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Wellington Independent, Volume XXVIII, Issue 3879, 9 August 1873, Page 1

Public CompaniesmHE WELLINGTON TRUST, LOAN, X AND INVESTMENT COMPANY (Limited). Advances made, by way of mortgage , on Real Estate, or Leaseholds, the borrower to have power to repay by instalments. Advances made on other approved securities (such as stock, ships, &c,) but not on personal security, Bills of Exchange or Promissory Notes. Investments can be made and money borrowed, on the principle of Building Societies, as per tables to be seen at the offico, where the necessary information can be obtained. DEPOSITS. The company receives money on deposit for such term, and at such rates of interest as may be from time to time agreed upon. WILLIAM ALLEN, Manager. Ist May, 1873. WELLINGTON GAS COMPANY (Limited). NOTICE. An interim dividend on the first and second issue of shares will be payable to shareholders on and after Monday next, the 21st instant, on application at the Offices of the Company. J. R. GEORGE, Manager. Wellington, July 17, 1873. WELLINGTON AND WAIRARAPA CARRYING COMPANY. The above Company beg to inform the public that they commenced operations on the Ist day of June. All goods to be forwarded I by them must be sent to their Depot, for which receipts will be given, if accompanied with a receiving note. T. O. DAROY, Agent. Public NoticesOOL, FLAX 7 TALLOW, HIDES AND OTHER PRODUCE. The undersigned have made arrangements for the public sal© 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. i The sales will be held every Tuesday, at 12 j o'clock noon, or at any date or time according to special instructions. Wool or other produce received at any time, 1 and either sold or retained, according to mii structions ; 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, &o. I JACKSON & GRAHAM, Lessees of Queen's Wharf and VS arehouse. 12th October.