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Wellington Independent, Volume XXII, Issue 2589, 26 October 1867, Page 2

1 Business Notices. IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC. BLACK, BLACK, BLACK Dyed on the Shortest Notice, (the Dye Warranted Not to Rub OS), at j W. P. BARBER & Co.'s, Wellington Dye Woeks, Tabanaxi Place, South side of the Market Hall, Originally established in the year 1844. WP. BARBER & CO. beg to call attention c to the London process of cleaning or dying any color, ladies' dresses, shawls (damask and raoreen), curtains, table covers, &c, which, instead of being discarded as formerly, can be rendered useful, and in most cases made equal to new. Velvet mantles dyed and finished by the London steam process. Gentlemen's clothes cleaned, renovated, and hot pressed Blankets cleaned. Carpets and hearth rugs cleaned and renovated. Country orders duly attended to. N.B. — All goods left with them to be cleaned or dyed must be called for within three months, or they will be sold. MR, W. TAYLOR, PROFESSIONAL HAIR-DRESSEB AND Ornamental Haib Manufacturer, Lambton Quay, Wellington, . BEGS to return thanks to the Ladies and Gentlemen of Wellington, for the liberal patronage bestowed upon him for the past two years, and hopes by strict attention ta the differ* ent branches of his profession, still to merit a continuance of their kind patronage. He also begs to inform them that on and after this date he has REDUCED the PRICE of Children's hair-cutting to SIXPENCE (Saturday excepted), also, Gentlemen's hair cut and curled in the Oxford and Cambridge, or any style, ONK SHILLING (Saturdays excepted). Hair dyed a permanent Brown or Black in five minutes. Hot and Cold Baths always ready. Please to note the address — W. TAYLOR, Opposite the Bank of New Zealand. N.B. — No business on Sundays. September 30, 1867. IMPORTANT TO SETTLERS, MERCHANTS^ STORE-KEEPERS, AND OTHERS. fTtHOMAS WALKER begs to inform his frienda JL and the public of Wellington and Wairarapa that he will dissolve partnership with Mr Thomas Eay on tho 17th inst, and after that date he will be prepared to undertake carrying between Wei lington and Wairarapa on his own account, an<? at the lowest possible charges. THOMAS WALKEB. August 14, 1867. Insurance Companies. TTICTORIA FIRE AND MARINE INStf* V RANCE COMPANY. Established 1849. CAPITAL.., £200,000 AND fICTORIA LIFE and GENERAL INSURANCE COMPANY, CAPITAL £2,000,000. UNLIMITED LIADILITY OF SHABEHOLDEBa. Head Offices — 82, Collins-street, East, Melbourne. Chairman — The Hon. Henby Miller, M.L.O. Fire, Marine, and Life Insurances effected at lowest Current Rates. Forms of Proposals and jvery other information to fee had at the office of the undersigned. LEVIN & CO., Agents. NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANY. FIRE AND MARINE. BEAD OFFICES: — FEASEIt's BUILDINGS, AUCKLAND CAPITAL, £250,000. 4 TITH. VNLIMITED LIABILITY OF THE BHAEK- [ HOLDERS. j DIRECTORS : I Ciuihmajt— James Williamson, Esq., Deputy Cuaium.vn — S. Biow'ning. Darid Graham, Thomas Russell, G. B. Owen, C. J. Stone. W. C. Wilson. rjIABLES of Rates, Printed Forms of Proposal* Jl a»d all other information may be obtained from BETHUNE & HUNTER, ~ Agents. June 27, 1866. __ OTAGO FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCH COMPANY. Head Office Dunbdik. Capital £100,000. FIRE and MARINE INSURANCES effeoted at lowest curront rates. Printed Ferma of Proposal and every other information to be had at tho office of tho undersigned. J. M. TAYLOR & CO., Agents. May 7, 1867. THE AUSTRALASIAN FIRE. LIS®, AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY. HEAD OFFICE — MELBOURNE. Forms of Proposal, Rates of Premium, ami avery information can bo obtained from W. & G. TURNBULL & CO. Agent*. Miscellaneous. THE CHAMPION QUININE WINE. npHIS unrivalled preparation, ( containing JL. Howard's Pure Quinine in an exceedingly • pleasant form, now enjoys a world-wide reputation. As a tonic and stimulant it is unsurpassed, and is highly beneficial in all cases of indigestion, dyspepsia, neuralgia, fever and ague, or any ail* ment proceeding from .want of nervous power. It is extensively recommended by the leading medical men of tho age, and has secured the iu> qualified approval of consumers. But while its remedial virtues cannot be tod highly praised, it mußt not be forgotten that it is also one of tho most delicious beverages ever sub* mitted to the public This article may be taken with equal advan« tage either unmixed or as a bittsr with other liquors. Wine merchants, publicans, and the trade BUg« plied wholesale by the proprietors, MESSES LEVY BEOS., 24 Bourke street, Melbourne; October 23, 1867.