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Wellington Independent, Volume XX, Issue 2219, 15 June 1865, Page 6

5 hales white blankets 9-4, 10-4, 11-4 3 „ blue do 1 „ felt do 3 cloakings and mantle cloths 2 „ sealskin and witney 2 „ black and faucy doe, Bedford cord, tweeds, &c. 3 „ men's, women's, and children's woollen and cashmere hose aud half hose, white and fancy 5 cases witney and tweed Inverness capei 5 „ blue pilnt, jackets, men's and boy's 5 reveisille and witney do 3 cases Biighton sacs 4 „ black and fancy doe sacs 10 „ black and fancy doe and Bedford cord troupers 3 „ do do do vests 4 „ heavy diagonal ami tweed trousars 2 „ doe. beaver, and black and colored Knits 1 „ black and brown Bedford cord trousers 1 „ waterpi oof coats 1 bale railway ru.ns 8 eases men's aud boy's drab and mole trousers 5 " men's and hoy's cotton cord do 5 „ boy's aiid youth's doe trousers and vests, knickerbocker and circle suits in sealskin, doe and fancy tweeds, Talma's, &c. 4 „ men's blue serge coata 3 „ felt and deerstalker hats 5 „ black and blue cloth caps, regulation peaks and navy 3 „ boy's do 10 „ men's, boy's, and youth's serge shirts 10 „ Crimpan in saxony flannel, fancy melton, ffic. 5 „ men's and boy's jumpers in Melton cloth, bpaver tweed, doeskin, shepherds plaid and serge 2 „ men's white shirts 2 „ men's regatta 1 „ boy's do 2 „ boy's and youth's Scotch twill 5 „ men's do 1 „ extra heavy O S jean 1 „ fancy byzantine 2 „ shirt collars, assorted shapes 1 „ paper do do do 3 „ merino vests and pants 2 „ lambs wool do 1 „ sergo and kersoy drawers 1 „ alpaca and gintrham umbrella» 200 „ geneva J.D.K.Z. 30 „ old torn 100 „ whisky, Kirkliston 90 qr-casks port and sherry wiua 20 cases sherry 20 pr-casks kartell's dark brandy 10 „ whisky, Stewart's 10 „ rum, W. I. 5 kegs twist tobacco, La belle Creole 4 half-tierces, Shellard's ft „ Orions 9 boxes cavendish, 10s La belle Croola 5 „ plaid vestas, Bell & Black's 2 „ tins. 250s do 2 „ „ 600 do 3 „ Letchford's tins, assorted, 60s to 500s 6 „ scented sonp — honey, brown, Windsor, glycerine in tablets and bars 3 „ brush ware, hroomheada, shoe, bannister japanned and gilt hearth scrubs and solid back do, black lead, stove, and whitewash and elothes blushes 1 „ black lead 2 „ Britainnia metal teapots, 4to 9 gills, tin teapots 2$ to 10 pint 1 „ Loekwood's table and pocket cutlery 1 „ scissors, corkscrews, and razors 1 „ butchers' knives 6 doz galvanized iron buckets 8 „ Yates' steel socket spades 3 „ „ forks 9 „ Parkes' steel socket spades 6 „ Lyndon's do 2 casks stamped tin soup plates and pudding pans, 8 to 16in 4 „ holloware, assorted, contg, kettles, saucepans, kitchons, &c 1 „ butt hinges 2 „ bellows 6 „ milk dishes, 18 to 24i» 2 „ kerosene lamps 1 „ cotton brushes, chimney cleaners, and trimming scissors 1 cask chimnies 6 „ globes, assorted 100 kegs Ewbank'a patent nails 1| to 6in 20 cases Collins' axes, handled 1 „ Stubbs' files, 3to fi Jin crosscut and handsaw 1 cask brass chamber and pillar candlesticks 1 case Britannia metal and block tin diah covers 1 cask pannikins 1 „ tin coffee pots 4to S pint 4 „ sheet zinc, lO.s and 11s 2 „ counter weighing machines and scales (Avery's) weights to match 1 „ tinned frying pans 4 cases larli<;s' saddles G „ men's do demi stockmen's and hunting 5 „' saibHery, consisting of ladies' bridles in Weymouth. Pelham martingales to match ; men's bridles in Weymouth, Pi'lham. headstall, round and flat martingales, pirths, spurs, stirrup leatln rs and irons, &c 1 case tope halters 4 casks tumblers 2 crates csine seated English made chairs 2 crates Windsor do 50 boxes window (.-lass, assorted 10 drums boiled oil 50 „ white lead 20 „ „ zinc 15 casks blacking in jars. 0d to la 5 cases Barry's chocolate 1 „ chicory 30 „ sardines, halves and quarters C „ Schooling's confectionery, London and Scotch mixtures 2 „ Volcktnan's peel 10 „ Wotherspoon's confectionery, assorted 50 boxes Price's ko 1 sperm candles 50 „ Melbourne moulds 2 cases cream tartar, 28lb jnts JACOB JOSEPH & CO, THE HORSE. I^HE Celebrated Author of Nimuod on Condition asserts that he never had in bin possession a horse that ever suffered from worms, went blind, or broken-winded; neither experienced lameness frojra thrushes, cracked heels, furcy, or humorw ; which he attributes mostly to the giving of such alterative or physio medicine every two mouths, as to excite a Biifficient discharge by the skin, bowels, or kidneys, and thereby produce a regularity iu the Bystem. His practical experience shows the necessity of administering such' medicines, (particularly to horses in work) ; aud to meet this desired object, no more prudent medicine enn be given than GIBTON' WORM and CONDITION POWDKHS, as asnfe aud certain remedy for destroying: oil species of worm, and removing and keeping back the above disenses. Aud particularly if given at autumn, nnd in the spring, they will put the horse in lice condition for the coming borsch, nnd give him additional strength and vigor, purify his blood, and add a fine gloss to his coating. Sold in boxes, with the Purgative Ball, with a treatise. 'ihe public nre particularly respected to observe that the signature of Itobt. N. Gibton is on each wrapper. Sole Whole/sul© .Agent, W. Edwards, W , St. Paul's, London. bold by i\]r C. D. Barvaud.also by Mr W. Bishop, Chemist, Wellington ; aud by most respectable Chemists in the Colony.