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Wellington Independent, Volume XXI, Issue 2492, 14 March 1867, Page 6

I ON SALE. | TUST LANDED PER WILD DUCE^ AND NOW ON SALE. j FIFTY-FOUR CASES AND CASKS. Containing — Register stoves, marblo mantle pieces, kitchen ranges, drawing and nursery fenders, fire irons, cutlery, electro 1 plated goods, tinware, carpenter's and t joiner's tools, milk pans, patent nails, hollowaro, brudhware, and general ironmongery of every description, and of the best quality, which have been selected by my friends who ar« Manufacturers in Sheffield, Binning, ham, and Wolverhampton, which enables me to offer goods of the best, quality, lower tkan any othor estab* lishment in Wellington. Country orders punctually attened to. T. V. ASTON, Opposite the Odd Fellows' Hall, Lambton Quay, Wellington. December 12, 1866. I DRAPERS. p\ ENERAL DRAPERY ESTABLISHMENT ur NEW DRESSES, NEW PRINTS LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S UNDERCLOTHING, MEN'S TWEED SUITS, MEN'S HATS, BOYS' AND YOUTHS' CLOTHING. BOYS' AND YOUTHS' HATS AND CAPS. NOW ON VIEW AT HENRY OWEN I.AMBTON QUAY. MISS E. MARRIOTT, ! MILLINER AND DRESSMAKER, lAMBTON-QTTAY., NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS. AS the now Postage Tax comes into operation ou and after the Ist of January, 1867, we beg to apprise our subscribers, that in all cases in which papers aro sent through the post, a ohargo of three shillinos and three-pence peb quarter will be made, in addition to tho usual subscription rate often shillings per quarter* We are now, however, engaged in making ar- ■ rangements with our agents in tho Hutt, Wairarapa, Pahautanni, Porirua, Otaki, Manawafcu, Rangitikei, Turakina, and Wanganui districts, by whioh we hope that any additional charge to subscribers will be avoided. By the usual mail coaches the papers for our subscribers in such cases will be sent to the agents in each of those districts, the OOST OF CAUIUAGE BEIXQ PAID BY THE OFWCB. At first, it. is probable that a few causes of complaint may occur, but if subscribers will at once apprise us how their papers are to be forwarded,, their instructions will bo promptly carried out. By proper management, it will only be in a few cases that any of our subscribers throughout the province will be called upon to pay the postage charge. Whenever, however, any papers require to be sent through the Post OiHce, the amount of postage will bo added to the subscription. The charge for subscription to tho Monthly Summary, posted via Suez, including postage, por annum, will be 0 7 0 ALL SUMMARY SUBSCRIPTIONS MUST BE PAID IK ADVANCE. As these arrangements necessitate a large additional outlay on the part of the Proprietor, hahopes that subscribers in arrear will pay up their accounts promptly. Country Subscribers can now procure the Wellington Independent, free of Postage from the following agents : — Porirua. — Mr. Angel Pahautanui. — Mr. George Wilson Otaki.— Mr. F. Martin Manawatu. — Mr. Alexander Gray Middle Rangitikei. — Mr. James Bull Lower Rangitikei. — Mr. Thomas Scott Tutaonui. — Messrs. Henderson and Sons Turakina. — Messrs. Franklin and Hurst Wanganui. — Mr. H. Iresbn Jonos ' • Lower Hutt. — Mrs. Keys Lower Hutt.— Mr. Thos. Mills Taita. — Mr. Robinson Upper Hutt.— Mr. P. Wilkio " Featherston. — Mr. Cox Grey town. — Mr. Boys Carterton. — Mr. Fairbrother Masterton. — Mr. Bannister • THOMAS M'KENZIB, \ Proprietor Wellington Independent" '