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Wellington Independent, Volume XVII, Issue 1785, 30 October 1862, Page 2

ON' SALIi BY T Hi UNDKKHiGsfc! . X L\TK At'.lVilS I'M 'M SYn^'KY" 6 ON 1 So. i wii'Bci >~ui o '«ir >) '• Yellow W. B. HHODKS .* C >. Rhodes' Wharf, Oct. 27, 18(i2. ON^SALIi BY THE UNDERSIGNED EX PKIsuUsS. AsiV,R )I*E, AND L.VI : ARRIVALS. 9f\ MUDS. W.I. HUM \&^J 20 qr casks do 0 cases Oosm's superior port, ea I iloz 50 " snjierinr pule slierrv 150 kegs Ewiiank's pateut nulls assorted sizes 20 casks washing sod'i ; 5 „ putiy ea<;li 5 cwt in 14 lbs bladders I 40 drums colza oil each ft giillous 10 liales 3 bushels sacks 2 libd* assmtetl tinware 20 chests best Cougou tea 20 half-chests „ „ | 1 case men's watertight boots I 1 trunk „ butchers „ 3 „ assorted boots and shoes 2 bales forfars 1 " blue serge 20 pieces L " fiaDnel 2 ingots grain tin 10 boxes window glass 20x14, 18x14 1200 V.D.L. paliugs 2 bales sewiug twine 2 cases single and double barrel guns 2 " American Axes 1 Scotch farm cart 3 bags large galvanised screws ALSO, 30 hhds Whitbread's ule 30 " " stout 5 ;, W.I. Rum 5' qr-casks do 32 „ Bruno Silva aud Son's superior j port 16 octaves „ „ „ do 30 qr, casks Cosen's superior sherry 3 „ Heuuessy's dark braudy 2 „ superior port 2 „ sherry, dark 2 „ old torn 10 „ dark brandy 2 hhds Offley's port, wine 12 qr-ensks pale sherry 20 cases port wine, each 1 doz 20 „ sherry do 50 „ old torn do 10 „ clipper gin do 45 „ best mat vinegar, eajh 2 doz quarts 100 „ G. F, Coward's assorted oilmen's stores contuiniug salad oil, mustard, pickles, sauces, &c. 10 „ assorted saddlery, containing — Gent's and ladies' saddles, bridles, whips, &c. 9 „ assorted leather kip, calf, and Cordovan 10 „ Seidlitz powders 10 bales gunuy bugs, each 250 6 cases assorted small wares 1 bale hammocks 15 tins boiled liuseed oil 1 Ransom aud Sim's dressing machine W. B. RHODES & CO. Rhode's Wharf, Oct. 27. 18132. WILLIS STREET. GPICKGTT & CO. « beg to inform tneir friends and the public, that they have opened a branch esublisement in the premises formerly occupied by F. K. Allen, when they hope to receive as liberal a support, as they have hitherto done on' Lambton Quay. They are now receiving per Asterope,, Seasonable Goods, which they will be prftpared to offer at reasonable prices; amongst which are Dresses Mantles' Ribbons Gloves lints Parasols Prints Ginghnms Hosiery AND A LARGE VARIETY OF FANCY GOODS. PICKI3IT & CO. Willis Street, Oct. 22, 1862. ON S A L E — EX ASTEHOPE. 14 qr. casks Hennessy's brandy, brown 0 " do do pale 5 '• Martell's do b.towu 5 " do do pale 30 " W.I. rum 10 hhds. do 100 cases Mattell's brnndy 50 " Islny whisky 25 hhds. Dawson's Yorkshire ale 20 " Allsopp's Burton ale 21 cases bottled ale and porter 8 qr.-casks port wine 4 " do 4 " sherry 30 cases Page's sort 28 *• Gordon's sherry 20 casks oatmeal 2 tons sheep wash tobacco 1 case saddlery 1 cask cart harness AND OTHER GOODS. BETHUNE AND HUNTER. Exchange Buildings, Oct. 15, 1862. W 7 . JAMES, CABINET MAKER AND UPHOLSTERER, (Opposite the new Wharf,) Lambton Quay. TT AS ON SALE — Furniture of all description, Colonial and home made Spring, hair, flock, and flax mattresses Cabinet maker's materials of all description N.B. — Having just received a complete set of machinery is prepared to manufacture all manner of ornamental work. Venetian blinds made to order. Oct. 10, 186 a. WANTED at the London House, a smart YOUTH, apply to LEWIS MOSS. SeDt. 29, 1862. WANTKD, for office work, a smart YOUTH who writes a good hand W. G. TURNBULL & 00. Oct. 27, 1802. WANTED a smart LAD, about L 3 or 14 years old, for the Dradery Basiaess, apply to G. PICKEIT & CO. Willis Street. Oct. 27, 1862. £10 REWARD. WHEREAS, on* the night of Friday, 24th inst., or early the follow. ug morning, some evil disposed persou or persons did bteuk into St. Peter's Church, and sacriligiously destroy property therein. The above reward will be paid to any person giving such information as will lead to the conviction of the offender or offenders. By order of the Vestry of St. Peter's Te Aro. J. CARTKJEfc, EDWARD PEAROE, Churchwardens. Oct. 27, 1862. NEW SUMMER DRAPERY GOODS. THE UNDERSIGNED HAS KEOEIVED, EX CLAUD HAMILTON AND OTHER LATE AUUIVALS. A CHOICE selection of Summer Drapery Goods, comprising — every tiling requisite for ladies' and gentlemeu's use, which will De sold at the smallest remunerating profit for cash.