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Wellington Independent, Volume XXIII, Issue 2729, 8 September 1868, Page 7

| Business Notices. G. W E N T Z E L, TOBACCONIST, TTAS tho honor of informing the public that ■' '- his premises in Willis street were REOPENED on Saturday last, 30th May, where he trusts to weleomc back his old customers, as well as to receive a call from thoso whose favors he has not enjoyed in his old establishment. The stock now opened has been imported and | selected regardless of expense, and for quality ! variety, and low prices, has never been surpassed in this colony. Wholesalo orders will be executed at the lowest market rates. Tobacco carefully cut for the trade. Note the address — Willis street, Opposite the stores of E. JL'earcc, Esq. NOTICE. WELLINGTON AGENCY FOR THE RED LION BREWERY, DUNEDIN. THE UNDERSIGNED has been appointed sole agent in Wellington for the sale of those - CELEBRATED ALES AND STOUT, manufactured by Mr Maurice Joel, at tho Red Lion Brewery, Dunedin. It is tho opinion of qualified judges that these Ales, in point of flavor, body, and strength, are unrivalled by any similar production in tho colony. A shipment has been recently received. FRESH SHIPMENTS ARRIVE WEEKLY. Inspection of Samples is invited. GEORGE CRAWFORD, Farish street. July 9, 1868. QUICK RETURNS. A FISHER is prepared to supply orders for • FIREWOOD at tho following low rates to meet the tinitß : — Rata, per cord £1 14 0 Good split Tawa 17 0 Mixed Wood 0 18 0 An allowance will be made on parties taking two or moro cords. A. S. has a good stock on hand, and will supply all orders left at Mr Yates', grocer, Thorndon Flat, Wellington. _Juno_2o, 1868. WM. WALLIS, BUILDER AND UNDERTAKER, MANNERS-STREET. SEASONED TIMBER, all sizes and widths, always on hand ; also American Pannel and Sash. Doors ; also, Saßheß and Frames. TotM-a Piles, from 6 feet 2. Galvanized Corrugated Iron. 24 guasic ; Screws Nails, Rivets, and Washers, cheap. October 5, 1866. CITY PAINTING ESTABLISHMENT. EDWARD GARTON, Painter, Paperhangkr, Glazier, &c, Willis street, Wellington. Dealer in oils, colors, glass, paperhangings, brushes, varnishes, &c, &c. R, A. MARSHALL, Debt Collector ash Agent in General, Adelaide Road, Wellington. Accounts rondered daily as collected. N.B. — Ordors left at the office of this paper, will bo promptly attended to. A. MAGINNITY, LICENSED AUCTIONEER & COMMISSION AGENT, Land Stock and General Salesman, GRKYTOWN, WAIRARAPA. rpHOMAS LANG AND CO, NURSERYMEN I and SEEDSMEN, 52 Elizabeth street, Melbourne, Victoria, have the most extensive Nursery and Seed Growing Establishment in the Australian Colonies. Extent of nursery is 26 acres at Ballarat ; value of stock £10,000. The sum of £2000 has been spent in introducing new plants and fruit trees from Europe and America. Pines and European trees aro grown in large quantities. Fruit trees are sent out true to name. Lists mny be had on application. Orders for all articles connected with the trade will meet with prompt attention. JOHN TOLLEY, Locksmith and Bellhanger, Lamp Maker, Brazier, Tin-pi ate Workkr, Willis street, To Aro Ward. All kinds of oil and spirit lamps made and repaired on the shortest notice and on reasonable terms. Ships' lamps made and repaired to order ; cutlery ground. THE FEATHERSTON STORE. MCASELBERG in returning thanks to tho • inhabitants of Featherston and Wairarapa for their liberal patronago has (ho plcasuro to inform them that, in consequence of doing a larger trado than ho anticipated, ho has reduced the prico of his valuable stock of Oilmen's Stores, Draperies, Clothing, and Ironmongery at tho rato of Three Shillings in the Pound. N.B. — M. C. is a purchaser of every description of produce at the highest market price. Hotels, &c. MELBOURNE HOTEL, Willis Street. T ORENZ REISTERER, of tho Victoria ResJiJ taurant begs to inform his numerous friends and the public in general, that, having completed the projected improvements of the above Hotel, he is ready to accommodate boarders and lodgers. The comforts and conveniences obtained by a thorough renovation of this long-ostablished houso, will secure a creditable recommendation. In soliciting a share of patronage, he beg» further to state that the liquors will be of tho best brands, and for boarders, in his usual stylo, a good table kept. LORENJZ REISTERER. September 1, 1863.