Page 4 Advertisements Column 4

Wellington Independent, Volume XIX, Issue 2163, 4 February 1865, Page 4

BARRY'S MARKET HALL. TE ARO. MR. R. BARRY begs to announce that the above Hall, formerly used as the '. ROYAL OLYMPIC THEATRE has been entirely redecorated, and is now opened, and ready for use, for Dinners, Balls, Public Meetings, &c, and dopes that the position of the room, nnd its adaptability for such purposes, will meet the requirements of the public. NO CHARGE MADE FOR PUBLIC MEETINGS. Mr B. wishes also to inform his friends that as soon as professional talent can be secured, he iutends opening the Hall nightly as a CONCERT ROOM. For terms &c, apply to R. BARRY, Ship Hotel. JOSIAH MINIFIE, PLUMBER, PAINTER, GLAZIER, AND PAPERHANGER, BEGS to intimate that he has commenced business in those premises on Lambton-Quay, next door to Mr Cook, Tailor, and trusts by attention, is business, and guaranteeing thp best workmanship, to receive a share of public patronage. N.B. — A large stock of paper-hangings always on band ; and glass of all sizes. Dec.4, 1803. WELLINGTON HOUSR, CLAY POINT, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GENERAL STORE. Always .n hand a large supply of QUEEN CHARLOTTE'S SOUND OYSTERS. JOHN WALDEN. Wellington, Jan 1863. NOTICE. FROM and after the first day of March next all BUTCH EDS killing cattle, sheep, goats, or pigs within the Town of Wellington, for the purposes of sale, will be required to take out Licenses for their respective Slaughter Houses in accordance with the provisions of the Act of the Wellington Provincial Council, Sesbion 9, No. 12. EDWARD PEARCE, Chairman of Town Board. Town Board Office, Wellington, January 18th, 1865, TO LET, ON LEASE FOR 14 YEARS. TOWN ACRE 332 Pirie-street „ „ 958 Riddiford-streefc SECTION 15 Makara, 100 acres „ 31, 35, 30, 39, Horokiwi, 100 acres „ 41 (part of) do „ 3 Ohaiiu 100 acres „ 22 Tukupu 75 „ J. H, WALLACE, Estate agent. January 6, 1805. ON SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED. JUST LANDED EX WILD DUCK, 2 CASES very superior clocks and time pieces 3 „ Volkman's confectionery 2 „ medicated lozenges 1 „ Keating's lozenges, bonbons, and insect powders 1 „ Dinncford's fluid magnesia 1 „ effervescing citrate magnesia 1 „ Smith's essence coffee 3 „ Hanney's rondeletia, Steadnian's powders, Cockle's pills, and a varied assortment of patent medicineß 200 pieces of the newest musie, an excellent assortment of stationery from De hi Rue and Mordans A very nice lot of meerschaum and briar root pipes 10 cases old Dr Jacob Townsends sarsaparilla 25 drums kerosene oil H. A. OWEN, Manners-street. January 26, 1803. NOTICE OF EFMOVAL. MISS HARRIS, whose premises were destroyed by the late fire on Laoibton Quay begs to inform hor friends and the public generally, that she has resumed business in Cubastreet opposite Mr Dixon's brewery, where she hopes by strict attention to business to merit a continuance of their patronage. N. 13. — A quantity of Milinery and other goods injured by the lato fire, will be sold off at less than cost price. Jan, 2sth, 1805. TO BUILDERS. FjnENDERS are required for the erection of a JL House of Sevriu rooms on Wellington Terrace. Plans and Specifications are to bo seen upon application to E. THIRKRLL, Custom House street, who will receive tenders up to the 4th of February. January 20, 1805. A CRE NO. 78-FRONTAGE TO HOPPER AND TARANAKI STREETS. SUB-DIVIDED INTO ALLOTMENTS. DEPTH— ISO FEET. PRICE CHEAP AND TERMS REASONABLE Apply to WM. BANNISTER Wellington. January 19, 1805. ACRES 677 AND 676. MOST DELIGHT FULLY SITUATED, FRONTING THE CRICKET GROUND, PUBLIC RESERVE, And the New Line of Rond now making from ourtenay Place along Adelaide Road. ALSOi ALLOTMENTS OF LAND, COURTENAY PLACE, CUBA-STREET AND WILLIS -STREET. Apply to • WILLIAM BANNISTER, Wellington, Who will show the above Properties at any time before Eight o'clock in the Morning, and after Four o'clock iu tho Afternoon. Jauuary 20, 1805. KEROSENE OIL. ARRIVED PER HERO. 1£) OASES KEROSENE ' MITCHELL: & <* ANDY.