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Wellington Independent, Volume XXI, Issue 2304, 2 January 1866, Page 2

/^VN SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED. Martell'B brandy, in hhds and quarters Scotch whisky, in qr-casks I B.P. rum, in hhds j 200 cases geneva I 16 qr-cauks Hunt's O <> <> Port 8 qr-casks pale sherry 30 cases pale sherry 20,000 Manila cigare, Havanna shaped 10 tierces negrohcad tobacco 1G boxes cavendish tobacco 20 boxes sheepwash tobacco | 60 half-chests Congou tea ] 180 boxes Congou tea 12 boxes Pekoe tea 10 boxes gunpowder tea 175 bags Mauritius sugar 8 bags white pepper 4 cases coffee 100 boxes wazena 15 cases sardines 3 eases French prunes 5 cases calves' foot jelly 2 cases red herrings 20 bags Patna rice 500 bags Chilian flour 2 cases West India arrowroot 5 cases mustard 100 boxes sperm candles 30 boxes Sydney soap 20 cases vinegar 2 cases ladies' and gents' hogs-skin saddles, bridles, martingale?, girths, &c. 5 cases silver and brass mounted gig harness 20 sets Scotch cart harness 8 light spring carts 10 tip carts . 6 tip town drays 2 bullock drays 2 American buggyß 3000 bushels N.S.W.' maize 1000 bushels oats 15,000 V.D. Land palings, 5 and 6 ft. 20,000 totara shingles 100 totara posts and rails 20,000 feet totara timber 500 feet totara piles &c., &c, &c. J. M.' TAYLOR & CO. Wellington, Nov. 27, 1865. rpHE Undersigned are Cash purchasers of X WOOL, OIL, HIDES, TALLOW, and other if ew Zealand Produce, or will make liberal advances on cons'gnments to their agents in London or the An.- trail m Colonies. J. M. TAYLOR & CO. Nov. 29, 1865. EX WILD WAVE FROM SYDNEY. i)(\/L SMALL BAGS BROWN JAVA SUGAR. LEVIN' & CO. Wellington, Nov. 30, 1865. TO THE ELECTOR OF RANGITIKEI. ri ENTLEMEN,— JJeIicving that the polipjwhieh I sunported_durvng the last Session of the Cren^ral Assembly, still'mccTs with your approval, I again place my services at your disposal. On all the great questions affecting the interests of the Colony, my opinions are suflicicntly known to render it unnecessai'y for me to say more., than that I have seen no reason to alter them. It is my intention to visit your district immediately after the issue of the writs, when I shall be happy to meet my constituents, for the purpose of explaining the past and stating my views as to the future. I remain, Gentleman, Your obedient servant, ROBERT PIIARAZYN. Wellington, December 28, ISGS. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE CITY OF WELLINGTON. fi ENTLEMEN,— I offer myself as a candidate v!T to represent you in the next General Assembly. Dr. Fcathcrston and Mr Taylor have stated that they do not intend to oiler themselves for reelection. I have for years been an active supporter of tho Radical party in Provincial politics, but I believe that men of all shades of Provincial politics can and ought for the future to unite in all-important questions affecting the general interests of this Province, and New Zealand as a whole. I consider that if anything can ruin the future of this country Separation would do so. I think the utmost economy should be exercised in the Government expenditure, but not so as to endanger our credit at home or abroad, I object to farther taxation if it can be avoided, and, if it cannot, I think the burden should be thrown more on the land and the sheep, than on tho industry of the majority of the people. I believe that what is commonly known as the Weld self-reliant policy, is the only honest policy for us to adopt in measures affecting the war, and more than that, I have faith in its future success, and consider that it is the cheapest and manliest way to terminate our difficulties. I think the lands of the rebels should be confiscated to bear the cost of the war, and that there should be no notion of peace until equal justice for the white man and the Maori can be secured. I shall be, of course, at all times ready to meet you in public, either to explain my views or to give an account of my conduct. 1 have, &c., Your's obediently, C. B. BORLASE. i November 27, 18G5. i .. : FOR SALE. A NINE- ROOMED HOUSE, in Broughamstreet, with Stable and Two Acres ol I Land. ) Apply to H. FITZHERBERT, Brougham-street. Dee. 4th, 1865.