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Wellington Independent, Volume XVII, Issue 1839, 7 March 1863, Page 2

ON SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED* Ex Scotiv and Lack Arrivals. -'--■-rt Barrowman's, Ransom's and Gray'a plough'a and harrows Cast and wrought Clothes pegs iron barrow wheels Kerosine Iron buckets Flutinas i Pateut aud galva- Galvanized guttering nised naila „ screws Post hole borers Screw augurs Adzes, axes, picks, Colonial ovens and tomahawks Irou stoves Handles for do Shovels Paling tires Lamp cotton and Glazed lanterns glasses Baok lamps with re- Fishiug lines aud Sectors twine Iron bedsteads Sash pulleys Gridirons, 8, 10, 12, Cross cut sawa and 14 bars Steel squares Garden rakes Coffee pots Tea trays Butchers trays Copper preserving Milk yokes pans Cutlery Enamelled ware Iron blocks Boys' and meu's tool Drawer knobs ohests Boots — ladies' Mortice aud cutting do children's guages Looking glasses Boots — Wellington Clay and briar root do enamelled pipes do napoleon Wrapping paper &o, &c. &c. DUNCAN & VENNELL. Custom House Street, March 6, 1863. TWO CASES ALABASTER ORNAMENT3 FROM ITALY. * INCLUDING — The Three Gracies after Canova Dancers after do The Venus de Medioi The Venuß de Canova The Greek Slave after Power Garibaldi Faith, Hope, aud Charity The Cathedral, Baptistory, and Tower of Pisa The Four Seasons &c. &c. &c A. P. ST U ART Sc CO. Wellington, 25th February, 1863. ON SALE Ex "WILD DUCK," "CON. STANCE," and other LATE ARRIVALS 100 coses geneva, anchor brand 20 hhds rum 10 qr-casks do 20 qr-caaks Martell's pale brandy 10 „ „ brown do 8 qr-casks 1 Rutherford, Drury and Co's. 8 octaves J sherry 35 chests congou tea 18 half-chests do 12 bundles Foster's spades No 1 and 2, extra strapped 100 boxes Belmont sperm candles 30 bundleß hoop iron 40 boxes London soap 80 drums <;olza oil 4 casks blacking 15 cases currants 10 bales, 3 bushel bags 6 bales blankets 150 kegs Ewbank's patent nails 6 casks putty 10 drums boiled oil 2 bales twine, roping, and seaming 2 cases guns J ingot grain tin 20 casks soda 1 trunk men'e blucher boots 2 cases men's and boys' felt hats 6 „ sardines, £ tins 6 „ calves foot jelly, quarts 10 cases export night lights 2 „ coffee, in lib tins 2 „ American axes ALSO, 60 qr-casks Cozen's sherry 14 „ Bruno Silva and Son's port wine <$> -O <** I 14 qr-casks Bruno, Silva and Son's port j wine <> <> <> <> \ 4 qr-casks Bruno Silva and Son's port wine ■*i> ■*$> x in eaeh 16 octaves Bruno Silva and Son's port wine O O O x in each 10 qr-casks best brandy 12 „ sherry 22 bales dble demy printing paper i 12 „ dble dble demy do do i 3 cases assorted books, novels, &c 1 cask Bhip's blooks 7 cases leather, kip and calf j 2 bales leather (sole butts) j 1 case kip buttß 8 cases saddlery, assorted ] 60 „ Coward's oilman's stores 1 Middle to ii & Co's superior rosewood piano forte 1 Ransom and Sim's dressing machine i &c, &e„ &c. W. B. RHODES & CO. Rhodes* Wharf, February 18, 1863. TO CHARLES D. De CASTRO, ESQ., PORIRUA. DEAR SIR, — A vacancy having occurred in the Provincial Council, we, the undersigned, respectfully request tbat you will allow yourself to be put in nomination to represent the Wellington Country District, and we engage to use our best exertions to secure your return. James Mitchell Frederick Bradey Lewis Lowndes Stephen Barrow Henry Loudon Peter Valler Thos. Lockyer William Valler H. W. London - Porirua, Feb., 20, 1863. Porirua Harbor, February 24, 1863. GENTLEMEN,*— I have much pleasure in placing my services at your disposal, and trust, ehould Ibe elected as your representative, that I shall always merit the confidence you now repose in me. I believe that neither prejudice nor I party feeling will prevent me from following the strict path oi duty and that my solo aim will be I to advance your interests, ond those of the Pro--1 vine© generally. I am, Gentlemen, Your's respectfully, CHARLES D. Vs CASTRO. To Messrs. J. Mitchell, Lowndes, London, &c„ &c, &c. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE WELLINGTON COUNTRY DISTRICT. GENTLEMEN, — A seat having become vaoantin the Provincial Council by the resign ation of Mr Wright, one of your representatives.— -At the request of several of the Eleotors wbo supported me wben I had the honor of being returned as one of your Representatives in the first Provincial Couuoil, I beg leave to offer myself as a candidate for the vacant seat, and should you do me the honor, to again eleot me as one of your representatives, I trust that by striot attention to the maintenance of your interests, and an independent support of all measures of local and provincial progress and prosperity, to merit a continuation of your confidence. And remain, Your obedient servant J. B. BEADING. Feb. 20, 1863. OTAKI. THE undersigned has now so far completed the arrangements at his extensive premises immediately opposite the Otaki Churoh, that he is prepared to accommodate his numerous friends, Country Settlers, and the publio generally, W. DAVIS. Otaki, Mareh 2, 1883;