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Wellington Independent, Volume XX, Issue 2222, 22 June 1865, Page 6

5 bales 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 fancy doe, Bedford cord, tweeds, &c. 3 „ men's, women's, and children's woollen anil cashmere hose and half hoso, white and fancy 5 cases witney and tweed Inverness capes 5 „ blue pilot jackets, men's and boy's 5 reveisiblo and witney do 3 cases Biighton sacs 4 „ black and fancy doe sacs 10 „ bhek and fancy doe and Bedford cord trousers 3 „ do do do vests 4 „ heavy diagonal and tweed trousers 2 „ doe. beaver, and black and colored suits 1 „ black nnd brown Bedford cord trousers 1 „ waterproof coats 1 bale railway rugs 8 cas'.s men's and boy's drab and mole trousers « r ) " men's and boy's cotton cord do 5 „ boy's afiil youth's doe trousers and vests, knickerbocker a;id circle suits in sealskin, doe and fancy tweeds, Talma's, &c. 4 „ men's blue serge coats 3 „ felt, nnd deerstalker hats 5 „ black .it id blue cloth caps, regulation peaks and navy 3 „ boy's do 10 „ men's, boy's, and youth's f<erge Bhirts 10 „ Ciimean in saxony flannel, fancy melton, flic. 0 „ tnon'* and boy's jumpers in Melton cloth, beaver, 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 ] „ fancy dyzantino 3 „ shirt collars, assorted shapes 1 „ paper do do do 3 „ moiino vests and panta 2 „ lambs wool do ] „ sergo and kersey drawers 1 „ alpaca and gingham umbrellas 200 „ peneva J.D.K.Z. 30 „ old torn 100 „ whisky Kirkliston 00 qr-cfl>ks pa; and sherry wine 20 ea.«cs sherry j 20 pr-casks Jl«rtell'.« dark brandy 10 „ whisky, Stewart's 10 „ rum, W. I. 5 kegs twist tobacco, La belle Creole 4 half-tierces, Shellard'H b „ Orions 9 boxes cavendish, 10s La belle Creole 5 „ plaid vestas, Bell & Black's 2 „ tins, 2-TOs do 2 „ „ riOO do 3 „ Letch ford's tins, assorted, 60s to 500s 6 „ scented soap — honey, brown, Windsor, glycerine in tablets and bars 3 „ brushware, broomheads, shoe, bannister japanned and gilt hearth scrubs and solid hack do, black lead, stove, and whitewash and clothes biushes 1 „ black lead 2 „ Britainnia metal teapots, 4to 9 gills, tin teapots 2,J to 10 pint 1 „ Lockwood's table and pocket cutlery 1 „ scissors, corkscrews, and razors ' 1 „ butchers' knives 6 dcz galvanized iron buckets 8 „ Yates' steel socket spades 3 „ „ forks 9 „ Parkes' steel socket spades 6 „ Lyndon's do J2 casks stamped tin poup plates and pudding pans, 8 to 16in 4 „ holloware, assorted, contg, kettles, saucepans, kitchens, &c 1 „ butt hinges 2 „ bellows C „ milk dishes, 18 to 24in 2 „ kerosene lamps 1 „ cotton brushes, chimney cleaners, and trimming scissors 1 cask chimnies 6 „ globes, assorted 100 kegs Ewbank's patent nails 1 J to Gin 20 cases Collins axes, handled 1 „ Stubbs' tiles, 3to (ijin crosscut and handsaw 1 cask brass chamber and pillar candlesticks 1 case Britannia metal and block tin dith covers 1 cask pannikins 1 „ tin coffee pots 4to 8 pint 4 „ sheet zinc, 10d and 11s 2 „ counter weighing machines and scales (Avcry's) weights to match 1 „ tinned frying pans 4 cases ladies' saddles 6 „ men's do deini fltockmen's nnd hunting 3 „ saddlery, consisting of ladies' bridles in Weymouth, Pelham. martingales to match ; men's bridles in Weymonth, Pelham, headstall, round and flat martingales, girths, spurs, stirrup leathers and irons, &c 1 case tope halters 4 casks tumblers 2 crates cane seated English made chairs 2 crates Windsor do CO boxes window glass, assorted 10 drums boiled oil 50 „ white lead 20 „ „ zinc 15 casks blacking in jars, Cd to is 5 cases Barry's chocolate 1 „ chicory 30 „ sardines, halves and quarters 5 „ Schooling's confectionery, London and Scotch mixtures 2 „ Volckman's peel 10 „ Wotherspoon's confectionery, assorted 50 boxes Price's No 1 tperm candles 50 „ Melbourne moulds 2 cases cream tartar, yßll> jms JACOB JOSEPH & CO, THE HORSE. r l "" H E Celebrated Author of Nimjiod on ConX 1.1T10.V nbserts that ho never had in his possession a horse thai ever suffered from worms, went blind, or brokenviindud ; neither experienced lameness from thrushes, cracked heels, farcy, or humors • which he attributes mostly to the giving; of &uch alterative or phj'sic medicine ev.«iry two months, as to excite a sufficient discharge by the skin, bowels, or kidneys, and tlurehy produce a regularity in the system, iiis great practical experience shows the necessity of administering such medicines, (particularly to horses in work) ; aad to meet thi9 desired object, no more prudent medicine can be given than GiBTUN' WORM and CONDITION FOWDKItS, as a safe and certain remedy for destroying all epenies of worm, and removing and keeping back the above diseases. And particularly if given at autumn, and in the spring, they will put the horse in fine condition for the coming season, and 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 arc particularly respected to observe that the signature of Robt. N. Gibton is on each (vrnpijer. Sole Wholesale Agent, W. Edwards, 67, St. Paul's, London. Sold by Mr C. D. Barvaud, also by Mr W. Bishop, Chemist, Wellington ; and by most respectable Dhemiste iv the Colony.