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Wellington Independent, Volume XXVIII, Issue 3902, 16 September 1873, Page 4

On Sale. TAMES O'SHEA HAS FOR SALE, EX - J LATE ARRIVALS ' Lnd now landing, Ex Celrano and Brecfein Caslle,^---20 qr casks' Lemon Hart's rum, 8 to 16 o.f 10 qr casks Lemon Hart's rum, 34 o.p. 10 qr casks Vine growers brandy, dark pale 10 qr casks Hennessy'e brandy 10 qr caßks Martell's ditto 100 cases ditto ditto 100 cases Hennessy's ditto 50 cases Denis Mounie's old brandy 50 cases JDKZ gin * 50 cases Long John whiskey 10 qr casks Stewart's old whisky 50 eases champagne , 20 qr caßkp sherry, Yglesias and Sonc , <$> <i> ._-'■. ..,-.; - r : - : - : 25 ca3es claret, St Julien, No. 1 , 25 cases claret, No. 3, 1 doz each - -.-; 10 tanks malt (Randal's) -.'.'-• 12 pockets hop 3 30 casks soda crystals . r 25 drums boiled oil, end- 5 gallons 25 druuiß raw oil, each 5 gallons 25 drums colza oil 200 boxes Price's candles, in 1 lbs " ' 200 boxes De Roubaix's candles in libs 10 tons fine salt 10 tons Morewood's galvanizod ironj 6, 7 Bft, 26 guage " < AIiSO. 50 oasea red case gin (Dunedin) 30 cases malfc whisky ditto '.'.'- --10 qv casts whisky 300 bags Oaxnaru wbea ._'-_! . 30 tons Oamaru flour, Phoenix brand 15 tons Wilson's Canterbury flour 15 tons Ruddenklau's ditto 10 tons Anderson & Mowat's ditto " 5 tons M'Gill's oatmeal 2. tons pearl barley SUGARS— 10 tons first counters 5 ditto yellow counters 6 ditto brewer Brown's crystals 6 ditto white crystals •' TO ARRIVE— 20 tons Ry land's wire, 6, 7, and 8 WOOL PACKS— 8 bales, each 75— 10£ lbs * " 6 ditto, each 50—10 lbs 5 ditto "each 50—8 lbs • 4 ditto, each 100 — 8 lbs. -fsize - J. o'3. is a purchaser of wool, t allow j flax, and hides, or will make liberal advances on consignments to his London agents. ",.'.. f^i EORGE THOMAS ha 3 for sale, privately, V3T the undermentioned goods, viz, . 50 casks and caees Tennant'a ale (pints and quarts), 40 ditto Blood's stout, Martell's and Hennessy's brandy in cases and qrcasks, Champion's vinegar in qr-casks, milling wheat, fowl's wheat, oats, bran, pollard, maize, crushed beans, Meek's, Anderson's, and M'owatL'B, and other first-class brands of flour (in saefcs 100 and 501bs), raisius. turmnts, dates, John* etons jams, rico, ofttraeal, Kaiapoi - potatoes of splendici 8 hhds hollo* ware, iron bedsteau-, china inatting blankets, 1000 pieces n ported paper, tea in boxee and half ohesta \u: great variety) Bugars (IC, C, and brewing crystals), Keilor's lollies, Canterbury cheese, M'Conneli's hams and bacon, white and £old china . cups and saucora, plates, dishes and. dish covers,. Gregg's and Trent'tf coffee in 1, 2, .7, and 401 b, I in.*, tobacco and cigars of 'different brands. Conveyances- ' \'.--.