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Wellington Independent, Volume XVII, Issue 1773, 30 September 1862, Page 4

FOR SALE. OAA EWES AND LAMBS 2 Imported German Rams 10 head perfectly quiet Dairy Cows ia Calf for particulars, apply to J. H. WALLACE, Lambton Quay. Sept. 11, 1862. THE LUXURY OF WASHING I WITH HARPER TWELVETREES 1 SOAP POWDER. r f HIS Wonderful Prepara'ion is decidedly the J most economical aud effective article ever introduced for washing, the cleansing properties of several pounds of aoap being contained in a few ounces of the Soap Powder. No rubbing required, j Sold in small packets everywhere. — Patenteee, ] Harper Twelvetrees, Broomley-by-Bow, London. , Ask for Bridges* Australian Satin Glaze Starch where you purchase Harper Twelvetrees' Soap Powder. One pound is equal to two pounds of any other. Sole Wholesale Agents for Wellington, W. Hickson en Co. wool] THE Undersigned are Cash purchasers for Wool ; or will make liberal ad« vances upon same consigned to their Agents. JACOB JOSEPH & CO. Dec. 13, 1861. FOR POSITIVE SALE. IN THE RANGITIKI— A RUN— comprisiug b.OOO Acres, and the best adapted for Sheep in that district. There is a good sheep yard oa tbe run, and to be sold with the above. 2,500 Sheep, Mixed Flock 30 Fine Bred Rams 80 Head of Cattle, Mixed Heid 1 Team Woiking Bullocks 4 Saddle Horses For particulars and terms, apply to Mr. C. CAMPION, Raugitiki ; or MESSRS. A. & T. FRASER, Wellington. April 2, 1862. NOTICE. E WILTON begs to return thanks 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 intends re* opening his business premises, Lambton Quay, as Butcher, on the 12th July, 1862, When he hopes to be able to supply the Public with as good aa article as heretofore. N.8.-t-SHippiira Supplied. July 4, 1862. FOR SALE. A CHINA DINNER SERVICE, complete, ef XjL the newest style and pattern. W. SCOTT, July 10, 1862. Willk-street. FOR SALE. npHE Entire Horse PLOUGH BOY. For parL ticulars, apply to the Groom, or to R. BUCKRIDGE, Albion Inn, Taitai. Sept. 19, 1862, FIRST CLASS HOTEL AND RESTAURANT BUSINESS IN CHRISTCHURCH, MESSRS. AIRMAN & WILSON hay« received instructions from Mr. John Birdsey (who purposes retiring from the business) to offer for sale that celebrated Hotel and Restaurant known by the name of BIRDSEY'S BRITISH HOTEL, Situated in the High Street, of Cbristchurch. Since its opening, the business done at this Establishment has been a large and constantly increasing one, and it is now doing one of the most respectable aud profitable trades in the line, in New Zealand. Besides being the rendezvous for all the principal settlers of the Canterbury Province, it is largely frequented by visitors from the other settlements, and from Australia, Placed in the commercial portion of the city, and in one of its principal thoroughfares, it offers inducements sddon to be met with, viz.: — a .first rate situation and a large, established, and profitable connection, which, with a few years attention, will enable any one taking it up, to retire with a handsome competency. Bona fide intending purchasers will be shewn the books of the concern, which, being carefully kept, will enable auy one to ascertain at a glance, the extent of the business done and the profits realised. On application to the Auctioneers, every information 88 to length and conditions of lease, price, terms, &8. will be afforded to parties desirous of becoming purchasers. Sept. 19, 1863. NOTICE. ALL Persons indebted to the Estate of the late John King, Esq., of Wellington, Solicitor, lire requested forthwith to pay the amount of their several debts to the Undersign ed, sole executor, no other person being empowered to grant a legal receipt. W. B. RHODES, Manners Street, Wellington. Dated, 18th Sept., 1862. TO PORK BUTCHERS, &c. r jMHE business carried on by F. Bright, Lamb- ■ tou Quay, to be disposed of. To persons wishing a snug lucrative trade, this offers a good investment for a small amount of capital. Tbe Proprietor can give possession on a short notice, will assist the purchaser in securing the trade, and will be ready to turn over all the necessary implements at a valuation. Apply on the premises to F. BRIGHT, Pork Butcher, Lambton Quay. Sept. 3, 1862. CLONTARF HOUSE, WELLINGTON. SAMUEL JAMES TRIST returns his sincere thanks to his friends and the public, for\ the very liberal support that he has received from them, during the last two years, that he has been hawking about theTownand Country. He begs to inform his friends, that he has taken the premises next door to the Eagle Tavern, Lain b tou Quay, which he will open next Saturday, with a choice collection of Fancy Goods of every description, both in Beads and Toy's &c, and hopes to merit the same liberal lupport that he has had hitherto. —— TO ARRIVE EX PRINCESS. A large assortment of tbe latest invented toy'g puzzles, solitaire boards, dolls of all sizes, flutes, bead collars, back combs, drums, boxes toys, tambourines, drums, razors, scizzors, accordians, 275 of the Latest Published Novels, &c, when he intends to open a Cibculating Libbaby with a variety of other works, Hiatwie, <fee, 1 Sept, 3, 1862.