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Wellington Independent, Volume XXI, Issue 2432, 25 October 1866, Page 1

BUSINESS NOTICES. BURRETT, BOOKSELLER* STATIONER, BOOKBINDER, PAPER-RULER, &0., MANNERS-STREET, TTAS ON SALE, upwards of 750 VOLUMES of NOVELS by the most popular writers of the day, including — Bulwcr-Lytton, Marryatt, D'lsraeli, Ainsworth, Cooper, Joe Grant, Mrs. Trollop, May no Reid, James, The O'Harra Family, &c. Also, The Leisuro Hour and Sunday at Home for 1865, Monthly parts of Leisure Hour, Sunday at Home, Family Herald, London Journal, tho English Woman's Domestic Magazine. All the Home Papers on the Arrival of the English Mail. » - Sunday-School reward books, in great variety. Prayer-books, Church services, bibles, hymn-books, &c, Children's school-books, slates, pen ink &o, &c &c. Ledgers, invoices, day-books, cash-books, invoice books, memo books, in stock and made to order j mu3ic portfolios, fern books &iT Noto the Address. Jg^l NOW LANDING, PER LIZZTE SCOTT AND NAPIER. TO BE HAD AT B. LEVY'S FANCY REPOSITORY, THE GREATEST WONDER OFTHE AGE TJHAROAH'S EGYPTIAN FIERY X SERPENTS. NOVELS! NOVELS!! NOVELS!!! 100 dozen English Novels to be sold CHEAPER than any other advertising house in Wellington. Also, — A Wge assortment of walking sticks, cane?, and whips, double and single perambulators, with and without hoods, 10 and 20 keyed concertinas and instruction books, 100 doz 2s novels, including Star of the South and many other new \ or :9, large engravings, copy and school looks, slates, pencils, all kinds of stationery, v/ork boxes, writing desks, courier and ladies bags and companions, chess, draft?, croquet, and other games, china, wood, wax, rag, and other dolls, Jenny Lind, dressing, back, and tooth combs, gold, plated, and steel car-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 muchie and japanned . trays and waiters, American axes, tomahawks, tacka, washboai'ds, saddlery, and other goods too numerous to particularize. Storekeepers, Schools, and-Bazaars will havca liberal allowanco mado to them. The largest stock of toys and fancy goods in Wellington always on hand. g§T Don't forget B. LEVY'S Fancy Repository next to tho Nelson Hotel, Lambton-quay. THE CITY BUILDING COMPANY ARE prepared to ERECT COTTAGES, size -24 ft x 10 ft by 9 ft high, divided into two rooms with lean-to at back, 11 ft x 9 ft, on totara piles, two large windows and panneled door in front, weatherboiirded with £ red pine roof, close boarded and covered with white pine shingles, T and G floor inside, rough lined, brick chimney, &c, tho whole completed for £68 cash. I Cottages of any size erected. Additions and repairs executed on tho most reasonable terms. Orders left at the offico of this paper imme- j diately attended to. 11. WOOULDOM, J FLORIST AND SEEDSMAN WILHS -STREET, WELLINGTON. TO LET. APARTMENTS TO LET. j A GENTLEMAN can be accomnaodated with a commodious and comfortable SITTING- . ROOM and BEDROOM, well furnished, in a house situated within live minutes' walk of tho Union Bank, The house is in a retired situation, and commands a splendid view of the town and harbor. No other lodgers arc kept, and partial board with attendance can be provided. , Apply, by letter, to " Alpha/* at the Office of this Paper. October 13, 1866. . TO LET. rpHOSE commodious and conveniently situated X BUSINESS PREMISES, adjoining the Telegraph Offices, and known as "NOAH'S ARK." Apply to JOHN PLIMMER, On the Premises. TO LET OR FOR SALE. A SMALL SECTION OF LAND, about 60 Acres, in tho Ilutfc District. For particulars apply to WM. SCOTT, Willis-street. July 25, 1866. mo LET, FURNISHED, a HOUSE, in MnlX grave-street. Enquire of Mrs. VAUGHAN, on the premises. rglO LET, in a private house on Thorndon X Flat, TWO BED ROOMS and ONE SITTING ROOM. Apply to M.N., office of this paper.