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Wellington Independent, Volume XXII, Issue 2632, 6 February 1868, Page 7

NOTIOE. npHE PUBLIO are respectfully invited to inspeot the ILLUMINATED TRANSPARENCIES in honor of H.R.H. the Duko of Edinburgh's vißit, and whioh are to he sold hy publio auction THIS DAY (THURSDAY), At 12 o'clock, At the Sale Room, Hunter street. ALFRED A. BARNETT. February 6, 1868. NOTICE. Native Secretary's Office, j Wellington, February 3, 1868. "VTOTICE is herehy given that the Sale of Suburban Allotments, adjoining the Township of Raleigh (Waitara), advertised to take place on Saturday, the 16th of February, 1868, is postponed to Tuesday, March Slst, 1868. E. W. STAFFORD. A Schedule of the allotments is to he seen at the Crown Lands Office, Wellington. GENERAL ORDER No. 1. HIS Excellency tho Commander-in-Chief dosires to convey to Captain Buckley, commanding No. 1 Battery Artillery Volunteers, to Captuin Mcßarnet, commanding the Volunteer Rifle Companies, and to the Officers, Non-com-missioned Officers and Volunteers of the Battery of Artillery, Rifle Companies and Cadet Corps his gratification at their soldier-like appearance and deportment on the occasion of his Excellency's landing in New Zealand and assuming the Government of the Colony. By his Excellency's command, J. L. C. RICHARDSON, In the absence of Colonel Haultain. TURAKINA. BELLVE'S FAMILY RESTAURANT. riIHIS Commodious and thoroughly furnished ACCOMMODATION HOUSE, which the proprietor has completed at a great ontlay, is now ready lor the reception of TRAVELLERS AND BOARDERS. The lofty and well ventilated BEDROOMS, ten in number, have been fitted up with every convenience. The . SITTING ROOMS, public and private, are furnished in the best possible style, and with every regard to comfort. They are equally well adapted for tho use of PRIVATE FAMILIES and tho travelling public in general. A largo and roomy DINING HALL capable of comfortably seating from fifty to sixty persons ; offers ample accommodation for PUBLIO ASSEMBLIES, DINNERS, &c. whilst snug parlors have b^en expressly arranged to suit tho convenience of visitors and travellers. In short, the proprietor feeling satisfied that he has supplied a want long felfc in theso districts, by offering accommodation at present unequalled on tho Coast, requests tho generous support of his friends and tbe public, assuring them thafc no efforts shall be wanting on his part to ensure their entire convenience and comfort. Ordinary at 12 o'clock daily. Mealß at all hours. BELLVE'S STORE, together with the POSTOFFICE, adjoins the Aocommodation House. Turakina, 4th February, 1868. TEARO GRAMMAR SCHOOL, Ghuznee Street. (Tho premises lately occupied by tho Misses Carroll.) MR. WILLIAM ROWLANDS, of tho University of London, formerly one of the Senior Classical Masters of the Wesleyan Collegiate Institution, Taunton, and more recently Classical Master at Wesley College, Auckland, begs to announce that he has this day opened the above school. School hours, from 9.30 to 12.30 a.m., and from 2 to 4 p.m, Terms : For pupils entering undor 12 — Threo Guineas (with no advance during continuance at School). For pupils entering over 12 — Four Guineas. References are permitted to the Rev. W. Kirk, and the Roy. W. Morley, Hutt. January 17, 1868. TENDERS are invited for leasing the wholo of the plant known as Wills' Lighterage Establishment, together with the office, cattleyard, and shipping-way, &c, &c. Inventory^ of tho whole can be seen, and every information given, on application to B J. H. MOORE, Manager, Or to H. MEECH, Trusteo. Tenders will be received up to Saturday, Bth inst, at 12 noon. ~~ FOR SALE. FREEHOLD BAKE-HOUSE, in Hawker street. Oven, 9 x 11 ; bake-house, 12 feet squaro, with a lean-to attachod. Prico £35 cash. Title— Crown Grant. Also, Two small allotments of land, 20ft x 62ffc. Apply to G. H. VENNELL. February 3, 1868. SADDLES made to order on the premises, a ARMSTRONG'S, Lambton quay.