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Wellington Independent, Volume XIX, Issue 2115, 13 October 1864, Page 8

THE WELLINGTON SEA BATHING ESTABLISHMENT. TEK MINUTES WALK TROtt THE OUBTOM HOUSE. TENDERS having been accepted for the erection of these buildings, the proprietors be 3 t<< inform the public that they are prepared to issue yearly tickets to comments from the date of ihe •openin',' of the latbs, at the following rates (payable in ivlvance ) '. — Aih-t.ts ' £2 2 0 "i'otTiis i7si>r.n li Mi i 0 FAMILY TICkTTS TUE.VTF.O I'Oli. STANDWF.LL & COWNKS, IVojirieJo: s. FRUIT TREES FOU SALE. PEARS, l'lu-ns, Cherries Gia^e viu<;s, „;.' irees Uoorebenies <in4 Currants English laurels, hollies quicks Trees very strong. To be sold Cheap. Apph ."Jo .lohn Houghlou, Willis-street; or to 8 SJOCKBJUDGR, Ol>i>» Nursery, near Wellington. IMPORTANT T'* """ ni 'HS AND CON TRACTORS. 3BBT PORTIAVD CEM..M I- R HOME AND FOREION TBADE. MESSRS. HARWuui) AND HATCHER Xorthfleol, Kent, are prepared to supply tlu Beat Portland Cement adapted for stuccoing, brickwork, break wa'.ers, tidal, aud every description of building work. AGENTS FOn THE COLONIES WANTED. Harwood & Hatcheu, Northileet, Kent, }\nglan< ; TO LET, the premises lately occupied l>y Krull & Co., at Piimmet's Wharf, Hiitu!<!c for 11 large wholesftle busiuess nnd the nearest Moie to the Custom-house and Queen's Whurf. Likewise, a Retail Store opposite the £auk cl TSFew Zealand. Enquire of JOHN PLTMMEft, Plimnier's Wharf. July 29, 1864. TVThW ZEALAND BANK, S'IEAM, and other _13| SHARES purchased and so.d at the highest market price bi tb'j undersigned. J. l-l. WALLACE, Stock and Share Broker, Wellington. ATOHNAGHI and CO., lMailumatical 11 ml • Optical Instrument Makers to the Surveyor ■Geaeral's Depaitmeut, Sydney Observa'/>ry, &.c. Jewellery, Watches, Clocks, aud all kind* »f ihe aboT« instruments *n hand aud manufactured nn<t repaired en the premises. Photographic Materials, .Lenses, and Cameras on sale. All articles guaranteed and forwarded wiih despatck t« order. — A. Toknaghi & Co., 312, GeorgeStreet, Sydney. [-iOM AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT (LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIE'IY) 'Incorporated by Act of Parliament, New Sotnh Wales, 1857, ASSURANCE BRANCH. Age 40, premium to assure £100, .£3 4s od per annum. Bonus Addition at the end of Fivr years. £8 18s (making the amount assuied -t'loß 18s.) Further bonus atlheend of Ten yours, £29 12s 7d making an assurance of '£l3B 10s 7d. Assuhances by a limited nuiuber of annußl premiums. AssuiuN'CEs jmyaljle at ceriniii ages', or at previous death. Joint Lites Assurances, &c. d'c, effected on equally favorable terms. For Tables on Rates for Life Assurance, Annuity. and Endowment Business (which is irnnsacied on the most favorable terms by his Society), forms of proposal and every information, apply ;o J. WOODWARD, Agent. GOODS FROM ENGLAND. THE NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANY underwrite, through the medium ol their London Agents, MERCHANDISE to all NEW ZEALAND and AUSTRALIAN PORTS, at the usual rates of premium. . Claims settled and paid either iu I.ondou or ihe Colonies, at the insurer's option. Agents : UoWLEY AND BIUBTOW .... 74, Cornhill, London. Websteu, Steel, and C0,.. Buchnnuu-street Glasgow. "Thomas Sanderson Liverpool. May, 5 18(14. DINNEFORD'S PURE FLUID MAGNESIA has been during twenty five \eius emphatically sanctioned by the medical profession, nnd •universally accepted by the Public, as the Best •Remedy for .ACIDITY OF THE STOMaCFI, II V. AI'.TBUItN, HEADACHE, GOUT, AXD INDIGESTION, and as a Mild Afeiuext for delicate constitutions, more especially for Ladies :md children. Combined with the ACIDULATED LEMON PYRUP. it forms an Agueeaui.e Efkl-kvescixo Dkauhht, >in which its aperient qualities are much iucrciiscd. .•During hot seiibons, and, iibovc a!!, in hot climates, the regular use of this siirspln r.nd elegant remedy •has been lound highly bejicficiii!. lUuuufactuicd (with the utmost attention to •strength and purity), by & Co., Iv2, New Hond Stp.set, London; And sol'l by all respectable Chemists throughout »he World. BEAUTIFUL CLEAN LINEN. ■\V. G. JUXEY's CUYSTAr.I.-ED T7IXTRACT OF FULLER'S EAE'VTI is the J_!_ chenjiest and best article for washing and •beautifying linen, wollnn, lace, lawn, muslin, &o.; possesses unequalled efficacy in removing grease, ■stains, ar.d the smoke-like color of linen produced from b.id washing, the excessive use of soda, lime, ■ and other preparations of caustic alkali. " The Extract of Fuller's Earth is the quickest and most ■eft'jeiive article over introduced, incnpttblo of injury to the hands or the fine't fabric, and requires only to be tried to be appreciated." — Timis, Aug. 27, 18;")!, May be obtained through auy respectable Tradesman. Sample packets with full directions for use price. 1 d and Od. 12, Foho ?. quake, London. -SVIDO'.V WELCH'S PILLS, FOR FI2MALF COMPLAINTS. MRS SMITHEHS, Grand-daughter to the Widow Welch continues to prepare this celebrated Mbdioiiie from the only original and genuiue Family Recipe. Mocheis, guardians, managers of schools, and All who have the oaic of femalfta from an early oge, are strongly recommended never to be without this safe nnd efficient remedy. Its just celebrity for all Female Coit plaints, Nervous Disorders, Weakness of the Solids, Loss of Appetite, Sick Head Aches, Lownes3 af Spirits, and particularly for irregularities in the Femalo System, have obtained tor it a •most extensive and increasing demand. Purchasers should therefore attend to the following CAUTION. — ITO be careful that what they purchase is prepared by Mrs Smiihers, who is the only person in possession of the Obioinal Recipe. The genuino are wrapped in bine paper, and signed on thejoutaide label by Mrs Sraither3. SjUI h Boxes, by Mr C. D. Banand nlso by Mr W, Bishop, Chemists, Wellington ; and by most re--apectal^ Chemists in the Colony.