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Wellington Independent, Volume XVII, Issue 1766, 13 September 1862, Page 2

KEROSINE OIL. MONDAY, 14th SEPTEMBER. MESSRS. DUNCAN & VENNELL will Hell by Public Auction, at their Stores, on Monday next, the 14th Inst. Ex Rangilim from Sydney. 100 cases Kerosine Oil ALSO, 1 ton White Lead 2 " assorted Paints 3 cases Wax Vestas 3 " I.N.E Matches 20 " Salad Oil 10 " American Axes 10 doz. " Picks Nests Tubs. Buckets. Rope AND VARIOUS OTHER GOODS. As per Hand Bills. Sale to commence at Two o'clock. Custom House Street, Sept. 11, 1802. PUBLIC SALE OF BOOKS. MESSRS. BETHUNE & HUNTER WILL SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the Exchange, \T7ntrsday, Friday, and Stturday, the 18th, IU 19% and 20ih September. Commencing- each day at One o'clock. A CONSIGNMENT OF BOOKS shipped by E. Lumley, Esq., of London, as per catalogue— The Books are now on show at the Side Rooms, where catalogues can be obtained. Exchange Buildings, 15th August, 1862. TO STAND THIS SEASON^ HpHE Entire Horse I"MAJ O R ,» By Tramp out of a Sampson Mare, bred by Mr. Duncan Fraser, Raugitikei. This Horse is a dark chestnut, o years old, possesses great bone and muscle, is good tempered and broken into harness. Major will stand at Wellington, Porirua, and the Hutt. Terms— Single Makes M 3s. An allowance made for two or more Mares the bona fide property of the same party. All Fees to be paid ou or before the Ist January, j 1803; and an allowance of Ten peb Cext for Cash at the time Marcs served. | JOHN LEACH. Polhill's Gully, Sept., 8, 18G2. IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC. GREAT CLEARING SALE. AT GILBERT PICKETT & CO.'S GILBERT PICKETT & CO. beg to announce to the Inhabitants of Wellington and its ■vicinity, that previous to receiving their Spring and Summer Goods, they will lmve a great Clearing Sale, commencing on Moxdav, the 15th inst., and continniug for fourteen days, when the whole of their extensive and varied stock will 'je submitted to the public at greatly reduced prices, As their Stock is full aud well assorted in every department, and the reduction of prices so great ; purchasers will have an opportunity of buying Drapery Goods, at. prices which has never before been presented to the Inhabitants of Wellington. The following are a few of the articles which ! particularly deserve attention. LADIE3' DEPARTMENT. DARK DRESSES. Flounced Wuicies Checked and striped Repps *' " Mohair Figured D'Laines LIGHT DHESSES. Plain and flounced Muslins " " Baregese Checked, striped and cheene Mohair A few plain, striped chene, and flounced Silks SHAAVLB. Long and square Wool Shawls " tr Cashmere " " " Bnrege » " " Sylpbide " MANTLES. Dark and light Mantillas " " Paletots Rich black Silk Velvet Mantles and Jackets STUFFS. French Merinoes French Twills Frenoh D'Laines Coburgs and Alpacas Challes and Mohairs FANCY. Best French Kid Gloves Sewed Muslin Sleeves and Collars Silk Neck Ties and Scarfs Chenille and Wool " Head Dresses, Belts, &c. Ribbons in great variety GENTLEMEN'S DEPARTMENT. Superior Black Coats Tweed and Doeskin " Black Cloth Vests Tweed and Doeskin Vests Black Cloth Tweed and Doe Trousers Mole Trousers and Vests Inverness Capes i Neck Ties and Scarfs Black and colored Neckherchiefs Braces, Belts, &c. Caps and Hats of every description Gloves, Hosiery, &c. White and Crimean Shirts Carpets, Table Covers, Table Cloths, Chintzs, Damasks &c, &c, Inspection respectfully invited. ! FOR READY MONEY ONLY. Sept 10, ISG2. STORE CATTLE! STORE CATTLE !! THE Undersigned i 3 a Purchaser of STORE CATTLE, equal sexes, none under two years old, deliverable in Wellington, at Two Pounds Five Shillings, CASH. CHARLES E. BIRD, Queen's Hotel. Sept. 8, 1803. "■ TO LbT AT KARORI. A DAIRY FARM, comprising 13 Acres, all laid down in Grass, and a Honse, containing 7 Rooms, with Dairy, Cow House, and other OutHouses, complete. ALSO, 4 first rate Milch Cows and Dairy Utensils if required. The situation is good for a General Store. For terms, apply to MR. G. COLLIER, On the Premises. Sept. 6, 1802. CHATHAM ISLAND POTATOES. Ex Sea Serpent. G% fi£ TONS POTATOES, superior sample' 4>& BETHUNE & HUNTER, Exchange Building, 120 i Sept., 1603.