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Wellington Independent, Volume XVIII, Issue 1989, 28 November 1863, Page 4

4 cases memel top aide springs, sewn and do 2 „ calfand kip bluchers V, 1 „ do high back bradded 1 „ do military 4 „ short nailed lace-ups 7 „ bradded Sunday boots 2 „ watertights „ 1 „ napoleons 5 „ carpet, velvet pile, buff and cordovan leather slippers boys' and -youths' 7 „ oalf and rip bluchers 4 „ oalf lace-up, heavy nailed, tipped heels 4 „ light sprigged do •X „ patent leather bluchers childben's akd gibl's. 8 „ memel top balmorals, 4s to 6a 7s to 10a and 11s to 12s 4 „ patent leather do do do do 10 „ cordovan do do do do 6 „ oalf do do do do 10 „ black cloth do do patent golsh'd 1 „ cordovan Button boots, Sato 9s 4 „ patent strap shoes, 2s to ss, 6sto 9s, and 10s to 13s 4 „' cordovan do do do do 3 „ cashmere side springs, 6s to 93, aad 10a to 18s 1 „ cloth side spring and side lace, 10s to 2s WINES AND SPIBITS. 600 oases geneva, key and J.D.K.Z, 100 „ London old torn ; 80 „ Kirkliston whisky 30 „ port and sherry wine 60 „ qr-casks do 25 „ Martell's brown Brandy 10 „ British do ' 40 „ W. I. rum, 10 op. 10 hhds do do 20 qr-casks Stewart's whisky 60 „ casks Jeffrey's Ale, stone bottles GROCERS <fc OILMEN STORES. 100 chests very superior congou tea SO half-chests do 82 quarter do do 5 cases Fry's chocolate and cocoa, assorted 8 M Barry's soluble cocoa 500 bags sugar, Manila, Mauritius, Victoria Company's white, yellow and counter 100 „ coarse salt 35 cases sardines 10 „ Volokmanu's confectionery, 1 and 104 b tins * 10 „ Schoolings London mixtures, &o«, &o. 3 „ cream tartar 30 kegs carbonate soda . . ■20 „ pearl barley 50 cases mustard, bottles 10 „ Coleman's tins, 4, 7, and 141bs 200 boxes sperm candles 50 „ Melbourne moulds 500 „ Melbourne soap 50 „ clay pipes 2 casks Day and Martin's blacking 15 oases wax vestas, Bell & Black's and Letohfod's, plaid and japanned boxes . 6 cases brushware, consisting of broom heads, bannister, hearth, shoe, boot, hair, and scrubbing brushes 1 case black lead 20 half hhds Champion's vinegar 20 cases colored hair oil 46 „ salad oil 20 „ castor oil 40 „ pickles ' ■ 10 „ carroway seed, nutmegs, cloves, apices, &c 6 casks ginger, bleached and unbleached 5 cases Ccl man's staroh - . 10 „ do glace 4 „ Bobiuson's barley and groats 40 „ cases Kingsford's corn flour 4 „ currants, 281 b tins 10 barrels barcelona nuts 10 „ almonds 5 oases figs 5 chests pearl sago 170 kegs Ewbank's patent nails, li to Sin 30 doz Foster's spades 1 case Stubb's files 2 „ pooket and table cutlery, Loclcwood's 1 „ tea and tuble spoons 1 „ German and brass hooks 20 dozen frying pans 1 case brass condlesticks 1 „ Walker's percussion caps 10 kegs shot SO cases S. Collins American axes 1 „ butcher's knives 1 „ scissors and razors 3 „ BY reap hooks 4 casks stamped tin milk dishes 1 „ baking dishes" and plates 10 cases stationary, consisting of blue and cream post andnote paper, foolscap, creamlaid letter, demy, ruled and plain, envelopes assorted, account books, 12 sheet to 6 quire, memorandum books, ' pocket ledgers and metallics, slate and lead peacils, playing cards, copy books 5 casks penny ink 20 bales wrapping paper 1 case combs 3 „ looking glasses, 6x4,7x5, Bx6, and 9x7 6 „ swing do, plain and moulded trays, assorted sizes 40 coils N.Z. rope 50 doz clothes lines 20 „ American buckets 80 „ do chairs, American and ease* seated ■ ■ 8 oases saddlery, consisting of ladies' and gent's saddles, Weymouth, Headstall and snaffle bridles, round and flat martin* gales, coat and luggage straps, stirrap leathers, headstall and chain, ha!te» t spurs and girths - ' S casks tumblers 1 cask decanters - 80 boxes window glasses, 8 x 10, 10 z 13, 10 x 14, 12 x 14, and 12 xl 6 JACOB JOSEPH fc CO. IMPORTANT TO ADVEBTI3EHB. THE "Wellington Imdspbkdhmt " has tk» greatest circulation of any Newspaper yet published in this Province; its subscribers being located in all the most important Districts ; of tha Colony. It is also extensively circulated in New South Wales, South and Western Australia, Vast Diomen'a Land, Cape of Good Hope, and in th« Mother Country. Advertisers, therefore, in making use of the columns of the " Ihdbpbxbbnt " m»y feel certain that the greatestpnblicity will b« givea to the Goods, Wares, <fee. V offered for sale, and that Advertisers will ultimately reap benefits in proyorn . ; tion to the manner in which they keep their namei before the public. - ' The price of Advertisements in the' " Wbujko* ton Independent" is— six lines and under, 25.6 d.; above six lines 4d. per line for the first inserUea and half-price for every subsequent inser don; Advertisements will be continued, and ohabged ustil counter-ordered; sach orders must fee aent t» this Office One Day before Publication, and must' b« r I inWaixiNG. '„:,, Advertisements to beleft at the." Ik»kfb»dbs« : Offiob," Lambton Quay, before Eight o'clock «l Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Evenings. AGENTS FOB THE " WELLINGTON XNDBfSMSXNT. WsitiNGTON. — Messrs. W. Lyon, J. Hengktea , J. Wallace, Lambton Quay; We Soett, B > H. Carpenter, Thorndon Flat. Biveb Hoti — Mr. T. Mills Uppbb Hdtt— Mr. P.* WUkie Tubakina-— Mr James Stewart' Wangahui — Mr. H. Ireaon Jon«» . ' Taba»aki— Mr. Woon Auckland — " New Zealander " OffloV ■ '-.•!. : Nelson — ]Sfr. Blliott ' •-.-'■'•■' ■ '--"' Cantbbbubt — Mr. J.£. Marsh ■ <• £ ? Otao«— Mr. George Gasper ' Stdhbt — Mr. E. Grevillo ; '•..-...;.. Melboubne — Messrs, Gordon & Gotok • 1 L^NDON-rMessrs. F. Algar, 11 Clement's-«tr««t, Lombard-sfreet, E.G.; and O. Street, $f ' '.' »■ oornhiiu '..;■ _/ . i.".;,._:_.. ".;,._ :_.- "' ';.*;;•/. ;