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Wellington Independent, Volume XIX, Issue 2082, 2 July 1864, Page 1

WHEELER AND WILSON'S SEWING MACHINES. THE undersigned having been appointed agent in Wellington, is prepared to supply thsse superior machines at a small advance on Sydney prices. E. W. MILLS. FRUIT TREES FOR SALE. PEARS, Plums, Cherries Grape vines, fig trees Gooseberries and Currants English laurels, hollies, quicks Trees very strong. To be sold Cheap. Apply to John HougUton, Willis-street; or to S SIOCKBRIDGE, Ohiro Nursery, near Wellington. FOR SALE OR TO LET, With or without a right of purchase. A 700 ACRE FARM AT RANGITIKEI Terms very moderate. Apply to C. W. SCHULTZE. March 21, 1864. * A SSISTANT wanted for the Outfitting and _OL Clothing Trade, must be a good Salesman and understand the business. Apply at Warm oil's Wellington. NOW LANDING EX DAVID AND JESSIE. ■TTICTORIA Company's sugar V Melbonrne candles Do soap JACOB JOSEPH & CO. WOOL. THR undersigned is a Cash Buyer of Wool, either washed or in the grease. EDWARD PEARCE. Wellington, Oct. 15, 1803. WELLINGTON MUTUAL INVESTMENT SOCIETY. NOTICE. THE Entrance Fee on all new shares taken after the 6th June next will be raised to three shillings and six-pence per share, and all subscriptions in arrear from tbe above date will be chargeable with the fines prescribed in the Rules. By erder of the Committee, WILLIAM ALLEN, Manager. May 28, IB6i. ON SALE. EX S.S. WANGANUI AND LATE ARRIVALS FROM OTAGO. IHHD. SHERRY 2 cases pewter pots, $ and 1 pint 24 American pumps, assorted 1 bale cotton clothes lines 2 "cases wood screws ...,,. 150 kfegs pninr— *~ ■~.-}^-~ ■-; -■ j --^- : 16 cases pickles 2 „ vestas, 250s 10 „ jams, lib tins 20 „ lobsters, lib tins 2 bales wrapping paper 25 ca3es starch 6 „ castor oil 1 bale basils 1 case Welsh flannel 1 „ men's tweed jumpers 2 „ • pilot jackets 1 „ millers' mole trouser* 12 rolls Dutch carpetiug . 1 case men's fancy comforters 3 cases knickerbocker winsey 1 bale blue Berge shirts 1 case Inverness capts JAMES J. TAINE. Wellington, June 3, 1564. , WELLINGTON HOUSE, CLAY POINT, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GENERAL STORE. Always on hand a large supply ef QUEEN CHARLOTTE'S SOUND OYSTERS, JOHN WALDEN. Wellington, Jan 1863. NOTICE. PADDOCKS, for sick and broken down horses with attendance. Green oats oa hand apply at Mr B»ltons, store, Thorndoa Flat. COAL I COAL! COAL I T7^ NGLISH and Australian on sale, on shore and J_J afloat in lota to suit purchasers. DRANSFIELr March 11, 1863. ON SALE, AT THE OFFICE OF THIS PAPER. THE "AUCKLAND WEEKLY NEWS." A JOURNAL of commerce, agricuUure, politics, literature, scienoe and' art. It consists of 20 pages of demy, coutaining 80 columns ef closely printed mutter. It contains all the new a of the week, the latest intelligence from the seat of war, as well as lecal and general information. The Weekly News is received by every steamer from Auckland; and persons requiring the same, can be supplied by leaving their address at the office of this paper. March l&th, 188 i. SHOP AND DWELLING HOUSE TO LET. THAT Shep and Dwelling House on Lambton Quay, new in the occupation ef Mr Selig, watohmaker. JACOB JOSEPH & CO. FOR SALE. H{\ JKKGS PRIME BUTTER. From well | \_/ known dairies, Apply to JOEINSTON & CO. June 23, 1864. YOUNG LADIES' SEMINARY Ghuznee Street, Conducted by Mbs. Fleetwood. Re-opens on tho 4th July. MRS. FLEETWOOD lias much ploasure in announcing her intention to attend private classes for dancing and singing twice a week, at her own residence. Young Ladies received as -boai ders. UUND STRAYING.— In my paddocks, on Wesleyan Reserve, a Bmall BLACK SOW, without any tail. If, not claimed within 14 days from this date, it will be sold to pay expenses. WM. MOXHAM.