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Wellington Independent, Volume XVIII, Issue 1892, 9 July 1863, Page 4

LONDON HOUSE. LEWIS MOSS FEELS GREAT PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING THE ARRIVAL OF THE ELLON CASTLE WITH HIS NEW AND CHOICE SHIPMENT OF GENTLEMEN'S READY MADE CLOTHING, SUITABLE FOR THE WINTER SEASON. PARTICULAR care has been taken to import goods only of high character for permanency of color and durability. It is impossible to form a correct opinion of the various STYLES, QUALITIES, and MATERIAL of my present varied assortment through the medium of an advertisement; I therefore, respectfully invite my friends and the public to call and inspect the most extensive and superior stock of I clothing, ever exhibited in Wellington. The PRICES are STRICTLY MODERATR and any article I not giving entire satisfaction will be EXCHANGED or if preferred the MONEY RETURNED without demur. TROUSERS DEPARTMENT. Black doe Trousers, spring bottoms . . . . . . from 17 6 to 25 0 fclain aud fancy doe ditto, peg tops and springbottoms .. from 16 6. to 21 0 Shepherds-plaid, spring bottoms . . . . . . . . from 17 6 to 20 0 , Cheviot tweed < „ from 15 6t021 0 Black Bedford cord Trousers .. .. .. '.. from &0 0t025 0 Drab Bedford „ „ .. : .. -. from 17 6t021 0 Millers' mole Trousers, doubled stitched and taped.. .. 8 6 Men'B cotton cords „ „ . . . . 7 6 Winter Trousers, wollen mixed .. „ .. .. 12 6 Tweed Trousers . . . . . . . . . . 15 6 Youths' tweed Trousers . . . . . . . . . . from 10 6 COAT DEPARTMENT. In this department will be found a large number of new materials. The new Elastic Cloth Sac in indigo, blue, and black, bound with silk braid . . . . . . . . 30 0 Black cloth Sacs, newest shapes ... . . .. from 25 0 to 40 0 Fancy doe Sac Coats .. ... .. from 21 0 to 32 6 Cheviot tweed „ „ .. ... .. fr«m 22 fi to 30 0 Plain colored tweed Coats .. .. .. from 25 0 to 32 6 Bedford cord Sacs . . . . . . from 35 0 to 40 0 Boys' and Youths' Sacs of every description VEST DEPARTMENT. Gent's hlack cloth Vests single and double breasted, the new shape and superior quality . . . . from 10 6 to 14 6 Heavy winter doeskin Vests, various patterns . . . . from 96t0 12 6 Fancy tweed and doe do . . . . from 86to 10 6 Cheviot tweed, various colors . . . . from 96t0 12 6 A large stock of moire antique silk in black and light colors white mar sal a ditto, suitable for weddings or ball costume. GENTLEMEN'S SUITS. An immense assortment of suits in Cheviot tweed, doeskin, tweed, silk mixture, and woollen . . . . from 60 0 OVER-COAT DEPARTMENT. INVERNESS CAPES in heavy witney, ditto Palmerston Walking Coats; Reversible Beaver ditto, in blue black and brown; Pilot Cloth Jackets .. .. from 15 0 to 32 6 Velvet pile plush Sacs, these coats are the present fashion in London . . . . . . 35 0 WATERPROOF CLOTHING DEPARTMENT. In this department will be found a large Assortment consisting of white Gutta Percha Coats, Capes and Leggings, ' also the Vulcanised India Rubber Coat .. .. from 25 0 to 82 6 SHIRT DEPARTMENT. Gent's white Shirt 3, with collars . . . . .-. from 5 6 Geut's „ „ without collars .. .. .. from 0 6 Geut's Crimean Shirts, with collars .. .. .. from 96t0 12 8 Gent's superior Crimean Shirts, without collars, latest patterns from 10 6t014 6 Geut's Regatta Shirts, neat patterns .. .. .. 4(I Men's Twill Shirts .. .. .. 3 0 Gent's Merino under Shirt 3 .. .. .. from 3 0 to 6 6 Gent's Merino and Cotton Drawers .. .. .. from 4 6 to 7 6 WOOLLEN DEPARTMENT. Five bales of 10 4, 11-4, 12-4 scarlet, blue and white Blankets Two bales Bush and Railway Rugs . . . . . . from 8 6 Men's Woollen Drawers . . . . . . from 6* 6 Men's Woollen Undershirts .. .. .. from 5 fi to 7 t Woollen Hose, Half Hose, in Aberdeen, alloa and knitted . . from 1 6 per pair Men's Woollen Mufflers .. .. .. from 1 6 each MEN'S HAT AND CAP DEPARTMENT. Now ope ling three cases, in the newest shapes and styles, consisting of the Oxford, Deerstalkers, Sydney, Milton, and Soft Crown Cavour Hat ; Caps in military, navy blue and black cloth; Glengarry, Balmoral, and Aldershot, from one of the first Londen makers. MEN'S ENAMELLED AND PLAIN LEATHER LEGGINGS. Two Cases of men's aud youth's long and short Leggings now opening GENT'S TRAVELLING BAGS. One Case now opened of Carpet Bags,- in various sizes and patterns MEN'S MERCERY DEPARTMENT. Two Cases of Gent's Funcv Ties and Silk ScaiTs, from Is 6d to 5s Gd. The latest styles. Three Cases of Gent's Linen Collars, new shapes) — The West " End, Oxonian, Dundreary, The Gem, Cumberland, Elgin, Ratuzzi, Invincible, and Persigny. Two Cases consisting of India Rubber Braces, Pocket Handkerchiefs, ready hemmed, Cambric ditto ditto ditto Gentlemen will find this department complete with all the latest styles and patterns. The largest, cheapest^ and best assortment of Ready-made Clothing, and men's mercery in Wellington aud please Note the Address — Lewis Moss, sole proprietor, London House, Lambton Quay, Wellington, opposite the Odd Felloivs' Hall, ' ALL GOODS marked the SELLING PRICE in PLAIN FIGURE 3, from which NO REDUCTION is made. Articles not approved of after being taken home, will bo at once exchanged or if wished the MONEY RETURNED without any demur, LEWIS MOSS. PHOPBIETOR.

