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Wellington Independent, Volume XVII, Issue 1794, 20 November 1862, Page 2

Tp 0 R SALE About one hundred and thirty head very superior Store Cattle, at present depastured on the Peninsula, ready for shipment. Apply to DUNCAN & VENNELL, Nov. 12, 1802. ~SIIEEP DIPPING INGREDIENTS. ON. .' S A L E— ! By the Undersigned,' ex Diana and Asterope. Flour of sulphur Arsenic, blue vitrol OWEN BROS. Nov. 12, 18C2. S~\ N S A L E Mauritius and Sydney Company's sugars Fine Congou tea in chests aud half-diesis j Mackenzie's coffee in tins Adelaide flour Martell's brandy in case B.P. rum in qr-casks Jamaica and Demerara in cases Geneva, key brand, in 4 galls, red cases Lowndes' old torn, in cases Finest sherry wine, in hhds, qr-casks, and cases Port wine in qr-casks and cases Champagne, in cases, quarts and pints Belmont sperm and Leith sperm candles Neva stcariue and Taylor's do Salad oil. in pints and half.gints Sydney and Loudgti soap . Sheet and crown glass Navy canvass and Europe rcpe Wool packs and sheep shears Currants, raisins, figs, &c. Tartaria acid Dungaree, cotton ticks, denims Begatta aud Scotch twill shirts Drab and Millers mole lrowsers Cottons, prints and muslins Women's and men's hosiery "Rolled Jacconets and silesia Fencing wire, bar and rod iron Steel spades, shovels, axes, and wedges' Galvacized sheet iron, and galvanized tiles Galvanized buckets, rivelted, sheet zinc Cart arms and boxes, tin plates, &c. JOHNSTON & CO, Nov. 10, 1862. MONEY TO LEND By the Undersigned. i .£5,000 in sums of £ 100 and upwards C. B. BORLASE, Solicitor, LambtoD Quay, Wellington; Nov. 10, 1862. WELLINGTON ALMANACK, 1863. NOTICE TO ' ADVEBTISERS. THE WELLINGTON ALMANACK will be published early in December, Advertisers are therefore requested to forward their favors as early as convenient to prevent disappointment. The extensive circulation of this Almanack affords an excellent opportunity to Advertise rs desirous of publicity. Advertisements will be charged at the same rate as last year, viz : — £1 per page, 10s. for half-page, and ss. for a quarter. Independekt office, November 10th, 1862. 10 ARRIVE PER "PRINCESS," " ASTEROPE," AND "CONSTANCE." Af\ HHDS. Eudgard's Pale Ale *±.\J 10 v if XXXX Stout 50 hhdo. Jeffrey's No. 3 Edinburgh Ale ..: 400 doz. " Pale India Ale, quarts 240 " » Strong « « 280 " « " « pints 16 \ casks superior Sherry 16 octaves " «« • 55 cases " " 3 doz. each 30 " " " 1 " " 27 qr.-caeka " Port 38 cases " «• 3 doz. each 00 qr.-casks best Islay Whisky 150 cases " " " .150 " Old Tom, (Mackenzie's) 200 doz. Ginger Cordial 12 chests Congou Tea 50 § chest " " 60 casks best Scotch Oatmeal , 50 " Pearl Bailey 25 « Split Peas 47 cases Dunlop Cheeses 10 " Cheddar " 8" « Belfast Hams 10 «• Assorted Confectionery lg ". Currants 10 " Chicory 50 boxes Belmont Sperm Candles 16 cases Lelchford's Wax Vestas 10 tons Pig Iron 30 packages Cooking Stoves and Fittings 10 bales 3 bushel Bags 4 " Navy Canvas 2 " Seaming Twine 3 casks assorted I_ks 3 cases Papier Mache Tables, Work Boxes, Jewel, Card, and Glove Boxes, Book Slides, Tea Caddies, and other Fancy Goods 8 trunks Lochore & Son's, Boots and Shoes and 170 baleß and cases, comprising a and varied assortment of ..seasonable Drapery W. &G.TURNBULL & CO. 26tb/Sept., 1862. ON S A L E — EX PEIKCESS, ASTEBOPE, &C, AND TO ARRIVE. Martell's brandy (dark and pale) Demerrara rum, hhds and qr-casks Geneva, red cases Highland whisky, ,cases -Port wine, octaves . , . Sheny,, ,T~^ --- : = ---= r -___ :: "Bass' ale, No. 3, in hhds Congou tea, chests „ „ half chests „ „ boxes Havannali shaped Manila cigars, No. '2 Manila coffee Victorian Company's crystals sugar Mauritius " do „ Ist counter do „ 2nd „ do „ brown do Crosse and*Blackwcll's pickles , f „ sauces „ „ bottles vinegar „ „ capers „ „ chutneya „ „ anchovies „ 11 jam 3 " " „ ■ ■ s, bottled fruits I Lea and Perrin's Worcestershire sauces ' Salt, fine aud coarse Woolpacks English, house coal Roman cement * Iron, tanks, with taps Water casks Corrish shovels Bent spades Miners' shovels EDWARD PEARCE. Nov. 5, 1863. STEONG BOOTS ! STRONG BOOTS ! ! AND NO PUFF! JOHN McGRATH in returning sincere thanks forpast favors bestowed upon him, begs to infprm the settlers, that having made arrangements for a regular supply of English Leather, that he is now prepared to make the best of peg Boots, for Cash. the address. "> ." ■ JOHN McGRATH, Boot and Shoemaker, ■____-___-__-____________-_--.... '..-- ? pifeoa ¥ err y«