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Wellington Independent, Volume XIX, Issue 2164, 7 February 1865, Page 4

FOR SALS, EX "ABELHEJD," FROM KC)K BUSHELS MA.S/" Vj-ml^y 10 malleable Iron Tanks 5 bales giey aud brown wrapping paper 5 „ „ „ paper bags 20 cases ling fish 20 „ salmon 20 „ fresh herrings 20 „ potted do 20 „ kippered do 20 „ Finnan haddocks 2 „ kipper-'d salmon 10 „ jams 1 „ ground ginger 5 „ lemon syrup 3 „ ia-pi'(*rry s\rup 2 „ stiawberry syrup 5 „ rose syrup 5 „ raspberry vinegar 25 „ malt vinegar 100 „ ginger cordial 10 qr-casks do 6 „ whisky 19 casks Patras currants 22 cases Cumberland bacon 2 trunks men's hob'd watertights 2 „ „ sprigg'd do 1 „ gent's superior elastic side boets 1 „ youth's hob'd watertights 1 „ „ sprigg'd do 1 „ men's hob'd bluchers [ 1 „ ladies superior kid elastic side | boots KRULL & CO. ] , December 30, 1864. EX BALLARAT, FROM LONDON. 1 SUPERIOR COTTAGE PIANOFORTE, by Chappell & Co., in walnut case 5 qr-casks Offley's port wino 5 „ superior W.I. rum 15 barrels Patras currants 5 cases muscatel layers 1 „ Eleme figs 6 „ prime bellies bacon 4 „ York hams 4 „ Cheddar loaf cheese 4 „ North Wilts loaf cheese KRULL Ss CO. 30th December, 1864. NEW ZEALAND GENERAL GOVERN MENT 8 PER CENT. DEBENTURES. BY ACT of the General Assembly of New Zealand, the Colonial Treasurer is authorised to raise TEMPORARY LOANS on Debentures (to be repaid out of money to be borrowed under the New Zealand Loan Act, 1863), with a currency of from ono to three years, bearing interest atthe rate of 8 per cent, per annum, payable half-yearly, on the Ist day of January, and the Ist day of July, in every year. Tho principal and interest will be mado payable at the Treasury, in Wellington, New Zealand ; at tho Oriental Bank, in Sydney or Melbourne; or at £the Bank of Zealand, in London, afc the option ofthe purchasers. Tenders will bo received until 12 o'clock, noon, on WEDNESDAY, the 22nd day of February, 1865, at the Bank of New Zealand, Wellington, for the purchase of of these Debentures, specifying tho total amount of Debentures required, and tho rate per cent which will be given for the same — to be addressed to the " Manager of tho Bank of Now Zealand, Wellington," with the words " Tender for New Zealand General Government 8 per cent. Debentures " written on tho outside. Tenders will be opened in the presence of the Colonial Treasurer and all persons interested, at 1 o'clock, p.m., at the Bank of New Zealand, Wellington, on WEDNESDAY, 22nd February, 1865. The highest bidders shall be deemed the purchasers, provided the prices are uot lower tban tho minimum placed in a sealed paper on tlie table before the Tenders are opened. Where Tenders are made upon the same terms, a pro rata distribution upon such Tenders will be made. Debentures wili be issued in such sums from Twenty pounds to One Thousand pounds, and of buch currency, from One to Three years, as the successful Tenderers may elect, — when thoso receiving allocation of Debentures, oi their Agents, will be required to state at which of the above places their principal and interest are to be payable. The Debentures contracted for will be delivered at the Bank of New Zealand, Wellington, on Wednesday tho Ist day of March next, between the hours of 11 a.m. and 3 p.m., upon payment of the amount duo thereon. Copy of tho Act of the General Assembly, authorising the issue of these Debeneures, and ofthe Order in Council under tho hand of his Excellency the Governor, providing for tho sale of the same, may be seen on application to the Managers of tho Bank of New Zealand at Wellington, Christchurch, and Dunedin, and the Secretary of the Bank at Auckland. ALEX. KENNEDY, For the Government of New Zealand. Bank of New Zealand, Auckland, 14th Jan., 1865. WAN TED a SCHOOL MASTER aud MISTRESS for the Taita School. A Married couple preferred. Salaries £150 and £60 respectively with residence; Testimonials and References to be addressed to W. CLELAND, Hon. Sec, School Committee. Taita, Hutt Valley, Wellington, January 30, 1865. WANTED, a SERVANT as NURSE. Apply between the hours of 10 and 2 p.m., to Mrs. GEORGE HART. WANTED, a GOOD KITCHEN .MAID. Liberal Wages given. Apply to Mrs TURNBULL, Dixon-street. WANTED— Three Female General Servants and a Nuise Girl. Apply at MRS ROSE'S Registry Office. January 30, 1 865. WANTED a FEMALE GENERAL SERVANT, aud NURSE GIRL. Apply to Mrs GORTON, Ingestre-street. I February 1, 1865. WANTED, PAINTERS. None need apply unless thoroughly competent hands. Wages 12s per day. Apply to R. BORTH WICK, Osgood's Hotel. TO FARMERS wishing their Horses well taken care of, take them to Ormsbee's Livery and Bait Stables, Barrett's Hotel, Wellington January 30, 1865. VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PROPERTY FOR SALE IN ONE OF THE BEST BUSINESS POSITIONS IN TOWN. MR. Wir. ROBERTSON has heen favored with instructions to sell this most valuable property, having a frontago to Manners-street of 56 feet 6 inches by 115. There is a neat cottage (new), containing 2 sitting and 3 bed rooms, detached kitchen, yard, and a well of good water. Price moderate. — Terms Liberal. Jan. 16th. 1865. EX PHCEBE. i-TIERCES NEGROHEAD TOBACCO 0. H. LUXFOBD & 00. Jan. 18tb, 1865.