUART & CO., Agents for the Wellington Province. Wellington, March 31st, 18C2. CONVEYANCE TO AND FROM PAHAUTANUI, PORIRUA. HHHE Undersigned begs to intimate, that he lias J. commenced running a conveyance between Pahautanui and 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. FABES, EACH WAY, ss. THOMAS GILBERT. March 81, 1862. ROYAL PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAIT GALLERY, CLAY POINT. ... -U— GH. SWAN has just received ex " Albe- • marle" a large and varied assortment of Photographic Goods, embracing— the Newest Designs in Cases, Frames, Carte-de-Visite, Lockets and Brooches, &c, &c. Also, the necessary Apparatus for taking the Carte-de-Visite Portraits for sending per Post. JUST PUBLISHED. A PANORAMIC View of Wellington, embracing the Town from Mount Victoria to Pipitea Point. Orders received by Mr. Marriott, or at the Gallery by G. H. SWAN, 27th January, 1862. ME. DUNCAN NEVIN begs to inform his friends and the public that he will attend daily at the " Nag's Head" Livery Stables, for the purpose of giving Veteriuary advice and attending 1 to Sick Horses. The public can rely upon every attention being paid. ' The Stables and Loose Boxes will be found particularly adapted for sickness, &o. Horses Broken to Saddle, Single and Double Harness, and guaranteed quiet before delivery. N. B. — Castration — with a guarantee. Wellington, 21st October, 1861, . FRENCH KID GLOVES! BLACK and White Satin and Kid Boots and Shoes for Dancing, AT WARMOLL'S CLAY POINT, WEELINGTON. WELLINGTON BUILDING SOCIETY, No 2. fTHHE Sixth Annual Meeting of the above Society JL will be held at the Office Odd Fellows' Hall, on Thursday evening, 17th April, at half-past seveu o'clock. The following members of the Committee retire in rotation, and are proposed for re-election, viz. Messrs. Clapham, W. Holmes, L. Levy, and J. E. Smith. J. WOODWAJID, Chairman. March 31, 1862. NOTICE. " Undersigned begs respectfully to inX form the inhabitants of the Wairarapa that he has commenced business as Boot & Shoemaker, at Greytown, where he is now prepared to receive and execute all Orders with his usual punctuality and despatch. JOSEPH DODDS, Boot & Shoe-maker, Greytown. 28th Jan., 1862. FOR SAL E , THE « WELLINGTON ALMANACK, " FOB THE YEAR OF OUR LORD 1862, N . IT contains the usual Ephemeris and Astronomical information ; the salirig directions for the various Ports in New Zealand j a gardener's calender, &c, &c, &c. The directory has been, carefully compiled ; and will be found most useful as a book of reference. Independent Office,January, 29th, 1862. WANTED. SHEEP ON TERMS on a first rate run, must ' he fine wooled and clean, as those now on the run are of this description. . For terms and particulars, apply to JACOB JOSEPH & CO. October 1, 1861. ' -"