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Wellington Independent, Volume XXI, Issue 2376, 16 June 1866, Page 3

FOR SALE, j FOR SALE. I I FIFTY ACRES of LAND, part of Section No. i 5, Takapu District. For particulars apply to MR. BRANDON. T7IOR 8 A L E ,— 25 SMALL BOXES ORANGES, ox Tararua, from Sydney. Apply at the Wharfinger's office, Queen's / Wharf. June 2, 1866. FOR SALE. /^ TONS BROWN RIVER POTATOES, Grown at Wairaxi. Messrs. W. & G. TURNBULL & Co. Juno 13, 1866. TUST RECEIVED, PER WELLINGTON— A largo quantity of MEN'S CLOTHING and BOOTS, to be sold cheap at FRANKEL'S CHEAP STORE, Lambton Quay. March 24, 1866. SILVER STREAM STEAM SAW MILLS, UPPER HUTT. TOTARA! TOTARA ! ! TOTARA! ! ! , T I^HE undersignod begs to inform tho public of X Wellington that they are prepared to supply, on tho shortest notice, any orders of the best quality of Totara Timber. j All orders punctually attended to. ROBINSON, PEARSjS, ALEXANDER, and SYMONS, Proprietors. FRUIT TREES FOR SALE. T)EARS. plums, cherries, gooseberries, currants , jL quicks, English laurels, hollies, native shrubs, fruit trees, very strong; grape vines, peach trees, and tig trees, to he sold cheap. Apply to John Houghton, Willis-street; or to G. STOCKBRIDGE, Ohiro Nursery, near Wollingto.CLEARING SALE OP DRAPERY, SILK, MERCERY, HABERDASHERY, &c, &c. MAND S. SMITH respectfully inform the • inhabitants of Wellington and the i country districts that they aro GIVING UP BUSINESS, and selling off the whole of their large and extensive stock at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. Blankets^ flannels, tweeds, hosiery, merinos, coburgs, velvets, silks, table linen, damasks, muslins, window, hollands, oil cloths, and various other goods too numerous to mention. Cuba-street, corner of Dixon-street. MISCELLANEOUS. /fl H E only really serviceable Article foi X ECONOMICAL WASHiNG is HARPER TWELVETREEES' PREPARATION OP GLYCERINE AND SOAP POWDER, which latliers profusely, makes Soup, and washes with a third of the usual time and trouble. No Washing Crystals nor other soap powders win do this. Sold by all Storekeepers. Manufactory — BuoAtLEr-By-How. London. E LEY'S Aurnunition of every description for Sporting or Military purposes Double waterproof central (iro caps, felt waddings to prevent the leading of puns, wire cartridges for killing game, &«., at long distances, breech-loading cartridge cases of Mipcrior quality for shot guns and rifles, pin cratridgea, for " Lefaucheux" revolvers of 7. 9, and 12 milimetres. Jacob's rifle shell tubes, cartridges and caps for Colt's, Dqane's, Tranter's, Adams' and other revolvers. BALL CARTRIDGES for Enfield rifles, also for Wcstley Kichard's, Terry f B, Wilson's, Mount Storm'B, Green's, and other breech-loaders. Bullets of uniform weight, made by compression from soft refined lead. Mechanically fitting projectiles forßighy's and Henry's rifles. ELEY BROTHERS, Graya-Inii-Road, London* PHARAOH'S FIERY SERPENTS7~Ib7e K. greatest chemical wonder of the ago. Wholesale— LEVY BROTHERS, Bourke-street, Melbourne. UVVN'S FARMER'S FItiEND tor steeping seed wheat, completely preventing smut and the ravages of the slug, grub, nnd wiie worm. One package— price 2s. Oil. — is sufficient for six bu-hels. .Numerous testimonials can be seen on application to tlood and Co. Mcl hour no HOOD AND CO.'S corn solvent. A never fniliti" remedy for hard or soft corns, wartsj ringworm, excresoencca of tho skin, &c. This preparation effects a cure in a few days, and pro ducps permanent ease by its extraordinary virtue in destroying the sensibility and dissolving the corn. It is a simple vegetable preparation, and contains no caustic, corrosive, or injurious substance, and a cure is certain if the directions accompanying ench bottle are followed. It is requisite to caution all poisons suffuiing from corns to avoid applying violent .remedies, such as nitric acid, aromutic vinegar, no., as they mavdo thornselves serious injury. The universal success which has attended the use of the solvent throughout those colonies has surpassed even tho most snnguino expectations of the inventors, the average yearly sale having been for thu last three j'ears eight thousand bottles per year. Hold wholesale by tho inventors an.l sole manufacturers. Hood and Co., manufacturing chemists and wholesale diuggists 16U Elizabeth-street, Melbourne, and retail by all tho principal chemists and htorekeepers in tho colony in bodies at 2.5. (id. each. Port PJiillip Chemical Works, 59 Little Dourke-s-tivet. west Testimonial : cure of a forty years' corn. Richmond, May. 1804. —Dear Sirs,— Eeing severely tried by ft largo and most troublesome corn on the top of one of my toes for morethun forty j'ears and having had it. twice pretended to bo' taken out. and 1 huve often vied otlier means 'to dissolve our union, hut all in vain. I was at length induced by your recommendation lo try your Corn Solvent, which' 1 am happy to say, in five days from it» being first applied, enabled me most successfully to triumph over my unwelcome companion, Ui pot rid of which I hav<v ; several times had et'iious thoughts of having the toe amputated. I am now. after waiting ton or twelve months to see if it wouM return, entiiely free from all pain it occasioned, as well as any appearance ol'ils return. I have reeonuneniied it to some of ray family and fii-'iids, who have been equally successful in removing these old and troublesome intru lei's. You have my full .-anciion to uso this as you please, for 1 consMor the solvent to bo a great boon nnd a sure and safe remedy for corns if properly oppHed the full time and in tho manner j.r-'-ovil.ed. lam, &c, H. W. 3£orthner, Hood end Co.