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Wellington Independent, Volume XVIII, Issue 2001, 26 December 1863, Page 4

MERRY CHRISTMAS AND HAPPY NEW YEAR. i . "OKFORE making your Christmas purchasers pay a visit at the London House, LEWIS MOSS, Proprietor, and inspect bis new and varied assortment of gentlemen's and youths' Ready-made Summer Clothing, Now Landed, Ex John Bunyan. * NEW SUMMER GOODS ! NEW SUMMER ' GOODS ! ! SEVEN CASES GENTS* AND YOUTHS' EASHIONABLE SUMMER CLOTHING OE THE NEWEST STYLES AND CUT. Two cases light tweed Summer Suits, newest styles Two cases gents' doeskin Trousers, peg-tops, equal to bespoke One case tweed Sac Coats, light colors, new goods ( One case men's summer tweed Jumpers, all wool I One case blue serge Garibaldi Shirts j One case boys' and youth's do?skin trowsers Two cases gent 9' black aud colored Alpaca Sac Coats One case gents' white military duck and linen twill Trousers, part peg-tops Two cases white Moleskin Trowsers, the famous brand Three Kangaroos One case men's Doeskin and summer tweed vests Two cases gents' Dundreary, Oxford, and Cavour Hats . One case Blue Diagonal Cloth Suits, the present fashion in London One case Blue Serge Jackets for Militiamen and Volunteers SHIRTS ! . SHIRTS ! ! SHIRTS ! ! ! Gents' white Shirts, with collars Gensl' „ „ without collars , Gents' Crimean Shirts, with collars Gents' superior Crimean Shirts, without collars, lattest patterns Gents' Regatta Shirts, neat patterns ' ) Men's Twill Shirts % Gents' Merino Under-Shirts » COLLARS ! COLLARS ! ! COLLARS ! ! ! A magnificient assortment, just opened, in linen of the following styles Persigny Volunteer Garibaldi Colored Persigny West End Rifleman Batazza Colored West End > Gem Cumberland Tyrolese Colored Elgin i ' Elgin Trent Wellington Paxton and Piccadily Also a few gross gents' Patent Enamelled Cloth Collars of tbe newest shapes, at 10s 6d per gross or one shilling per dozen — only a few gross left, B WOOLLEN GOODS. Five bales of 10x4, 11x4, 12x4 scarlet, blue, and white Blankets I Two bales Bush and Railway Rugs Men's Woollen, Merino, and Cotton Drawers • Men's Wollen Under-Shirts y Woollen Hose, Half-Hose, in Aberdeen, alloa and knitted i Men's Woollen Mufflers - MENS' ENAMELLED AND PLAIN LEATHER LEGGINGS. Two cases of men's and youths' long and short Leggings, now opening ; GENTS' TRAVELLING BAGS. ' One case now opened of Carpet Bags, in various sizes and patterns s '« MEN'S MERCERY DEPARTMENT. a r Two cases of gents' Fancy Ties and Silk Scarfs, the latest styles a Two cases consisting of India Rubber Braces, Pocket Handkerchiefs, ready hemmed, I Cambric ditto ditto ditto ! » Gentlemen will find this department complete with all the- latest styles and patterns d c The largest, cheapest, and best assortment of Ready-made Clothing, and men's Mercery in Wellingy ton. Please Note the Address— LEWlS MOSS, Sole Proprietor, LONDON HOUSE, Lambton Quay, f Wellington, opposite the Odd Fellows' Hall. 0 All Goods marked the Selling Price in Plain Figures, from which no Reduction is made, a Articles not approved of after being taken home, will be at once exchanged or if wished the Money it Returned without any demur. c LEWIS MOSS, ir 8 SOLE PROPRIETOR. c ___________________^________________ g ' KEROSINE OIL ! KEROSINE OIL 1 I 0 Is ■ ;o t l A FEW Cases remaining on hand at the London House of Downer's Pure American Kerosine Oil, r JX at Five Shillings per gallon : e LEWIS MOSS, ie London House. PAHAUTANUI RACES AND RURAL 0N SALE. SPORTS """"" I' /COPIES OF THE "NEW ZEALAND ie lo come off on 1^ HERALD" d JANUARY Ist AND 2nd, 1864. At the Offi c of this Paper. . . Dec 4, 1863. Further particulars will be advertised in hand bills '^ CHARLES D. de CASTRO, PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. . Chairman. — ~ , t Dec 9, 1863. mENDERS wanted, for the making of certain al- ' -*- . JL terations in the Presbyterian Churoh, Willis- ' t HORTICULTURAL SHOW. street. Plans and specifications lie at tho store of ' Mr James Wallace. Offers will be received up till )f WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 23rd, 1863, January Bth, 1864. The lowest tender will not _____ necessarily be accepted. AT THE ODD FELLOWS* HALL. „ H - F - S.OGAN, • Secretary to Committee, d T)RIZES will be awarded for the following Dec 14th, 1663. s JT Classes : EAGLE i'aVESN, ie Class I.