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Wellington Independent, Volume XVII, Issue 1770, 23 September 1862, Page 4

FOR SALE. ' 900 EWES AND LAMBS * JV> ' V - / 2 Imported German Rams 10 head perfectly quiet Dairy Cows in Calf for particulars, apply to J. H. WALLACE, Lnmbton Quay. Sept. 1!, 1802. THE LUXURY OF WASHING WITH HAtU'KR T\VK:,VK I HUES' bOAP POWDKH. f\f HIS Wondeiful Preparation is decidedly the J most economical and effective article ever introduced for washing, the cleansing properties of several pounds of soap being contained in a few ounces of the Soap Powder. No rubbing required. Sold in small packets everywhere. — Patenteee, Harper Twelvetrees, Broomley-by-Bow, London. Ask for Bridges' Australian Satin Glaze Stakch where you purchase Harper Twelvetrees' Soap Powder. One pound is equal to two pounds of any other. Sole Wholesale Agents for Wellington, W. Hickson & Co. ON SALE. T)ORT in Quarts ] do. Pints j Barrett and Clay's superior Brand Cherry Brandy, in quarts, Duty Paid Wine Corks, first quality, per single gross Geneva, in qr.-caaks Old Tom " do. in case 1 package of highly scented Snuff Tobacco, for Sheep dressing, either in or out of Bond W. S. LOXLEY, Farish-sireet. 7th Janjiocy, 1862. IMMEDIATE CLEARING SALE. 1 %kCI MATTBESSES, sizes various, at -*-O\J WAUMOLL'S, Clay Point. Shippers supplied at low rates. Sept. 8, 1862. ' • THATCHER, THE INIMITABLE LOCAL VOCALIST 7s Coming. WO ~~6 L ! THE Undersigned are Cash purchasers for Wool; or will make liberal advances upon same consigned to their Agents. JACOB JOSEPH & CO. Dec. 13, 1861. FOR POSITIVE SALE. IN THE EANGITIKI— A BUN— comprising 8,000 Acres, and the best adapted for Sheep in that district There is a good sheep yard oa the run, and to be sold with the above. 2,500 Sheep, Mixed Flock .30 Fine Bred Rams 80 Head of Cattle, Mixed Held 1 Team Woiking Bullocks 4 Saddle Horses For particulars and terms, apply to Mr. C. CAMPION, Raugitiki ; or I MESSRS. A. & T. FRASER, Wellington. April 2, 1862. FOR SALE. rn\Vo SECTIONS of Land on the Taratahi 1 Plains, 186 and 188, Wairarapa, 100 acres each. Apply to WILLIAM LYON. June 30, 1862. NOTICE. E WILTON begs to return tlianks to his * Friends and the Public of Wellington for their past support when in business, and now has much pleasure to inform them, that he inteads reopening his business premises, Lambton Quay, a3 Butcher, on the 12th July, J862. When he hopes to be able to supply the Public with au good an article as heretofore. N.B.— Shipping Supplied. July 4, 1861 NOTICE. ALL PERSONS indebted to the Estate of the . late John King, of Wellington, Solicitor are requestedforthwith to pay the amount of their several debts to " C. B. BORLASE, Solicitor, Lambton Quay, Wellington. Dated sth July, 18G2. FOR SALE. A CHINA DINNEB SERVICE, complete, ef ' XX the newest style and pattern. W. SCOTT, July 10, 18C2. Willis-street. NOTICE. 'IpHE Undersigned having purchased the good A will of the Upper Hutt Mail Cart, from Lot Cross, trusts by attending strictly to business, that the public will patronize him. The conveyance will start from Mr. James Brown's Criterion Hotel, Upper Tlutt, at quarter to seven in the morning, to meet the vau at Whitewood's Hotel and will wait for the van from Wellington in the evening. JOSEPH HALL. Aug. 26, 1802. \yf. T ANTED a Female General Servant, ImmeT T diate Jy, apply to MBS. NATHAN, Ingestre Street. Sept. 11,1862. LOST. \CASE, marked in black paint, W. IL, Win. Hill, Esq., Care of John Jones, Esq. Otago. To be forwarded to Invereargill. The above case was shipped on board the s.s. Lord Worsley, in Sydney, on the 24th April last, and containing articles for a sheep station, and must have been landed at one of the Intermediate Ports. Any person giving any information, respecting same, to the Agents of the later-Colonial Royal Mail Company will be rewarded, Sept. 12, 1802. £2 REWARD. LOST, Stolen, or Strayed from Pipitea, a dark brown MARE, long tail, two white hind feilocks, star on forehead. WhoeAer shall return the same, or give information if stolen, shall receive the above reward. FREDERICK BRIGHT, Lambtou Qurt, Sept, 11, 1863. *■