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NOTICE. llf-R. W. ROBERTSON AUCTIONEER, STOCK AND CATTLE SALESMAN. Tho undersigned will be prepared to con duct SALES of any magnitude at THE HUTT MARKET, ON WEDNESDAY, MAY 3rd, 1865. Gentlemen favouring him with their in structions may rely on his best exertions on their behalf, with Account Sales promptly rendered. W. ROBERTSON, Auctioneer, Willis Street, Wellington. |T|HE undersigned has now for immediate SALE, SOME VALUABLE BUILDING ALLOTMENTS In a portion of the TOWN OF WELLINGTON RAPIDLY IMPROVING. These Allotments have a GOOD DEPTH AND FRONTAGE TO ONE OF THE B&ST STREETS IN WELLINGTON. The Terma are exceedingly Liberal. WILLIAM BANNISTER.

FOR SALE, lAAA ACRES FREEHOLD LAND, [)[)[) in one Block, on the Wainuiomapu River, at the head of the Wairarapa ; together with Knn Sheep (250 Ewes and 250 Hoggeti OUU and Wethers) Apply to EDWARD PEARCE. Wellington, 24th March, 1865. T ABOWITZKY, GRAY AND CO., ENGINEERS & LAND SURVEYORS, Houße, Land, and GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, Accountants and Valuators. Surveys and Plans executed on the shortest notice. _ _, „. Offices— Odd Fellows' Hall, Wellington.

AT E W ZEALANDER HOTEL, j\ MANNERS STREET. P. A. CHEVANNES, having purchased from Mr. M'Kinnon this well-known and extensively patronised establishment, solicit! from the inhabitants of Wellington and surrounding districts a continuance of their support, civility and strict attention to the wants and wishes of visitors being a duty incumbent on self and assistants. A cellar well stocked with wines, spirits, ales, &c, &c, of first-class brands, and a larder replete with the choicest viands, will at all times be found in the New Zealander Hotel. One of the best Billiard Tables imported into this colony, on the premises. Good Stabling — loose boxes. Horses and Buggies always on hire.

WANTED to rent one or two rooms, with fireplace.— Address J. M., Evening Post. WANTED to rent a small Cottage within two miles of the Post Office.— Apply to Mr. C. E. Button, Mr. Robertson's office, Willia street. WANTED a House containing three or four rooms, for three or six months. — State rent to H. 8., Evening Post. ANTED JOINERS, ten good hands.— Apply to E. V. CARTER, Government Building!.

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Evening Post, Issue 46, 1 April 1865, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 3 Evening Post, Issue 46, 1 April 1865, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 3 Evening Post, Issue 46, 1 April 1865, Page 3

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