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Wellington Independent, Volume XIX, Issue 2176, 7 March 1865, Page 4

GLORIOUS NEWS FOR THE PEOPLE OF WELLINGTON. £*f\ CASES OF CLOTHING, HATS and \J\J CAPS, received at WARMOLL'S, Ex Atlas, Asterope, Ballarat, Wild Duck, and other Jate arrivals from Euglund and the Australian Colonies. In consequence of the increased popui,uiiity of Warmoll's Establishment the pnoPßiETon feels in duty bound to acknowledge the same by always STOCKING HIS ESTABLISHMENT WITH CLOTHINP OF THE VERY FIRST quality imported especially to order from the first English and Colonial Manafaetursrs. The no-abatement system will be strictly adhered to, at the same time the greatest attention will be given and uo trouble spared to supply all classes of customers with articles suitable to their particular requirements, so thut the CRY SHALL BE UiNIVERSAL— If you wain the very best and largest stock of Gentlemen's, Youths' uud Boys' Clothing, Hats, aud Caps, to choose from, at the LOWEST prices in town, tigg* Go Direct to Warmoll's. First-class Outfitting Establishment, opposite the Bank of New Zealand, ! Wellington, IF YOU WANT COLONIAL-MADE CLOTHING ' [gST Go to Warmoll's. If you want a Dress Suit u:id good Hat ".V££T Go to Warmoll's If you want good patterns in Crimeau Shirts 01 a Balmoral Cap [tggT Go to Warmoll's. OUTFITS FOR SEA-VOYAGERS ALWAYS READY (SIT At Wnrmoll's If you want good strong working Clothes soft or stiff Felt Huts [§3f Go to Warmoll's. COUNTRY SETTLERS CAN FIND THE RIGHT ARTICLES fl£T At Warmoll'a. GENTLEMEN, if you want Walking Suits, Riding Suits, Office Suits, Lounge Suits, Smoking Suits, &c. Warm oil's is unrivalled. A BEDDING WAREHOUSE ALWAYS FULLY SUPPLIED WITH Mattresses, Piilow3, Roisters, and Palliasses, Blankets, Sheets, Rugs, Pillow Cases, &c., ifcc. {gigr Every article fit for immediate use J. WARMOLL, Proprietor. WAN TED a SCHOOL MASTER aud MISTRESS for the Tnita School. A Married couple preferred. Salaries ,£l5O and £.00 respectively with residence' Testimonials aud References to be addressed to W. CLELAND, Hon. Sec, School Committee. Taita, Hutt Valley, Wellington, January 30, 1805. WANTED JOINERS. Apply to EDWIN V. CARTER, General Government Buildings, Wellington. I March 1, 18G5. WANTED a young LADY who is competent to instruct Junior Pupils in English. Apply by letter A. Z., Mr Phillips' Store, Cubastreet, Wellington. March 1, 1805, ANTED two or three UNFURNISHED APARTMENTS or a small COTTAGE, Address, to Architect, office of this paper. WANTED a respectable Woman, who understands Cooking, as general Servant, Apply to Mrs GEORGE HART, between the hours of 10 and 2 o'clock, Hobson-street, Thorndon. February 27, 1805. RESPECTABLE MARRIED COUPLE without incuinbranco, arc desirous of tuking charge of a place of business. Good references given. Address A. 13., office of this paper, SHEEP STATION, WANTED to purchase, with or without stock, full particulars to be furnished to LEVIN & CO. February 17, 18G5. NOTICE. WANTED an Assistant in a General Store. Apply to J. & R.M. CLELAND, Thorndon Flat. March 3, 18G5. BOOKKEEPER WANTED. APPLICATIONS to be made in writing, addressed to Z.A., Post Office. Wellington, March 3, 18G5, WANTED, "1 f~\f\f\ EAVES. Tho undersigned are X\J\J\J CASH purchasers of 1000 Ewes, 2-tooth to full-mouthed. Must bo warranted clean. G. 11. LUXFORD & CO. February 27, 18G5. EX PRINCE ALFRED. IPAGNALL SPRING CART 3 W'hitechapel do G Sydney built Tip Carts 3 Town Drays 1 Wool Dray G. 11. LUXFORD & CO. Feb. 2i, 1805. PUBLIC WORSHIP FOR STRANGERS. AT the We^leyan Church, Mmners-street, a Sermon is preached on Sabbath days at THREE o'clock. All the seats being tree for this service, which is established for strangers and persons having no fixed place of worship. . March 3, 1805.