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Wellington Independent, Volume XXII, Issue 2568, 7 September 1867, Page 1

Auctions. TUESDAY, 10th SEPTEMBER, 1867. PUBLIC SALE. MESSRS BETHUNE & HUNTER will se . by public auction on Tuesday, the lOt September at 1 o'clock, ■ Ex Margaret, from Cbriatchurcli. ■ 60 bags wheat 150 bags wheat ' 120 bags oats 150,000 best quality V;D.L. shingles 10,000 „. „ palings, 5 feet 6,000 „ „ „ 6 „ A quantity of 6, 7, and 9 inch skirtrn boards and mouldings of various sizei 50 barrels currants 50 caßes bottled alo 50 „ „ porter ' 100 barrels Portland cement 2 cases saddlery ; . And other goods. Exchange Buildings, 3rd September, 1867. Amusements. T> I CHE L IEU AGRANDC 0 N C E R 1 Will take place in the : ODD FELLOWS' HALL, ON MONDAY EVENING, 9th SEPT., In aid of the Building Fund of ST. ANDREW'S SCOTCH CHURCH,. Lambton Quay,, When a number of Ladies and Gentlemen have kindly Tolunteered to perform. Doors open at half-past Seven j the Concert to commence at Eight o'clock precisely. . 'Tickets— Body of the Hull, 5s each ; Gallery, Bb. To be hud of Mr Peter Laing. HUTT MECHANICS' INSTITUTE. , A LECTURE will be delivered at the Hutt Mechanics' Institute, on Friday, the 13th September, by tho Key. A, Stock, B.A. Subject :— " ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH." Admittance — Members free; non-members, 6d Doors open at 6.30 p.m. . A. BRAITHWAITE, Hon. Sec. September 6, 1867. GKANB TEMPERANCE BA^AIOT^AND' FANCY FAIR. rWMLE Committee of tho Wellington Total JL Abstinence Society have the pleasure to announce that a Bazaar for the sale of useful and ornnment.nl articles will be held at an early dute, in the Odd Fellows' Hall. The proceeds to be devoted to the purchase of ground in Herbert Btreet, for the erection of a Temperance Hall. The patronage and Bupporfe of the public ie respectfully solicited. Contributions for the Bnzaiir will bo thankfully received by the following incur:?, who have kindly consented to act- as a Committee. ' Mrs VV. Tonks, Cuba street Mrs Whittaker, Molesworth street Mi's A. Levy, Tamnaki street Mrs Fitchett, Nairn street Mrs Burrett, Manners street • Miss Waters, Dixon street Miss Sto'ddart, Dixon street Miss Austin, at Mr Gicsen's, Lnmbon quay Miss Kutc Levey Lumbton quay Miss S. S. Chappell, The Terraoe. • ! . Miss Godber, Tamnaki street Miss Gordon. Cuba street Miss Luwcs, Tiunkori road ' ' ; Miss Spencor, Wullueo street ' Miss L. Hawkins, Willis street. O»* any Members of the Temperance Society. Wanted. WANTED, a set of Law Offices. Apply, by letter to Mr TRAVERS, Wellington^ WANTED, a Residence, containing Drawing and Dining rooms, four to five bed-roonjs, kitchen, and offices, with coach-houso and stabling for two or three horses. Apply by letter to Mr TRAVERS, Wellington: WANTED a situation in the Country' by a Young Man who understands the management of Sheep and Stock of all kinds. Address 8.A., Office of this Paper. WANTED, a Woman as general servant; also, a Nurse Girl. Apply Nelson Alo Houses ' WANTED a HOUSEMAID ; tvlso a Cook. Apply at tho Duke of Edinburgh Hptel. WANTED by a person of experience (married), recently arrived, a situation ue Bookkeeper, Clerk, or Storomau. Town or Country. W.P., office of this paper. , TWENTY. .SHEARERS WANTED ; ! At Flaxbourno, Marlborough. ONE POUND PER . HUNDRED SHEEP. Fifteen shillings charged per week for board and Lodging. ' AN agreement to be signed to shear through the' season, to do the work to the satisfaction of the manager,' and to comply with the rules of tho Bhed. j ■ To commence on or about tho let day of .Ootobor, weather permitting. ' G; F. LOVEGROVE, ♦ ' . Manager. August 23, 1867. :• ' • . • : Tj R, 0. F. FISCHER, "^ Homoeopath, of Auckland, ■ . During his visit at Wellington may be consulted daily, from II a.m. till 3 p.m., , , ■ At the lat-o residenco of Dr Grace, Molesworth - ' ■ atr«et.- •, 'i ■ >/