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Wellington Independent, Volume XVII, Issue 1900, 28 July 1863, Page 1

TAYLOR, WATT, & CO., MERCHANTS AND AUCTIONEERS, AND COMMISSION AGENTS, WANGANUI. J. H. MARRIOTT, TEbESCOPE MANUFACTURER, TELESCOPES MADE AND I HEPAIKED, SPECTACLES TO SPIT ALL SIGHTS, COMPASSES, ETC. SBPAIBED, ENGRAVINGS, &c, &c. MISS E. MARRIOTT, MILLINER AND DBRBS MAKEB, LAMBTON QUAY. J. & H. BARBER, FAMILY AND SHIPPING BUTCHERS, CORNER 0/ WILWS BTBKIT, LAMBTON QOAT, WELLIKOTON. \V. H. DONALD, LICBNTIATB OF THE VETERINARY COLLEGE 01? BURGEOKS, EBINBURGH. Boxes and Paddocks for diseased Horses. Manaia, Wairarapa, 9th December, 1861. ROLLO AND HUMPHRIES, CARPENTERS, BUILDERS, &c, HAWKESTONE STEEET. N.B. — General Undertakers, [a card.] J. H. WALLACE, STOCK AND SHARE BROKER, IAMBTON QUIT. GEORGE HOUGH TON, LIGHTERMAN, &C, MANNERS STEET, WELLINGTON. SHIPPING SUPPLIED, With Stone and Shingle Ballast ; Pure Fresh Water pumped into the ship tanks on the shortest notice. No. 2 flag is th« call for anything required by G. H.s boats. N.B. — All orders left at Mr. John Houghton's, Willis-street, next door to the Independent Offioe, will lie punctually attended to. Feb. 10, 1862, WILLIAM LECHNER COMMISSION AND SHIPPING AGENT, LICENSED CUSTOM-HOUSE AGENT, NAPIEB. Sheep and Cattle bought on commissiau, for ship. ment or otherwise. Napier, Nov. 10, 1862. MUSIC! MUSIC!! MUSIC !! M SINGER, late of the Princess* Theatre, j • Duuedin, begs to inform the inhabitauts of I Wellington and neighborhood, that he intends giving lessons on the Piano-forte and Harmonium. I M. S. also begs to intimate that he will be prepared to attend parlies and balls at the shortest notice, Applications (by letter) may be left at Mr Warmoll's, Clay Point. June 29, 1863. j T) 0 V A~L TIG E R II OTE L. ' The undersigned begs to intimate, that lie has taken the above premises, and trusts by attention to \ business, ana always keeping on hand a good supply of the best winea, spirits, and malt liquors, to^nerit a share of publio patronage. THOMAS WINKLEY. Feb. 4, 1863 GAWITH'S FAMILY HOTEL. MOLESWOBTH STREET, THORNDON FLAT. WELLINGTON. A WISE begs to call the attention the • the Public to his having taken the abave Hotel, and trusts by strict attention and by keeping a constant supply of the choicest Wines, Spirits, and Liquors of every description to obtain that share of patronage which it will ever be hia utmest endeavour to merit. Good Stables and well, itbnced Paddocks. ! gIPA Four Wheeled Vehicle and Saddle ! Horses for Hire. 30th September, 1861. HIGHLANDER HOTEL, MOLESWOJRTH STItEET. J GREAVES having completed his arrange- • meuts at the above Hotel, begs to inform his friends and the public in town and country that they can be supplied with Ales, Wines and Spirits, &c, of the finest quality. This Hotel is replete with every convenience for the accommodation of travellers and country settlers. GOOD STABLING, &c. N.B. — J; G. trusts by 6trict uttention to business and moderate charges, to merit a share of the public patronage, Dec. Hi, 1862. JW. ROACH • PROPRIETOR OF PE T T Y'S FAMILY HOTEL,! CHURCH-HILL, SYDNEY. Superior accommodation for Squatters, Traders, Merchants, <fee. Separate Apartments for private families. | WELLINGTON ATHENE UM. NOTICE TO MEMBERS. SUBSCRIPTIONS for the current year are now due and members are requested to pay the same to the librarian. The new Books, hare arrived, and are now ready for circulation. H. F. LOGAN, Hon. Sec. July 8, 1863. T ION FOUNDRY. Established 1858. E. W. MILLS, BRASS and IRON FOUNDER and ENGINEER. Vertical and Circular Sawiu Machinery prepared to order Repairs to Steamers Machinery, Boilers, &c. executed with despatch. Crab Winches, patent Windlasses, Pile Driving and Agricultural Machinery of every description cast to order. Cast Iron. Pali?ading and Gates prepared and fixed. Air Bricks, Sash Weights, aud Axle Boxes always on hand. May 6,;i863.