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Wellington Independent, Volume XXII, Issue 2607, 21 April 1868, Page 6

Business Notices. IMMENSE REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF MEAT. rpHE undersigned begto inform their customers, and the public of Wellington generally, that they have reduced the prico of MUTTON to the following rates, viz : — Fore-quarters mutton ... ... 3d Shoulders 4d Hind-quarters 4d Legs 5d Chops ' 6d J. & H. BARBER, Butchers, Willis street, and Molesworth street ; JAMES GEAR, Lambton Quay. nnHE undersigned, in returning thanks for the A. very libpial patronage he has received during the last ten years, begs to inform his friends and the public generally, that he has disposed of the business heretofore carried on by him aa Carcass and Shipping Butcher on Lnmbton Quay, and which will in future be carried on by JAMES GEAR. BENJ. LING. April 1, 1868. In reference to the above, JAMES GEAR begs respectfully to solicit a portion of tho public patronage heretofore afforded to Mr B. Ling, and by keeping a stock of the very best, meat and small goods the country can produce, will be able to cater for the public in a way that will defy competition. The business will be carried on under the superintendence of Mr B. Ling. N.B. — Great reduction in tho price of mutton, Hind-quarters 4d per lb Fore-qunrters 3d do j Legs 5d do j Shoulders 4d do [by special appointment]. TTNDER the distinguished PATRONAGE of v HIS EXCELLENCY SIR GEO. BOWEN, Governor of New Zealand, Sir Geo. Grey ; Sir John Young, late Governor of New South Wales ; His Excellency Colonel Gore Browne, C.8., Governor of Tasmania j the Earl of Pembroke, &c, &c. HAIR DRESSER AND PERFUMER, W. TAYLOE, Lambton Quay, Wellington. : Hot and Cold Baths. TOSEPH CHADWICK HOESE and CATTLE SALESMAN, VICTOKIA AVKNUE (Next to the Bank of Now South Wales) WANGANUI. All Kinds op Siock Constantly kept on Hand. Sheep in Abundance of all Classes. ; Dairy Cows in tho most Perfect Condition. ] HEAVY DRAUGHT HORSES, (Staunch in Harness) ' TRAP and SADDLE-HORSES, and PIGS procured in any quantity to order. Buyers and Shippers of Cattle visiting Wanganui, will find it to their interest to do business with J. 0., as a cargo of cattle can be procured and shipped from Wanganui fur any port in the colony At Fohty-Eight Houks' Notice. February 19, 1808. TO THE SETTLERS OF RANGITIKEI AND THE SURROUNDING DISTRICTS. MESSRS HORNER & JORDAN beg to announce that they have commenced business as AUCTIONEERS, STOCK SALESMEN, ESTATE, LAND, AND COMMISSION AGENTS. Trusting that their experience, with an earnes attention to the interests of their clients may secure a liberal share of support, which it will be their constant endeavor to merit. Arrangements are in progress for holding PERIODICAL SALES OF STOCK throughout the District, of which timely notice will bo given. OFFICES— (BULL'S), RANGITIKEI. April 8, 1868. MR ALEXANDER BOWLER will commence business as an Auctioneer on 24th April, 1868. Slock, Station, Land, and General Commission Agent. Prompt Settlements. April 13, 1868. WILLIAM FIFE, Chemist and DuroGisi, BEGS most respectfully to intimate to the inhabitants of Wellington and its vicinity, that he has commenced bu.-incus in Willis street (next door to Mr Anderson, grocer), and trusts, by keeping a first-class stock of goods, charging moderate prices, together with slricb personal attention to business and a thorougli knowledge of the trade, to enjoy a fair share of public patronage. Perfumery, potent medicines, chemicals, &c, Wholesale and retail. Country storekeepers supplied. WELLINGTON DISPENSARY, Willis Street. December 16, 18G7. C. D. BARRAUD, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST, Wellington.