\ CiOBB & GO'S TELEGRAPH LBTB W or - " ROYAL MAIL COACHES ■ , A TO • ' , W AI RA R A PA Leave the booking office, at Martin &. Dowries Pier Hotel, on and after 7th October every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday .morn* ings, at 7 a.m., arriving at Maaterton the Bame day. . „^$ 1. The Hutt 7. Feathereton 2. Taita 8. Tauherinikao 8. Silver Stream 9. Greytowfl; 4. Upper Hutt 10. Carterton6. Mungaroa 11. Mastertoz. 6. Pakaratahi. - '.-, "-,--., Return Coaches leave Dixon's . Aoootfdation House, Masterton, for Wellington, every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at 6.30 a.m.. arriving in Wellington at 5 p.m. " REDUCTION OF FARES.. -. Wellington to Master ton ... ... 20s Do Greytown ... ...158 W. B. HASTWELL,-, Proprietor. XTT ELLINGTON TO* MUNGAROA. On and after THIS DAY (Monday)^llth August, the Fares to the undernoted, places will be:— . it SINSI.B. RETTTBIT. From Wellington to — s. d. * c! d. Lower Hutt ... ... 2 0 B. 6 Taitai 2 6 4-6 Upper Hutt 3 6 V 6 Collins's, Mungaroa ... 4 0 B^o The conch leaves M'lntosh's SSe'v Zealander Hotel at 3.30, and Royal Hotel at 4 o'clock, the Taitai, and Mungaroa. Nt the usual hours. All business and parcels will b» punctually attended to. . .... No demand from the passengers for tolls. All tolls paid weekly by the proprietor. Both Coaches are under the management of . one driver, who will keep all mails and.par* eels carefully, and will attend to business; All parcels to be left at the New Zealander Hotel or Royal Hotel. P. COKERRY, '; Proprietor. /^IOBB AND OO.'S TELEGRAPH LINE \J of ROYAL-HAIL 00 A 0 HE S From Wellington to Taranakt £6 0 0 —Return Tickets • 10 10 0 Do do to Patea - - - 310 : 0 Do dp to Waitotara 3 0. 0 Do do to Wanganui « • 2 lfl[ ' 0 Do do to Tutaenui - . - 2' Do do Rangitikei (Bull's) - 2 0^ 0 Do do Rangitikei (Scott's) - 115 r Dodo Manawatu - . X lO •"' 0 Dodp'Otaki • . * 1 6^o Do do Waikanae • • • 10^0 « Do do Paikakariki - . ... j&lg'jo Coaches start from the Booking Offlce, M'lntosh's New Zealander Hotel every rMon« day and; Thursday morning, at 6 o'clock, a.m., and from Atkinson's Hotel, Wanganui on Monday and Thursday mornings, at 7 o'clock A. YOUNG, Proprietor, Booking Office— New Zealander Hotel. ROSSER'S LINE OF ROYAL JMAIL COACHES running between Wellington and Hutt, Daiiy. ..-.^V Leaving New Zealander ... ... 91l5 >a;m.- --" Crown & Anchor ... 9,'jßp^.m, " Royal Hotel 9.30 a.m. • Fabes. . -a. d. Wellington to Kaiwarra ... ...-, 1 0; Do to Ngahauranga ... „. ... 1 0 Do to the Hutt ... ... ..„ .20 DototheTttita '..•. ... ... lr^ 6; , N.B. — On -Sundays leaving the Royal for '; the Hutt at 10 a.m. . . . a . rs. >i ' ' JOHN PROSSER, Prppriej^r;- - : 5; ; P" ROSSER'S LINE OF BOY^L^^Ei^ : .V COACHES will Commence Running o^-?^ and after MONDAY, the 29th AprilFftpig-^ 1. Poriruaat- . : .•.;--.>■•-■■ .;;' : '' \.r^S^&^^sM 2. ,Half-Way House at :.,..;: ,jt'--9^fe(i;!3€S§ 8. Johnsonville at it "■: :'>. % -,-r •>. -.-> ; ,V. t :>fl!^LSS,m<??*-s?? : Return Coaoh fi*pm To^wh 16^ 'B)faii%^-'f^W 1. Nag's Head^at ... :: ?^./" ;? -..^!^8Jpp@S"^ 2. Crowrr and: Anchor at .;". "..i ;s ;i§ii^^m^ly 3. Osgood'siThorridoa Flat at: rCT.'i-^^im^&l