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Wellington Independent, Volume XXII, Issue 2653, 26 March 1868, Page 1

On Sale. mUEHBULL, REEVES & CC* HAVE ON SALE, Ale in bulk, Jeffrey's §2 and Arrols Moselle §2, sparkling and still hock, and ginger wine Beandy (Martell's), dark and pale, in qrs Do and Hennessy's, in caso Old Tom (Burnett's) in cases Teas— (chests and half-chests), finest Oopacfc. congou, in English packages, ex Commodore Chests, half- chests, and boxes superfine Kaisow congou and Lapsang souchong, ex Eliza Cobby, from Foo-chow direofc SuO-AES— Crushed loaf, in barrels ; Victoria Company's pure and 2nd white, yellow and light Mauritius crystals, in small mats Peovisions— Oilmen's stores, &c: Jordan, and shell almonds, arrowroot, anohovy paste, blue, paste blacking, Taylor's chocolate, Taylor's and Fry's cocoa, candied peel, carbonate of soda, currants, cloves, Belmont candles, Cheddar and Cheshirecheese, curry powder, castor oil, capers, confectionery, soda water corks, figs, Otago flour, bottled fruits, bleached and ground ginger, patent groats, Kent hops, red herrings, Holloway's pills and ointment, jujubes, jams and jellies, mustard (in tins and bottles), maccaroni, marmalade, Barcelonanuts, oatmeal, oysters, pearl barley, split peas, paper and paper bags, pickles, muscatell and sultana raisins, starch, i and _r sardines, soap powder, soap, sago, Worcester sauce, salad oil, salt (in bottles), saltpetre, salmon, tartaric acid, twist tobacco, tapioca, vermicelli Hoes— Finest 1867, East Kent 5 hhds grass seed, each containing 6 56-lb bags white clover and 1 56-lb bag cocksfoot 2 „ do do, each containing 6 56-lb bags red clover and 1 56-lb do cocksfoot 3 „ do do, each containing 6 56-lb bags perennial cowgrass seed and 1 56-lb da cocksfoot 2 „ do do, each containing 6 56-lb bags i trefoil and 1 56-lb do cocksfoot Fencing wire (annealed and oiled), Nos. 4, 5, 6, and 7 ; bluestono, cream of tartar, galvanized iron, kerosone, pitch, spirits of tar. TURNBULL, REEVES & CO, Hunter street, Wellington, March 6, 1868. ! r\ N S A L E ,— Arrived ex Canterbury. Wood's superfine flour Port Cooper cheese Oats Sharps Bran M'INTYRE & CO, Agents Wood's Canterbury Flour. March 23,1 868. FLAGS, BUNTING, AND FIREWORKS. THE Undersigned is now landing a large parcel of Flags, comprising — 6 sets Marryatt's signals Red and blue Ensigns and Union Jacks St. George's, Danish, and French Irish and Scotch Ensigns, red, white, and blue 15 pieces bunting, rod, white, blue, and yellow 7 cases fireworks, a largq variety Also, A few transparencies E. W. MILLS, 19th March. "fcT O W LANDING — 150 boxes window glass 4 casks putty, in bladders 3 do lamp black 160 kegs best white lead 4 casks patent zinc, white and red lead 3 cases assorted varnish, &c, &c. E. W. MILLS. 19th March. TO THE TRADE AND COUNTRY STOREKEEPERS. TUST OPENED, EX "COMMODOBE"— Two cases (256 gross) linen-faced paper collars, in one dozen boxes LEWIS MOSS, Grey street and Lambton quay; Wanted. WANTED a strong active WOMAN as General Servant. Apply to Mrs Jackson, John Jackson, Esq., the Hall, Hufcfc. ANTED, a BLACKSMITH for the country ono that is able to do genoral work and hor so- shoeing. None bufc a firsfe-class hand need. apply. Apply to Mr GIBSON, Ironmonger, Wellington. _ WANTED, a respectable Female Servants Apply at the Panama Hotel. ANTED a COMPETENT PERSON to manage a wholesale and retail general store in town. Remuneration equal to afc least: £500 per annum. Apply to J. M. CLELAND, Thorndon Stores. Wellington, July 24, 1868. WANTED, a MASTER for tbe Turakina.. Common School ; salary not Jess. than. £120, wifch freo house ; a married man preferred. Applications to be addressed to tke Chairman o£ the School Committee not later than April 16th,. 1868. __•; WANTED a eood female cook for the Empire^ Hotel, Wan_a>mi. Wages £1 a week and passage paid to Wanganui, provided an engagement is signed for six months before leaving Wellington. Apply by letter, addressed " Cook? oflice of this paper.