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Wellington Independent, Volume XXV, Issue 3041, 3 September 1870, Page 7

nnO J. DRANSFIELD, ESQ Slit, — Noticing in the newspapers of this morr ing a numerously signed requisition addresied t another gentleman to Btand for the office of Com midsioner to represent Te Aro Ward, we th undersigned Ratepayers trust that this will no deter you from continuing to afford us in thi Ward, and the City generally, the benefit of you services. We cannot help recognising that you havi already devoted much time and attention to ou interests, and consequently liuve acquired con eiderable experience in the management of tin Town Board, which we hope will be still availabli for the future benefit and improvement of tin City. Assiuing you of our support, We are, Sir, Yours faithfully, J. F. E. Wright John Goodor W. Bishop R, Port W. Pownes K. H. Crenso Henry Edmeades William Plimmer Charles France J. Huckworth R. J. DuiK-an 11. F. Logan George Crawford J- Kees George Edward Pearce S. Wood George Hunter James O'Shea John Martin Win. Dorset Geoi'tie Moore J. M. Tnvlo.i W. Gibson Henry Mitchell E. W. Mills Robert Hunter G. H. Yennell John B. Gleadow Thomas Kebbell W. Bennett John Kebbell W. Miller Thomas Milla Edwin Stifiord Joseph Bull Jas. F. Wills Henry Hall W. Widdop James Wingato P. Doneeker James William Meara Charles Sharp S. Carroll W. V. Jackson William Seed Henry Blundell H. J. Pilcher David Laird John Plimmer J. D. Sloddart Edward 11. Flood JaniP3 B. Houghton Carmont & Haigh S. Rowley R. B. Haybittlo W. Benlham James Mitchell Thomns Brown J. E. Evans Robert Edwards C. E. Zohrub W. Tustin Thomas North W. Finnimore Wra, Harris J. T. Anderson Thos. Dockery J. 11. Bethuno Wellington, September 1, ls7o. TO THE RATEPAYERS OF TE ARO WARD. Gentlemen, — I beg to thank you for the kind expression of your opinion of my paßt services, and in reply to your request I have again to assuro you that on Monday next I shall be at your disposal. I am, Gentlemen, Yours respectfully, J. DRANSFIELD. Te Aro, Soptember 2, 1870. NOTICE. finHE undersigned begs to inform the public JL that he has purchased the Running Plant from Mr Brown, which will run to and from the Hutt as usual, leaving the Now Zeulander Hotel at 9.15 a.m., Crown and Anchor Hotel 0.20 a.m., Royal Hotel 9.30 a.m., and on Sundays at 10 a.m. S. PROSSER. 33th July. PUBLIC NOTICE. rTIHE Trustees of the. Terawiti Estate hereby _L notify that they are now prepared to grant leases of land for gold mining purposes to any responsible company or companies, such leases to bo subjent to tho conditions approved of by the Court, full particulars of which can bo obtained from Messrs Brandon and Quick. EDWARD OWEN, W. MOWBRAY, Trustees of tho Estate of tho late J. M'Manaman. NOTICE. PERSONS sending Sheep to the "Berhampore" Steam Boiling Down Works can have their tallow packed in white pine casks or boxes. The boxes aro cheaper, but more risk of loss has to be borne. Gr H. LUXFOBD, Proprietor. March 2, 1870 " NOTICE. '. ~ ]4 /TR G. H. VENNELL having returned from England will resume his business ne Auctioneer, and is prepared to conduct gales in town or country. Wellington, 4th June. FOR SALE. FOUR large PONTOONS, used for raising the s.s. Taranaki. They aro now lying in Bowden's Bay, Queen Charlotte's Sound, where delivery will be given. Also, A number of white pine beams. For further particulars, apply to CHAS. HARTMANN, Sec. Wreck Recovery Company, Limited. TO PARTIES PLANTING. THE undersigned has FOR SALE fine plants of Pinus Maritime, from 20s to 30s per 100. Also, a limited number of ornamental, forest, and fruit trees, comprising Pinua Halpemis, Pinaster, Insignis Excelsa, Benthamiana, Larico, Strobus, Sylvestris, Tuberculata, Larix Europea, Spruce Fir, Cupressus Macrocarpa, Lawsoniana Stricta, Glauca, Welliugtonia Gigantca, Birch, Hollies, Laurels, Boxwood, Gooseberries assorted; Boxwood, suitable for garden edgings, <fee, &c, and j* variety of New Zealand trees and ferns, truo fen rta.<ne. A price list may be seen, and orders Uikoa at the store- of H, F. LOGAN, Lambton Qsnay. R. DONALD, Eden Vale Nursery and Tea Gardens, Karori. April 26, 1870. N.B. — Tho greatest caro taken with rare seeds parties may be desirous to prove, and a fair equivalent of the proceeds returned. •TT ULC A N E~O U~N DRY JOHN SMITH, MILLWRIGHT AND ENGINEER, IRON AND BRASS FOUNDER, MANNEHS STIIEET, WeLMNOTOH, New Zealand. Every description of castings made to order for ships, steamers, saw mills, flour nailla, flax mills, &c. Iron tabletß and palisading for graveß oxseuted oa tho most reasonable terms. |ggp°Flax machines, on the most approved principle made to order on tho shortest notice. Fort, wholesale grocer, wine » ANI> SPIRIT AND COMMISSION MERCHANT Willis street, Wellington. SULPHUR. npWO TONS on SALE by tho undersigned. JL JACOB JOSEPH & CO.