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Wellington Independent, Volume XVIII, Issue 1854, 11 April 1863, Page 3

PRIMITIVE METHODIST SABBATH SCHOOL, WELLINGTON. rr.^HE ANNIVERSARY, of the above School will X (if the Lord permit) be celebrated on 12th aud 13 th instant. ' On Lord's day next, Sermons will be preached by the Revs. .T. Moir and J. Smith :— Divine Service at the usual hours. At half-past Two in the afternoon, the Children will mpet for their Recitations. On Monday, 13th innt., a PUBLIC TEA will be held in the Church. Tea at Five o'clock, After Tea tbe ministers of several c (lurches are expected to address the audience. N.B.^-Collections in aid of the School Fund, April 8, IR6B. MAKE YOUR OWN SO A Pi' HARPER TWELVETREES' GLYCERINE SOAP POWDER HAS triumphantly won its way into every home. It is a complete Luxury for Washing, — is perfectly saponaceous,— and possesses remarkable cleansing and nourishing properiies, A week's washing for a small family may be accomplished in? a few hours ; saving one-half of soap, two-tb'rds of time, atid three -fourths of labour. A penny packet will make a pound of capital scouring soap. Patentee : Harper Twelvetrees, Bromley-by-B»w, London. Sole Wholesale Agents for Wellington — Messrs. W. Hickson & Co, Merchants. HARPER TWELVETREES' GOVERNMENT BLACKING is the perfection of excellence. It dees hot become hard, dry, a_d mouldy, even if kept for years, but renders the „ leather soft, lasting, and waterproof, prevents cracking, and imparts a bright, beautiful, permanent black. Sold in cakes, and in bottles, at 6d, Is and Is 6d each. Patentee : Harper Twelvetrees. Bremlsy-bv-Brow, London. Mrnufaclurer of the "Gly . cerine" Soap Powder. Sole Wholesale Agents for Wellington — Messrs. W. Hickson & Co , Mer- / chants. TUST LANDED AND ON SALE. 20 doz New Zealand bickets 1 case Howard's ploughs a 1 „ Ransom & Sim's do 10 Barrowman.s ploughs 1, 4 sets harrows TO ARRIVE PER WILLING LASS. 200 bars and 36 bundles 8.8. H. iro« x 1 ton Ms nil a rope, assorted • 7lcases American time pieces 3 „ Bell ii Black's vestas ] 10 bundles best sheet iron 5 cases Collins axes 1 „ best oast steel, assorted t casks— containing bench planes, hand saws, gimblets, garden shears, spirit levels, brace bits, plated squares, &c, &c. 2 cases black lead, end knife powder E. W. MILLS, 1 April 10, 1863. WATERPROOF TWEED, black and colored Sealskin on sale at . ' ' E. WILCuX'S , Lambton Quay. April 10, 1863IT/" ANTED,— Sheep on terms, with a guaranteed V\ iucrease. For further particulars, apply to JACOB JOSEPH & CO. April 6, 1863. __ 1 .. . 1 NOTICE. »*pHE ANNUAL MEETING ofthe Rate-payer-l '; of the Pahautrjnui Small Farm District, will be held at Mr Boulton's Inn, en Wednesday evening, the 13th May next, at. six o'clock, for the # purpose , of fixing the amount of rates for the ensuing year and other business. D. GALLOWAY, Chairaan, Board of Wardeiiß. April 11, 1863. " , T7« O R S A L E,— DESIRABLE OPENING IN THE CARRYING TRADE. There is at present open for disposal in a Count;/ Di-trict on the West Coast a vert Lucrativa Business in the Carrtinq Trace, with Horses, Drays, and- Harness belonging thereto. The business at present returns a large profit in proportion to the very moderate capital required; it has doubled itself within the Jast twelve months, and in the hands of an energetic man, could be stilt more largely increased. To a man, of moderate means, this presents an opening rarely to be met with. Full, particulars as to the character and extent of the trade, together with amount of purchase money required, may be obtained on application at, the Office of this Paper. April 10, 1863. T ANCASHIRE RELIEF FUND. Amount already subscribed . . 1267 9 2 From Greytown Rev. W. Ronaldson . . 110 Mrs Ronaldson .. . 110 Samuel Moles .. .. 2 2 0 W.R.Hastwell .. .. 110 John Dillon .. .. 0 5 0 M.Hurschberg .. .. 1 0 0 J.Ticehnrsfc .. .. 0 10 0 A. E. Hacker .... 10 0 J.Dodds .. .. 0 10 6 G; Daysh .. .. 010 6 M. Greathead 0 2 6 H. Udy .. .. ' 010 0 T. Kemptousen 110 T. Kempton jun.j.. .. 110 John Fuller .. .. 110 Charles Miller .. .. 0 10- 6 H. Braithwaite .. .. 010 6 John Hodge . . . . 110 John WaU . . . . 0 10 0 Wm. Humphries .. „0 5 0 James Driscoll .. .. 0 5 0 Mrs Greathead . . . ; 010 0 Mrs Wilkie .. .. 0 5 0 MrsW. .. .. 0 S 0 Mrs T. Hawke . . . . 010 0 J.Hall .. .. 0 10 0 B. &H; .. .. 1 0 0 Bright .. .. 0 2 6 Wm. Field .. .. 0 10 0 A. Boulcott .. ..110 Modicum .. .. 0 10 0 David Bassett .. .. 0 10 0 Mr Chalmers . . . . 10 0 Wm Bishop, jun. . . . . 10 0 Mutual Improvement Sooiety 1 6 0 H. G. Mussen . . . . 10 0 J. Smith (Wairarapa) .. 2 0 0 MrVaughan .. .. 0 10 0 Mr Logan . . . . 0 10 0 , From Flat Point Station,W.Everett .. .. 5 0 0 C. Pain .. .. 010 0 W. Couper ..•».- 0 10 0 C. Wood • .. „ 0 10 0 J. Edvfatds ..' .. 010 0 . J.Cross 0 10 0 T. Carswell .. .. 0 10 0 J. Bidmead . . . . • 0 5 0 From Mr Moore's Station, — . : J. Moore, jun. .. '■ .. 10 0 J. Callahan .; „ 10 0' P. Branigan .. ..' 0 10 0 W.Griffih .. -v.. 010 0 E.Edwards ... .. ■■ 0 10 [0 « -21308 % %