TO fiE LET. HMHREE COMMODIOUS SHOPS, Bituated JL opposite the scite of the New Zealand Bank. J. PLIMMER, Plimmer's Wharf. December 10. STAR HOTEL, NAPIER. f lIHE Proprietor of the above first-class Hotel JL having retaken possesion, begs to inform Iris old patrons and the public iv general, that he has refitted the premises iv a superior style ; together with his stock of the best Wines, Spit its, &o. Parties visiting Napier, oan be accommodated with private apartments (if required), and will meet with every comfort and attention. M. McNALTY, May 13, 1863. COAL ! COAL ! COAL ! T7^ NGLISH and Australian on sale, on shore and l~^ afloat in lots to suit purchasers. J. DBANSFIELD. March 11,"1863. COAL! COAL!! COAL!!! lAOR SALE by the undersigned in lots to suit SJ purchasers 900 tons (West Hartley) English Coal. INTERCOLONIAL R.M. Co. • June 22, 1863. FAT AND STORE CATTLE. OPif") CATTLE for sale i.'naisting of oxen, A*J\J steers, fat cows, tnd speyed animals, about 200 of them are now prime beef, aad all of them will be fit for slaughter in three months. Now depasturing ia charge of N. E. Beamish, Esq., at Heatou Park, T.urakina, about 80 miles from this City, and 15 from the shipping port of Wauganui. The cattle can be easily mustered, and a great number of them are kept in paddocks. Delivery t o be taken at the statiou, Apply to N. E. BEAMISH, At the Station, or W. B. RHODES & CO. Rhodes' Wharf; April 18, 1863. WANTED a man and his wife, without incumbrance, to take charge of a Dairy Station at Greytown, Wairarapa. Apply to P. COTTEB, , Upper Hutu

FUUIT TREES FOR SALE. APPLES, pears, plums, cherries, gooseberries, currants, quicks, English laurels, hollies, fruit treea very strong, to be. sold cheap, apply to John Houghton, Willis Street ; or to S. STOCKB RIDGE, Ohiro Nursery, near Welliugton. April 22, 1863. TO BE LET OR SOLD. A COMMODIOUS Six Roomed House with the half or whole of an acre, about twenty minutes walk from the Bank of New South Wales. Apply at the Office of this Paper. April 8, 1863 P FOR SALE EX DROVER, DAILY EXPECTED FROM MELBOURNE. "1 f\ TONS 8.8. H. iron, ftMorted J_\^ 1 case galvanised plain sheet iron 1 cask cart traces 10 pairs cart arms find boxes 3 casks horse shoes j 2 „ fencing wire staples 5 superior chaff cutters 18 grindstones, 20 to 26 in. 1 case E.P. cruet stands 1 „ Stubb's filen, assorted 2 „ Bell & Black's vestas 1 cask stamped milk dishes 20 camp ovens and covers 2 hhds tinware, assorted 7 doz C.S. hay and potatoe forks 0 cases American axes, handled 1 „ i, cradle scythes I 1 „ 10 doz round point shovels 2 doz long handled do 8 street lamps and pillars E. W. MILLS. j May 25, 1863. GREYTOWN, WAIRARAPA. SAMUEL MOLES begs to return hiß thanks to the inhabitants of this district for the very liberal support accorded him during the number of years he has been in trade as a General Storekeeper, and haying relinquished business, has much pleasure in mtfip&ucing his frjends and^the public to his successor, Mr J. E. I. Boys. In succeeding to the above business, the undersigned trusts that by purchasing tbe best articles, and retailing them at the lowest remunerative prices, he may succeed in giving satisfaction to all who may faro* him with their patronage. J. JS. J. BOYS. Juno 21, 1863,