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Wellington Independent, Volume V, Issue 390, 7 July 1849, Page 4

.'NOTICE. O ROBINSON begs to tender to the Inhabitants of Wellington and its vicinity k -* • his most grateful thanks for the very liberal patronage bestowed upon him since his commencement in Business, and now that circumstances compel him to leave the Colonies, he would ask a short extension of the favours he has hitherto received, and which, while selling off his Stock, ho shall make it his study to merit. Willis Street, June 30, 1849.

To be Sold, small allotments of LAND ou Tborndon Quay. For Particulars, apply to Mr. Bbandon, Lanibton Quay. Wellington, June 25, 1840. WANTED, by a respectable Young Man, a situation as Overseer at a Cattle or Sheep Station. 'Die Advertiser has had considerable experience, and is well acquainted with all the miiMtie necessary for the situation. Apply to L.D., at the Office of this Paper. Wellington, June 22, 1840. Ex Governor Grey." OQ BAEBELLS POEK, Taylor and Watt's &*J brand. WILLIAM LYON. Wellington, May 28,1549. For Sale Es "AUGUSTINE HEARD," AND LATE ARRIVALS. 100 and cases of Tobacco. IVXJ 5 Bales Blankets, 8 Bales Woolpacks, 5 Bales and cases Merinos, Alpacas, and Broadcloths, &c, 8 Bales Kip and Sole Leathers, 50 Puncheons and hhds. of Bum, ' 20 Cases Mould Candles, 500 Bushels of Oats, 2 barrels Tapioca, Pickles, Sauces, Vinegar, Mustard, 10 Barrels Currants, Coffee, Sugar, Congou Tea, 100 boxes Lemon Syrup, &c, &c, &c„ W. B. EHODES & Co. Wellington, May 16, 1849. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. GBEACHEN, Plumber, Painter, and • Glazier, begs to inform his friends and the public generally, that he has removed from his late Shop at the lower end of Willis-Street, to sew fremises, contiguous to the Episcopal Church, corner of Ghuznee and Willis-Street. G. B. returns sincere thanks for the liberal support he has received for the last six years, and announces that he is prepared to receive and execute orders on the shortest notice, and on the same liberal scale of charges as heretofore. — G. BEACIIEN, Plumber, Painter, and Glazier, Willis Street, near the Episcopal Church. Wellington, May 2, 1849. NEWSPAPER. THE "OTXGO NEWS," is published every alternate Wednesday, and will be found an excellent medium for advertisers. The Paper will be issued semi-monthly, and Advertisements will be charged for at the undermentioned rates:— C lines and under, 2s. for the first insertion; above 6 lines, 4d. per line half price for every subsequent insertion. SADDLE AND HARNESS REPOSITORY. THE PUBLIC is respectfully informed that every description of LONDON SADDLEEY and HARNESS suited for this part of New Zea land, will be found at THE REPOSITORY, Opposite the Union Bank. This valuable and varied Assortment is from the well known Establishment of Messrs. MILEOY & SONS, and consists of Ladies' and Gentlemen's Saddles, Pelham, Weymouth, and Snaffle Bridles, Stirrup Leathers, Irons, Girths, Ladies' Gentlemen's Stockmen's Jockey's and Carter's Whips—very superior. Clothing—Saddle-Cloths, Boilers, &c., Combs, Brushes, Melton Buckles, &c, Dumb-Jockey, and all Breaking-in gear, Mouthing bits, &c. Stallion bars and Chains, Several Sets of very superior Chaise-cart, and Gait Harness. Hobbles &.c. A Complete set of Saddler's Tools, Skirt, Harness, Eein, Bridle Hide, &c. Wellington, February 2C, 1849. ON SALE, AT GEORGE P. WALLACE'S GROCERY STORES, A PEW CASES CHEESE, from the Farms of Messrs. C. Hay, and A. Mcintosh, Pigeon Bay, of a very superior quality. Wellington, May 7, 1849. To be Sold or Let, A SMALL COTTAGE, with the Lease of one Acre of Land, Fenced in, adjoining the residence of F. Brady, Esq. Enquire of J. H. NASH. Wellington, June 15,1849.