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Wellington Independent, Volume XX, Issue 2228, 6 July 1865, Page 4

EX "TARARUA," FROM SYDNEY, &c. | () TIP CARTS LjCl 6 Spring Carts ■ • 6 Town Drays 2 Wool Drays 40 lvalf.chests Congous GO b-jxwi „ 2 barrels Plantation Coffee GO bags Mauritius Chrystals 102 „ Victorian Sugar Go's Pieces 750 „ Chilian Flour 2 cases Manilla Cigars 20 half-tierces Tobacco 50 bags Rice 13 cases assorted Grindery 4 casks tart Harness 2500 bushels Oats 2000 „ N.S.W. Maize 10 qr-casks B.P. Rum 20 hhd Brandy and 10 qr-casks 100 cases m m , 100 „ Whisky 50 „ Ginger Wine 2 bales Victorian Sole Leather 1 case Ladies' Saddles, Bridles, &c. 1 .. best Hogskiu, Gent* do . ( &c, <&c, &o. FOR SALE BY G. H. LITXFORD & 00. June 27, 1865. to;let. THE House with Garden and Paddock, adjoining the Government Domain, and at proBent in the occupation of George Swainson, Esq. Apply to ' GEORGE HART, Lambton Quay. June 28, 1865. TO OUR MANAWAT# SUBSCRIBERS. MR ALEXANDER GRAY, Storekeeper, Manawatu. has been appointed agent for the Wellington Independent in that.dißtriet, and is authorised to receive subscribers namea ana collect outstanding accounts. THOMAS McKENZIE, Proprietor of the Wellington Independent. July 80, 1865. . __ . STATION FORSALE. PROVINCE OF HAWKES' BAY. riTHE ARLINGTON STATION X IN THE WAIPUKURAU DISTRICT, Containing 15,300 Acres Freehold Land, with 9000 Sheep, S-4tbs Ewes 130 Head Cattle, and 20 Horses. Improvements consist of about thirty mil«« fencing, a good house and woolshed, with large paddock accommodation. Two-thirds of the purchase-mon^y oan remain on mortgage at a very low rate of interest. For further particulars, apply to . WATT, KENNEDY & WATT. Napier, 11th March, 1865. STATION FOR SALE. PROVINCE OF HAWKB'S BAY. THE TAMUMU STATION CONTAINING 8588 Acres Freehold Land and about 6000 aorta j Government Run, with House, WooUhed, Fencing, ! and other improvements. A large portion of the Run in English Grass and Clover. The Stock to be sold with the Station connate 2500 Sheep 50 Head Cattle, and 18 Horses A considerable portion of the purchase money can remain on mortgage at 10 per cent. For further particulars, apply to M ALTBY and Co., or WATT, KENNEDY & WAIT. Napier, ll th March, 1805. TO LET. A GOOD DAIRY FARM, containing lOOwswt, _OL situate about three miles from Wellington on the Porirua Road, Terms low. Apply to D. LABOWIT2KY, House, Land, and General Commission Agent. • Julj 1, 1864. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. nnENDERS are required for the Erection of X Offices on Lambton Quay. Plans and specifications to be seen at the office of the undersigned. The lowest or any tender not necessarily «ooepted. W. M. MORGANS, No. 4, Quin-street. June 80, 1865. JUST PUBLISHED! MADDOCK'S GENERAL CATALOGUE of BOOKS in all departments of Litera* ture, containing 240 pages, demy Bvo, with price and size of each book, also complete index. Price Is. by post 2s. WILLIAM MADDOCK, Importer of Books and Stationery, 383 George Street, Bydney. IMPORTANT TO ADVERTISERS. THE " Wbixinoton Indbpbndk* t " h«a the greatest circulation of any Newspaper ret published in this Province ; its subscribers b«in^ located in all the most important Distriots of thr Colony. It is also extensively circulated in Now South Wales, South- and Western Australia, Van Diemen's Land, Cape of Good Hope, and in the Mother Country. Advertisers r therefore,in umkinf use of the columus of "the •• Irdbphhdkht " m»y feel certain that the greatest publicity will be given to the Goods, Wares, &c, ottered for sale, and. that Advertisers will ultimately reap benefits in proper* tion to the manner in which they keep their names before the public. The price of Advertisements in the " Wiu,i*a» ton Ihdbpbkdbht"' is— six lines and under, 2«. 6d» above six lines 4d. per line for the fitat iuserliol and half-price for every subsequent insertion. Ad* vertisements will be continued, and ouauobd nnti counter-ordered ; such orders must be sent to Uii» Office Onb Dax before Publication, and must b« in Whitimo. Advertisements to beleft at the " Imdbpbudbu* Ofiiob," Larabtou Quay, before Eight o'clock Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Evening* AOENTS F(fi THE " WELLINGTON INDKPRNDKJ»»" WaLtiHOTO!*.— Messrs. \V. Lyou, J. Ho«ghw», J. Wallace, Lambtoa Quay ; W. SooU, I, H. Carp cuter, Thorndon Fla»» Hutt Bridge— T. Mullius Bivbb Hutt— Mr. T. Mills Upper Hutt— Mr. P. Wilkie Mastkbton— H. Banuwter, Post Offlct Gbbytown — J. Fuller, Rising Suo Oabtbbtom — R. Keroble Otaki — W. Daviea Manawatn. — Mr Alexander Gray. Tcbakika. — Franklin and Hurst Wanoanui — Mr. H. Iresou Jove* Tabanaki — Mr. Woon Aucbxand— " New ZealatMcer" Offlo« Nelson— Mr. Elliott Cahtbkbuby — Mr. i.E. Marsh Otaqo — W. Hay, News Agfcut, Dunedia Sydnby — Mr. E. Greville Mblboubne— Messrs. Gordon & Gotoh Lonuom — Messrs. F. Algar, 11 Olemeal'sttrt* Lombard-street, E. 0.; and G. Street, Cornhill, jf; .