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Wellington Independent, Volume XXVIII, Issue 3834, 18 June 1873, Page 3

WEDNESDAY, 18th JUJSE. MAIZE ! MAIZE ! ! MAIZE ! ! ! pi EORGE THOMAS has received instruc vH~ tions from Captaiu Williams, the im porter, to sell by auction on the Quoen'i Wharf, on Wednesday, 18th June, at IS , o'clock, 600 bags splendid maize,' ex Cyrus, fron I Newcastle, in fine condition To be sold in lots to suit purchasers. Terms cash. EXTENSIVE SALTS OF STATIONERY BOOKS, Slc. MR J. H. WALLACE is instructed tc sell by public auction, at his sale room, Hunter Btreet, on Tuesday, June 24 — An extensive assortment of stationery ol every description, books, &c. Particulars in advertisements and catalogues T7" I K 0 K A L D I E~& STAInI Having opened, ex Lucerne, twenty casee Men's and Boys' Clothing, respectfully invite the attention of buyers and heads of families to their present extensive display, the whole of which will be found of the newest and most serviceable materials. Men's Galatea suits, 35b 6d, 425, 48s 6d, 63s Men's sac and Halifax suits, 35s 6d to 58s 6d Men's West End Paget coats, 45s 6d to 47»6d Double-breasted Paget coats ind vestß, 42s Galatea, Halifax, and . sac tweed coats, fiom 18s 6d to 30s Men's strong tweed trousers, 11s 6d, 14s, 15s, 18s Men's trousers and double-breasted vests, 15s 6d, 18s, 21s, 255, 30s Men's heavy Equator Macintosh eoats, in black and d/ab, all sizes Men's overcoats and Inverness capes, 18s to 45s Boys' winter tweed suits, all sizes, 21s, 255, 30s Boys* end youths' Galatea, and Halifax suits, 30s to 45s Boys' knickerbockers, ss, 6s Velveteen knickerbocker suits, all sizes, 245, 30s Tweed, serge, and diagonal cloth knickerbocker suits, 14s to 25s Boys' overcoats, velvet collars, all sizes, 20s each GENTS' EVENING DRESS. Dress coats, all sizeß, 63s Black dress vests, 10s 6d Black cloth trousers, 14s 6d, 18s 6d, 255, 30s Drees shirts, military fronts aud manifold plaits, in every size The latest shapes n linen collars, 14in to I7in Men's winter Crimean shirts, 3s 9d, 4s 6d 5s to 109 6d Paris hats, latest styles, 21s A large assortment of fashionable soft and hard felt, hats, in black, brown and drab Silk scarfs in endless variety, Is, Is 3d Is 6d, to 4s Boys' do, Is to Is 9d Boys' and youths' fashionable hats, 3s 6d to 6s 6d Boys' Scotch caps, in velveteen and cloth, from Is 6d to 4s WOOL, FLAX, TALLOW, HIDES AND OTHER PRODUCE. The undersigned have made arrangements for the public Bale of Wool, Flax, Tallow, and other produce gent to the Queen's Wharf, where the same can be stored on moderate terms, and, if necessary, insured at a low rate of premium. The sales will be held every Tuesday, at 12 o'clock noon, or at any date or time according to special instructions. Wool or other produce received at any time, and either sold or retained, according to instructions ; the wharfinger's receipt being sufficient to enable the proprietor to obtain advances. Advances can be made upon produce for shipment to London, or any part of the world. Producers will find it greatly to their advantage to send their wool and other produce direct to the Queen's Wharf for sale or shipment, as a considerable saving would be effected in cartage, storage, insurance, &c. JACKSON & GRAHAM, Lessees of Queen's Wharf and W arehouse. 12th Ootober. TJUILDING SITES HOSPITAL AND COLLEGE RESERVES. The LEASES of BUILDING SITES on these Reserves are FOR SALE at the upset published prices. Application to J. H. WALLACE, Estate Agent, Wellington. Plan to be seen and particulars had at Mr Wallaoe's office, Hunter street. Land and Estate Agency Office, Wellington, 30th May, 1873. mo SHIPOWNERS AND OTHERS THE PATENT SLIP at Wellington, N.Z., is capable of 'raising vessels up to 2000 tons register ; chargeß very low. Full particulars on application to the Manager, J. R. GEORGE. Wellington, Ist May, 1873. T* E~N CI N G NOTICE. To the Owners of Sections 381 and 385 in the Township of Palmerston North. We hereby call upon you to assist us in erecting a division fence between your respective property, and sections 352 and 384. Failing to assist us within fourteen days we shall proceed with the fence, and charge the owners with half the cost. MANSON & CO. Palmereton North, June 16.