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

PUBLIC SALE OE FREEHOLD PROPERTY. IN ABEL SMITH STREET, FRIDAY, 2&th NOVEMBER, 1862. : l/TF.SSRS. DUNCAN & VENNELL have re- ] yJi coived instructions, to eel! by Public Auc- • on on tho above date, by order of the Mortgagee, ' je following property, viz : — Those valuable Freehold Premises, situate in : .bel Stnith-street, Wellington, now in the occupaonofMr. 0. H. Stutfield being part of Tow a L cre 100, and having a frontage to the said street 1. half-links by a depth of 95 links.; There is a new, well-built house on the premises i excellent repair well supplied with good water nd the house itself is complete in every way. For particulars, apply to DUNCAN Se VENNELL, Auctioneers , Custom House Street, Nov. 19, 18G2. LEVY BROTHERS, 24 Bogrke Street, East, MELBOURNE, importers of Stationery and Paper Boys, Cutlery, Perfumery, Toys, Musical Instruments, Tobacconist's Goods, Basket Wate, Cabinet Goods, Vases, Fancy Goods, Drugs, and Druggists Sundries, LEVY BROTHERS in calling the attention of the Merchants and Storekeepers of Wellington to the forcgoiug summary, beg to say that they have alarger and better selected stock of the above mentioned goods than any other house in the Australian Colonies : and as they are inconstant receipt of fresh shipments from the Mother Country and the Continental States, they are in a position to do that justice to their customers, which cannot fail to insure a continuence of their patronage. As it would be impossible to give a full detail of their stock in an advertisement, they will be happy to forward a catalogue, poat«free, on application. Octi 20, 1862. J. WARMOLL HAS much pleasure in informing his town and country friends, and tho publio, that during the ensuing season, he will receive a first rate assortment of Clothing and Draperies, from the best' makers in the world, which he is determined to sell Cheap. This establishment is noted for Good Articles and Low Prices ; and will adhere to the same. The main object of all will be to find WARMOLL'S, AT CLAY POINT, WELLINGTON, FIRST AND FOREMOST, If you want a fit out (in a hurry) Coat, Trousers, Vest, Shirt, Collar, Braces, Under Shirt, Socks, Neck Tie, Pocket Hnndks. GO TO WARMOLL'S. If you want a strong Working Suit. &JF GO TO WARMOLL'S. n 7° r^ r^~-*~»-cuc£Eanix_Dress Suit $g" GO TO WARMOLL S^ ~ If you want a good Tweed, for making coats, ladies' mantles, trousers, vests, or jackets suitable for summer or winter, 3gT GO TO WARMOLL'S. If you want ladies' or gent's gloves, ia great variety of style and material, $& GO TO WARMOLL'S. If you want a Riding Suit, f^MJO TO WARMOLL'S. Buy your Scents and fancy Soaps,, Work Boxes, Toys, and Musical Instruments AT WARMOLL'S. If you want a good white Shirt £g* GO TO WARMOLL'S, If you want a ready hemmed Handkerchief, Egg" GO TO WARMOLL'S. If you want a Collar or Neck Tie, 4s> GO TO WARMOLL'S. Let it be known to all, that you can buy Clothing and Draperies suitable for all classes, of the latest style of fashion, very Cheap, AT J. WARMOLL'S Outfitting and Drapery Establishment, Clay Point, Wellington. Oct. 6, 18G2. WANTED, a good general Servant. Apply before 1 p.m. at MRS. NATHAN'S, Ingestre-atreet. Nov. 19, 1862, JUST LANDED AND ON SALEEx Diana, from Melbourne. No. 1 counter and bright yellow Sugar of superior quality J, M. CLELLAND, ThorndonFlat. Nov. 1% 1862. passengers line of packets for LONDON. First Ship of the Season, to arrive in time for the May Sales. The celebrated Aberdeen clipper Ship "A S T E R O P E ," A.I. 13 years, 1200 tons burthen, George Mitchell, Esq., Commander. — ■ ~^s^^ T f^^ ** nc vesße ' will be ready to jfM&*^\ K. take on board wool and other JUffiaiffilsfr produce immediately after discharging luaESyaijiapg inward cargo and wii 1 sail for London on oi ab out tue 20th December. The AsteroP 0 was built by Hall and Son, of 4Ab_e.rdeonj_in -1^59, on the finest model, and is Uttea wini" iiiruifi latest- imßro^ettrenta^-wMliidinsLaJ Patent Distilling Apparatus capable of producing 00 gallons fine aerated water per day, and has unrivalled accommodation for first and second cabin \ passengers, and will carry an experienced Surgeon. This vessel presents a most favorable opportunity for Shippers; from her well known sailing q.uali- j ties, her passage homewards on her last' voyage having been performed in 83 days. Freight on Wool Id. per Ib. , For Freight or Passage, apply to BETHUNE & HUNTER, or LEVIN & CO., Agents. Oct. 17, 1863 FOR WANGANUI. . «a „. rpHE S.S. IJA X WONGA WONG A, MjSfflKff^^. Captain Renner, will leave for ( snsKS3§fß& Wanganui, on Saturday, 22nd inst. For freight or passage, apply at the Offioea of the New Zealand Steam Navigation Co., (Limited) Lambton Quay. Nov. 21, 802. . ~~ FOR NAPIER ANI> AUCKLAND. //yt Xxts. 1 D. Pole, commander, will fiidl •^^raA{jly)q/f for the above ports, on MonWBjpBPgjBBW day, the S4tu November, at Sp.ni. . LEVIN & CO., Ageulß. Nov. 31, 186