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Wellington Independent, Volume XXII, Issue 2589, 26 October 1867, Page 8

On Sale. I JUST LANDIiFpER OTTER AND KOVf' ON BALE. FIFTY-FOUR CASES AND CASKS. Containing — Register stoves, marble mantle pieces kitchen ranges, drawing and nursery fenders, fire irons, cutlery, electro plated goods, tinware, carpnter's and joiner's tools, milk pans, patent nails, holloware, brushwaro, and general ironmongery of every description, and i of the best quality, which have been selected by nay friends who are j Manufacturers in Sheffield, Binning- : ham, and Wolverhampt on, winch . i enables me to offer goods of the best quality, lower than any other estab- i lishmont in Wellington. I Country orders punctually attended to T. V. ASTON, Opposite tho Odd Fellows' Hall, Lanibton Quay, Wellington. August 12, 18G7. ON SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED, Ex Ringleader, FROM POVERTY BAY. rnWO HUNDRED AND FORTY ONE BAGS Ji_ OF MAIZE, about 900 BUSHELS. W. B. RHODES & CO. Rhodes' "Wlwvf, October 18, 18t>7. Miscellaneous. WELLINGTON BENEVOLENT SOCIETY. Established for the relief of aged, infirm, and destitute persons of all creeds. Supported by voluntary subscriptions. President. His Excellency the Governor. VICE-PRESIDENTS. His Honor Mr Justice Johnston His Honor tho Superintendent Tho Speaker of the Provincial Council Treasurer. Hon. J. C. Crawford, Resident Magistrate. ITon. Secretary. Rev. P. Hay Maxwell, M.A. Board of Management. Rev. F. Thatcher Rev. W. M. Fell Rev. J. S. Muir Rev. John Moir Rev. IV. Kirk Rev. C. Waters Rev. A. Stock, B.A. Rev. P. Hay Maxwell Mr John Kebbell Mr J. Woodward Mr C. P. Powles Mr John Knowles Mr Lipman Levy Mr Quin Mr D. Lewis Mr Joseph Nathau Captain Benson, R.N.R. nnilE Board of Management purpose dividing JL the City into Districts, so that they ma; personally call upon the inhabitants of Wellington for subscriptions. The public aro earnestly in vited to support the Society, and in the mean ti mi donations an* subscriptions may be paid to Wn Treasurer, Secretary, any member of the Board o Management, or to the Society's account at thi Bank of New Zealand. P. HAY MAXWELL^ x Hon. Sec. July 12, 1867. ELLINGTON SAVINGS' BANK Established, 184 G. President— Hia Honor I. E. Featherston. TRUSTEES : J. Dwmsfleld. Esq., M.P.C. Hon. 0. Johnston, M.G.A. W. Lyon, Esq, J.P. W. W. Tayler, Esq, M.G.A. J. Woodward, Esq, J.P. COMMITTEE : J. Burne, Esq J. Plimmer, Esq R. J.Duncan, Esq, <LP. F. Sidey, Esq J. G. Holdsworth, Esq E. H. Tate, Esq E. W. Mills, Esq G. H. Vennell, Esq Deposits will bo received and payments made at tho Wellington Athenteum, on Monday am Friday evenings, from 7 to 8 o'clock. Deposits received from one shilling upwards. Interest will be allowed on deposits of on* pound and upwards at the rate of six pounds pc: cent, per annum. JOHN KNOWLES, [ Secretary and Accountant. Money. MONEY. NEW ZEALAND TRUST AND LOAN CO. QJUMS OF £4-00 AND UPWARDS advanced by this Company ou FREEHOLD SECURITY LEVIN & CO., Agents. July 23, 1867. WANGANUI BRIDGE DEBENTURES. T\EBENTURES will be issued by the under. JL/ signed in b?ma of 'Twenty-five Pounds (25) and upwards, bearing interest at the rate of Toi per cent per annum, payable half-yearly, eithe. at the Treasury, Wellington, or at the Unioi Bank of Australia, London. These Debentures are secured by the Welling ton Provincial Government. Apply to the Secretary. Wanganui, November 28, 18G5. To Let. MOUNT COOK COTTAGE, containing Six Rooms, with garden attached. Lately in tho occupation of the proprietor, Mr Wilinott. Rent moderate. Apply to H. BRAGG. OFFICES TO LET.— lnquire of Mr John Plimmer, Terrace. MASONIC MUSIC HALL, HUTT. TO LET, for balls, concerts, public meetings, &c. Stage, 25 zl2 feet ; capable of seating 300 people. For terms and full particulars, apply to CHAS. RUSSELL, Music Warehouse, Wellington. A HOUSE and SHOP TO LET in Willie street, opposite Mr Pearce's store. For particulars apply to J. COMPTOJN, Custom House Quay. PUBLIC NOTICE. * mHE UNDERSIGNED having purchased all X tho interest in tho CATTLE now running at the MUKAMUKA, caution all persons from removing any of them from tho run. In the event of any infringement, the strictest penalty of the law will be carried out. JOHN H. HORNEE, HENRY DEATH. Hult, October 18, 1867,