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Wellington Independent, Volume XXI, Issue 2430, 20 October 1866, Page 8

BUSINESS NOTICES. NOW LANDING, PER LIZZIE SCOTT AND NAPIER. TO BE HAD AT B. LEVY'S FANCY REPOSITORY, THH GREATEST WONDER OF THE AGE PHAROAH'S EGYPTIAN FIERY SERPENTS. NOVELS! NOVELS!! NOVELS!!! 100 dozen English Novels to be sold CHEAPER than any other advertising houso in Wellington. Also, — A large assortment of walking sticks, canes, and ' whips, double and single perambulators, with and ! without hoods, 10 and 20 keyed concertinas and instruction books, 100 doa 2s novels, including Star of the South and many other new works, large engravings, copy and school books, slates, pencils, all kinds of stationery, work boxes, •writing deßkß, courier and ladies bags and companions, chess, drafts, croquet, and other games, china, wood, wax, rag, and other dolls, Jenny Lind, dressing, back, and tooth combs, gold, plated, and steel ear-rings, brooches, lockets, pins, plated tea and coffee sets, cruets, egg frames, tea, table, dessert spoons and forks, ivory and bone table and dessert cutlery, papier machie and japanned trays and wnitors, American axes, tomahawks, tacks, washboards, saddlery, and other goods too numerous to particularize. Storekeepers, Schools, and Bazaars will havea liberal allowance made to them. The largest stock of toys and fancy goods in Wellington always on hand. ■g*^" Don't forget B. LEVY'S Fancy Repository nexfc to tho Nelson Hotel, Lambton-quay. THE Undersigned are Cash purchasers of WOOL, OIL, HIDES, TALLOW, and ofcher New Zealand Produce, or will make liberal advance "*> consignments to their agents in London or the Australian Colonies. J. M. TAYLOR & 00. Nor. 29, 1866.