— Vegetables. . . . lambton qua*. c Class 2. — Fruit, all faneties, ripe or unripe. ___ a Class 3.- Flowers, growing in pots cut, seedlings, LLIAM r JONES b t „ inform his fri , nds c bouquet or device, varieties „f the same flower. y\ md bUc ftU thftt h „ h&8 takea ;e Class 4.— Shrubs, flowering or otherwise. __o above well-known premises from Mr Conrad 8 Diehl, and trusts by civility aud attention to busie . , „ BEGULATIONS. HeßS> aa weU ag a i ways keeping on hand a choice Annual Subscribers of os entitled to exhibit, with Belection 0 f wines, spirits, and malt liquors, to refree admission for Uyo persons. „_,,, ceive a share of public patronage. c Subscribers receipts can be obtained of the *• * i, Secretary. -„,,, accommodai'loit fob a few boabdjbbs. i. Articles for exhibition to be sentberore 11 o'clock, II ' a.m., on Wednesday, Dec. 23rd, 1863, and to be WEIX AJB]JD BEDfi removed by 8 o'clock, p.m., same day. Wellington, Oct. 7, 1863. Non-Subscribers may exhibit on payment of an il Entrance Fee of One Shilling. ' — — — d The Association will not be responsible for loss, JOSIAH MINIFIE, i, damage, or mis-delivery. PLUMBER, PAINTER, GLAZIER, AND g , . „ , . .. PAPERHANGER, ;, Admission to Non-Subscribers, One Shilling; T>EGS to intimate that he has commenced basic Children, Half-price. J3 ness in those premises on Lambton-Quay, '• , next door to Mr Cook, Tailor, and trusts by attenDoors open at One o clock. tio^ j 8 business, and guaranteeing the best workn J.H.WALLACE, manship, to receive „ share of public patronage. Secretary. N# 3. — A large stock of paper-hangings always Dec. 14, 18bJ. on i, ana - • an( * gj aas 0 f a [- s i zas . Dec. 4, 1863. BAZAAR, TO BE LET. IN AID OF A FUND TO PAY OFF THB DEBT ON ' ST. PETER'S CHURCH, TE ARO. ITIHAT commodious brick built dwelling house, JL situated, iv Ingestre-street, at present occuA BAZAAR will be held for the above purpose, pied by J. E. Nathan, Esq. in the Odd Fellows' Hall, on Tuesday and There is detached Wednesday, sth aud 6th January, 1864. 1 two stalled stable 1 single do The doors will be open from 1 o'clock to 5 p.m., Cow-house, fowl-house, Sec, and from 7 o'clock to 9 p.m., in eaoh day. The whole stands upon one acre of land, a part of ___ which is laid down as a beautiful garden. Admission Is.; Children half-price. For particulars and cards to view, apply to, JACOB JOSEPH & CO. It is requested that all contributions of articles Dec. 3rd, 1863. - for the Bazaar may be sent to any member of the — v Ladies' Committee on or before the 31st inst. FOR SALE OR LEASE, WITH PURCHASING . CLAUSE. Committee : — <— — „ Mrs Stock Mrs Bragg fTiHE Property known as "The BLENMrs Carter Mrs Dransfield X CATHARA RUN," situated in Marlborough, s Mrs Pearce Mrs Holmes lying between, and having frontages to Queen Char. Mrs Baker Mrs Kebbell lotte's and the Pelorus Sounds, and distant about Mrs Bennett Mrs Meier. six miles from the flue Port ef Picton. 4th December, 1863, This Run being al all times accessible by water, affords every facility for shipping stock, <fco. R "TTTAN TED, a trustworthy Man who thoroughly Contents of the Run are OOOA Acres, of which VV understands farm work and the manage- 837 are freehold, and the remainder held under merit of cattle. If he have some knowledge of license from the Crown. 1 she* p and horses it would be serviceable. No ob- As to terms and further information, apply to jeciion io a married man. Apply to Old Smith, JOHN KEBBELL, Molesworth Street; or, at the Office of this Paper. Wellington. Dec, 14, 1863. Octobsr 20, 1803.