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Wellington Independent, Volume XXII, Issue 2653, 26 March 1868, Page 6

I On Sale. Under the Distinguished Patronage of HIS EXCELLENCY SIR GEOEGE BOWEN. rp J. MOUNTAIN begs to notify the receipt EX WILD DUCK AND LEICHHARDT, of the choicest assortment of CUT AND MOULDED GLASSWARE ever imported to Now Zealand, comprising — Water jugs, beautifully cut and engraved Clarefc decanters, most richly cut Wine and spirit do, over 100 patterns Bar decanters and patent hall stoppers Water caraffes, endless variety Comports Glass dishes, bowls and plates Sweet; Btands, cut and engraved Honey do, rioh patterns Jelly and custard glasses Pickle jars, richly cut and engraved Celery glasses Exhibition stands Sugar basins and milk ewers, cut Cruets, cufc and moulded Butter dishes and parian coolers Finger glasses, cut and plain I Salt cellars, do Chamber candlesticks Cut tumblers, of endless patterns Wine glasses, port and sherry do Champagnes, newest design Do, patent tube stem to continue effervescence Liqueurs Clarets Hocks Vases, beautiful designs Confection glasses &c, &c, &c. T. J. MOUNTAIN Respectfully begs to draw attention to his importation of EAETHENWAEE, EX LEICHHAEDT, to order from one of the first potteries in Staffordshire, and now unpacking, consisting of— • Dessert sets, newest designs Dinner ware do Toilette do .Breakfast and tea ware, do Candlesticks, white and gold Pudding- bowls in sizes Lipped do Stool pans Bed, do Cullenders, handled Broth bowls Tea-pots, in sizes Jugs, in sets Do, in sizes Jelly cans Jelly moulds Sick feeders Funnels, in sizes Kitchen pans, do Milk do, do Spittoons, do Toy tea sets &c, &c, &c. Also, On hand, ex late arrivals from Englaud and the Colonies, A large assortment of glassware, earthenware, chinaware, stoneware, kerosene lamps and fittings, kerosene oil, brushware, &c, &c, &c. T. J. MOUNTAIN, Lambton Quay, Wellington. March 11, 1868. mO AEEIVE per COMMODOBE & ALBION. 8 cases suporior saddlery, harness, &c, manufactured expressly to the order of the undersigned, comprising — Eacing and exercising saddles, bridles, &o Peat's pattern park saddles and bridles Stock saddles and bridles Horso clothing, horso rugs Superior gig, cab, and spring-cart harness A great variety of bits, including all the lately invonted and improved Pelham's, gag-snaflles, &c, breaking bits (Ist, 2nd, and 3rd), ladies' fancy Pelham's Kersey and felfc saddle-cloths ad libitum Horse muzzlea, shot pouches, powder flasks Victoria stirrups, shoes, spurs, &c Cavalry officers and troopers' regulation saddles, and full accoutrements German-silver stirrups, &c, &c, &c 1 caso patent and enamelled leathers N.B. — The undersigned wishes to remind the public that, in addition to his largo stock of imported goods, they can bo supplied with saddlery of his own manufacture ; also, cart, trace, plough, gig, cab, buggy, spring cart, outrigger, tandem, and carriage harness, brass, and silver furniture. Eopairs executed without delay. WILLIAM LOWE'S, Lambton, Quay, Saddler to his Excellency Sir Georgo Bowen. EX WILD DUCK. T7ILEVEN casks WHITE CLOVEE SEED 9 casks EED do LEVIN & CO. December 30, 1867. NELSON ALE. THE twenty-third shipment of this celebrated Ale has just arrived in splendid condition. The great demand existing for this Alo is a guarantee as to its superiority over all othors. G. H. VENNELL, Agent. March 13, 1868. "VT O W LANDING Ex Lord Ashley, 871 packages of doors, sashes, moulding, architraves, &c, &c G. H. VENNELL. Wellington, 18th March, 1868. COCKSFOOT GEASS SEED. FOE SALE by fche undersigned, in quantities to suit purchasers. G. H. VENNELL. Custom-house atreofc, 25th Jan., 1868. ' FRUIT TEEES FOE SALE. PEARS. pluniß, cherries, gooseberries, currantß quicks, English laurels, hollies, native shrubs, fruit trees, very strong; grape vines peach trees, and tig trees, to be sold cheap. Apply G. STOCKBRIDGE, Ohiro Nursery, near Wellington PEEUVIAN GOVEENMENT GUANO. Bright Brothers & Co, Melbourne, Sole Agonts for sale iv Australia. Messrs J. Thomson, T. Bonar & Co Solo Consignees and Agents for sale in Great Britain, Ireland, and the Colonies. THIS valuable manure may now be had at £14 per ton, for two tons and under; £13 15s per ton, for over two tons. Bags Ib each. Terms cash. BEIGHT BEOTHEES & CO, Melbourne, SCOTT, HENDEESON & CO, Sydney,