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Wellington Independent, Volume XXII, Issue 2669, 18 April 1868, Page 8

On Sale. UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF HIS EXCELLENCY SIR G. F. BOWEN SADDLERY! nnHE undersigned has in stock, of his own JL manufacture and ex late arrivals, a large and varied assortment of SADDLERY and HARNESS, Consisting of — Ladies' and gonts' saddles, bridles, martingales, saddle-cloth?, hunting, riding, and driving whips, Gorman silver and plated spurs, racing saddles and spurs, boys' and girls' saddles, men's belts, burnishers, plated and other stirrups, cart and plough harnoss, gig, cab and buggy harness, horse, bullock, gig, and cab collars, thongs, dog chains, brushware, stallion bars, four-horse whips, and harness, &c, &c, sold in sets or separate parts to suit buyers. Any article not in stock will bo made to ordor or procured from the neighboring colonies. A large and assorted stock of English and colonial materials always on hand for manufacturing and repairing. Prices will be found lower than any other house in tho trado in Wellington. J. E. EVANS, MANUFACTURING SADDLE, HARNESS, AND COLLAR MAKER, New premises— nearly opposite office of " Wellington Independent." mO ARRIVE peh COMMODORE & ALBION. 8 cases superior saddlery, harness, Sec, manufactured expressly to tho order of the undersigned, comprising — Racing and exercising saddles, bridles, &O Peat's pattern- park saddles and bridles Stock saddles and bridles Horse clothing, horse rugs Superior gig, cab, and spring-cart harness A great variety of bits, including all the lately invented and improved Pelham's, gag-simflles, &c, breaking bits (Ist, 1 2nd, and 3rd), ladies' fancy Pi'llmm's Kersoy and felt sadJln-doths ad lihilum Horse muzzles, shot pouches, powdor flasks Victoria stirrups, shoes, spurs, &c Cavalry officers and troopers' regulation saddles, and full accoutrements German-silver stirrups, &c, &c, &c 1 case patent and enamelled leathers N.B. — The undersigned wishes to remind tho public that, in addition to his largo stock of imported goods, they can bo supplied with saddlory of his own manufacture ; utao, cart, trace, plough, gig, cab, buggy, spring cart, outriggei\ tandem, and carriage harness, brass, and silver furniture. Repairs executed without delay. WILLIAM LOWE'S, Lambton, Quay, Saddler to his Excellency Sir George Bowen. NELSON ALE. THE fcwenty-third shipment of this celebrated Alo has just arrived in splendid condition. The great demand existing for this Alo is a Guarantee as to its superiority over all others. G. H. VENNELL, Agent. March 13, IS6B. TVT O" W LANDING E,x Lord Ashley, 871 packages of doors, sashes, moulding, architraves, &c, &c G. H. VENNELL. Wellington, 181 h March, 1808: COCKSFOOT GRASS SEED. FOR SALE by tho undersigned, in quantities to enit purchasers. G. H. VENNELL. Custom-house street, 25th Jan., 1868. /""^HAIILES HATFIELD, importer of first-class \J WINES and SPIRITS, begs to inform his numerous customers, and the public in general, that ho has afresh shipment to arrive per Albion, including Port, the same quality as the last, which gave universal' satisfaction, A first-class lino flavored Sherry, also j Pure Jamaica Rum, very old, and L.L. Whisky, very superior. N.B. — A few octaves only o» hand of his celebrated Port, specially recommended for iuvalids. Orders for town or country, in large or small quantities) punctually attended to. CHARLES HATFIELD, Royal Hotel, Thorndon Quay, ' Wellington, March 31, JLBCB. PERUVIAN GOVERNMENT GUANO. Bright Beotheks & Co, Melbourne, bole Agents for sale in Australia. Messrs J. Thomson, T. Bonak & Co Sole Consignees and Agents for sale in Great Britain, Ireland, and tho Colonies. fTIHIS valuable manure may now be had at JL £l'k por ton, for two tons and uuder; £13 15s per ton, f'o1 1 over two tons. Bags Is each. Terms cash. BRIGHT BROTHERS & CO, Melbourne, SCOTT, HENDERSON & CO, Sydney. " BUTTER! BUTTER!! ON SALE by tho undersigned, Seventy Kegs of Prime Salt Butter, warranted first class, and made only by tho proprietor RICHARD PROU3E, Wainuiomata. April 6, 1868. FR¥IT TREES FOR SALE. TT)EARb. plums, cherries, gooseberries, currants _i_ quicks, English laurels, hollies, native shrubs, fruit trees, very Btrong ; grape vines peach trees, and tig trees, to be solr-1 cheap. Apply G. STOOKI3RIDGB, Ohiro Nursery, near W«llingtou I~~^RUIT and OTHEE, TREES for exportation. Tho above are packed in inexpensive cases, so as to insure their arrival in a living state after a voyage of four months. Thos. Rivers & Son, .Nurseries, Sawbridgoworth, Horts. THE FIRST GOLD MEDAL WAS AWARDED TO J. & F. HOWARD, At the Paris Exhibition, 1867. J& F. HOWARD, Britannia Iron Works, a Bedford, have long devoted attention to the manufacture of implements for all parts of the world, and being the largest exporters in England of ploughs, harrows, ,and horso rakes, they are fully acquainted with the kind 'of implements adapted for various countries. Their implements arc made principally of wrought and malleable iron, and are not only constructed So as to take to pieces and pack in tho smallest compass to save freight, but are so simply arranged as to loavo no difficulty in putting them together. Packing cases and packing charged cost prico. Catalogues with full particulars, sent post free on application. London oillco : — 4>, Oheapsido, three doors from Sfc. Paul's.