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Wellington Independent, Volume XVIII, Issue 1860, 25 April 1863, Page 6

RED LION HOTEL, CAMPBBLLTOWN, WANOANUI, FRANCIS BALDWIN, PROPRIETOR. f rr~»HIS well-known house, which is situated on i. the south side of the Wanganui River, pre- - sentß all the advantages of a first-class Hotel to parties travelling up the West Coast or visiting Wangauui. The accommodation is of a very superior kind, the house is large and commodious, it oontaiua exdellont bedrooms, and the public apartments are • spacious and comfortable. The Larder is well supplied, and visitors may rely on having good cookery, plentiful variety, nnd excellent attendance in this department; while the Cellar contains an extensive stock of wines, spirits, and malt liquors of the best brands and finest 1 qualities. The situation of the f fouse on the South side of the River, makes it specially advantageous to Coast Travellers, while strangers visitiug the district to purchase stock, will receive every information aud assistance from the proprietor. I Excellent Paddocks for horses, well fenoed in, adjoin the house, and several good saddle horses are always on hire. March 20, 1863. VALUABLE FiSTATE FOR SALE. l\/r ATAONGANGA,— ONE THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND, With one and thbee quarter Miles Frontage TO THE WaNGANUI RIVEB. THREE MILES FROM THE TOWN, Comprising — Hill, Valley, Wooda, Plains, Streams Pastures, Paddocks, Garden, Orohard, with DWELLING HOUSE AND OUTBUILDINGS, Cottages, Rentals, Fences and other improvements. Being without exception the FINEST ESTATE IN WANGANUI, perhaps, even in the Province of Wellington. PRICE— £3 10s PER ACRE. For fill particulars, apply to, or address to the owner H. CHURTON. Feb. 16, 1863. STEAM SERVICE, PROVINCE OF CANTERBURY, NEW ZEALAND. HPENDERS are required by the Provincial QoJL vernment of Canterbury for the performance of the undermentioned services : — 1. A Steamer to ply between Melbourne and Lyttelton, in Canterbury, arriving at Lyttelton from the 25th to the 30th of every month. To remain iv Lyttelton not less than 48 hours. To carry all mails free. 2. S. Steamer to ply between Lyttelton and Port Chalmers calling at Akaroa and Timaru (weather permitting) making a trip every fortnight. To carry Local and Australian Mails free. The Steamers to bo. employed to be snbject to the approval of the Provincial Government. Tenders for the above service to state the sura at which the whole or any portion will be undertaken. The penalties recoverable for non performance of contract will be not exceeding doable the amount of bonus for each trip not carried out according to contract. No penalties will be enforced where delay is caused by circumstances which can be proved to the satisfaction of the Provincial Government to be beyond the control of the Contractor. Tenders for No. 2 service to st&te the maximum rate of freight at which passengers and goods will be carried. Contract to commence on the Ist July next or such later data within oue month as maybe agreed upon, and to be terminable one year after commencement, after that time by 3 months notice on eiiber side. The lowest or any Tender will not necessarily be accepted, Tenders marked " Tenders for Canterbury Steam Service " to be addressed to the Provincial Secretary, Canterbury, New Zealand, and to be forwarded so as to be delivered at the Secretary's Office, Chistchuroh, not later than Monday, the 29th day of June next. T. W. MAUDE, Provincial Seoretary. Provincial Secretary's Office, Christchuich, Marcn 31, 1863. LEVY BROTHERS, 24 Bourkb Stbeet, Eab:?, ' melbourne, IMPORTERS of Stationery and Paper Bags, Cutlery, Perfumery, Toys. Musical Instruments, Tobacconist's Goods, Basket Ware, Cabinet Goods, Vases, Fancy Goods, Drugs, and Druggists Sundries. Levy Brothers in calling the attention "of the Merobants and Storekeepers of Wellington to the foregoing summary, beg to Bay that they have a larger and better selected stock of the above mentioned goods than any other house in the Australian Colonies ; ard as they are iv constant 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 continuance of their patronage. As it would be impossible to give a full detail of tbeir stock in an advertisement, they will be happy to forward a catalogue, post tree, on application. Oct. 20. 1862. TO MERCHANTS, STOREKEEPERS, AND OTHERS. Gentlemen, — with a view of informing you who have not as yet favored us with your support, we respectfully state, for your guidance, that to ensure prompt attention to orders forwarded to us under £50, cash remittances must accompany the same ; above that amount, satisfactory Melbourne refer . encee will be required. Your obedient servants, LEVY BROS. Melbourne, 24, Great Bourke-st. A USTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT XL (LIFE ASSURANCE) SOCIETY. Incorporated in 1857 by Actof Parliament of N.S.W. Principal Office— Huntbr-street, Sydney. ■ chairman, GEORGE KING, ESQ. DBPUTY CHAIRMAN, A. T. HOLROYD, ESQ., M.L.A. WELLINGTON: Medical Referee — Alexander Johnstox, Esq. For tables of rates for Life Assurance, and Endowment business (which is transacted on the most favorable terms by this Society), forms of proposal and every information, apply to JONAS WOODWARD, Agent. Wellington, April 1, 1863. £^OO TO £1000 to be advanced on Free- * t ' v/v/ hold security, to ROBERT HART, ! Solicitor. Lambton Quay, April 8, 1863. T. Y. EDWARDS, SAILMAKER. Also, tents, taurpauiins, wool-, packs, &o. made with despatch. Orders left at the store of G. Moore, Esq., Ship Chandler, Farish StMet, will be 'punctually ' attended to, April 15, 1863.