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Wellington Independent, Volume XXVI, Issue XXVI, 31 July 1871, Page 3

ODD FELLOW S* HALL. THIS (MONDAY) EVENING, JULY 31. Under the Distinguished Patronage and in Presence of CAPTAIN MORESBY, R.N., AND THE OFFICERS OF H.M.S. BASILISK. THE LAST NIGHT BUT TWO OF . Messrs BARLOW, LA FEUILLADE, BROMLEY, BUCKLEY & HOLLY'S Unprecedented Entebtaiments. An Especial Programme. EVERYTHING NEW. New Songs, Solos, Sketches, and Eccentricities by the Inimitable BARLOW. New Solos, and, by request, the FlYINff Squadron Galop, composed by N. LA FEUILLADE, dedicated to Rbae-Ad-MIHAL HORNBY. New Sketches of Character by the Urparalled BROMLEY. New Dances, Farces, and Negro Delineations by Messrs BUCKLEY & HOLLY. THE GHOST IN A PAWN SHOP! The Ghost in a Pawn Shop ! ! Doors open at 7.30 ; commence at 8. Reserved seats, 4s ; back, 2s ; gallery, 3s. Seats can be reserved at the Hal). W. HORACE BENT, Secretary. Robert Barton, Manager. N. La Feuim-ade, Musical Director. OOISEB DANSANTE For the benefit of tha WELLINGTON ATHENJSUM, To be held in the ODD FELLOWB' HALL ow FRIDAY EVENING, 4th AUGUST, Under tho ptitronage of His Honor Mr Justice Johnston, president His Honor the Superintendent and Mra Fitzherbert His Worship the Mayor and Mrs Dransfield The Hon Wm. Fox and Mrs Fox The Hon M. S. Grace, M.L.C., and Mrs Grace E. Pearce, Esq., M.H.R., and Mrs Pearce Major M'Barnet and Mrs M'Barnet Captain Sharp and Mrs Sharp J. C. Crawford, Esq., R.M., and Mrs Crawford F. A. Halcombe, Esq., and Mrs Halcombe. The arrangements for music and singing will be superintended by Mr Hadyn Flood. The Soiree will commence at half-past 7 o'clock, and dancing at 9 o'clock. Tickets — Gentleman's, ss ; ladies, 2s 6d, including refreshments, which will be provided by Mr Peter Laing. N. MARCHANT, Hon Sec. nnHE Annual Meeting of the Ratepayers of X the SOUTH MAKARA SCHOOL DISTRICT will be held at the South Makara Schooi-houee on THURSDAY, August 3, 1871, at Seven p.m., to elect a committee and other business. PATRICK MONAGHAN, Chairman South Makara School Committee. WELLINGTON HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. nnHE Members of the Society are informed JL that the Committee have found it necessary to defer the next Flower Show till the month of November. Due notice of the exact date will bo given. JAMES HECTOR, Viee-Presidenfc. THE ERINGOBRAaH GOLD MINING COMPANY (IN LIQUIDATION). PERSONS having any Claim against tho above Company are requested to furnish, detailed accounts' to me on or before the 20th August next. WILLIAM BRADFORD, Official Agent, Supreme Court, Wellington. FLORAL, HORTICULTURAL, AND BOTANICAL STORE. T7l JEFFS begs to inform the inhabitants -*~^* of Wellington that she intends, on or about the Ist of August oponing a store in the above trade, where customers will be enabled to select from the largest and most choice assortment of Seeds, Growing Plants, Agricultural and Garden Tools to be found in the Colony, E. J. having established Agencies with the principal Seedsmen and Nurserymen in England and Colonies, and having had all seeds thoroughly proved, can offer advantages that none other in Wellington can offer. Tho Potting Department is under the superintendence of the most experienced practical Florist in Wellington, and the choice assortment of plants will well repay an inspection. E. J. proposes to issue a Catalogue of Seeds, with directions for their separate cultivation, which she feels convinced will prove of great convenience to amateurs. E. JEFFS. Wellington, 28th July. TO THE RATEPAYERS OF LAMBTON WARD, CITY OF WELLINGTON. f^\ ENTLEMEN,— Through the resignation \JT of Mr John Plimmer of his seat in the City Council, I beg to offer myself as a Candidate to fill the vacancy. Yours faithfully, D. ANDERSON. Willis- street, 25th July, 1871. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE CITY OF WELLINGTON. f^\ ENTLEMEN,— Having been asfced by VJT several of my fellow- citizens to allow myself to be nominated aB one of yo.ur representatives for the Provincial Council to fill the presant vacanoy, I have consented to do so. If you think I shall be of service to you, and do me the honor to elect me, I can only promise that I will do my best at all times to astist in carrying out all measures that will tend to the welfare and prosperity of the city and province. I have the honor to be, Gentlemen, Yours faithfully, E. W. MILLS. Wellington, July 24. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE CITY OF WELLINGTON. /^ ENTLEMEN,— At tho request of a large VJT number of my fellow- citizens, I have consented to allow myself to be nominated for the seat in the Provincial Council vacant by the resignation of Mr Anderson) and having no other object in view but the welfare of Wellington, I pledge myself, in ease you do me the honor to return me, to use my bost endeavors to protect your interests) and to support to the utmost of my power suoh local enterprises and other measures as may prove to be moat conducive to the in« terest and welfare of the City and its inhabitants. I am, Gentlemen, Your most obedient Bervant, CHARLES SEAXUK. V S7th Julj.