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New Zealand Times, Volume XXX, Issue 4350, 27 February 1875, Page 3

Piililw'Notices^ THE duties of the Registrar of Births, Deaths, and Marriages -will he carried on at the Supreme Court-house, Larabton-quay, on and from MONDAY NEXT, Ist MARCH. B. C. HAMMERTON, Registrar. HE EMIGRANT AND COLONISTS’ AID CORPORATION (Limited). APPLICATIONS for not less than Ton Shares, of £1 each, will be received at the office of E. Peahce, Esq,, Wellington, on or before the 28th day of FEBRUARY, when an allotment will take place. Priority of allotment will, as far as possible, be granted according to the date of application. Wellington, February 18, 1875. BARON RUDOLPH VON MIRBACH, Doctor of Medicine and Associate of the Imperial German Colleges of Surgeons and Accoucheurs at the Universities of Munich, Wuerzbourgh, and Tuebingen, now residing at Wellington, give notice that I intend to apply to the Registrar-General in Wellington, on the 20th March instant, to ’be registered in accordance with the provisions of the Medical Practitioners Registration Act, 1869, and that certificates of my qualifications as aforesaid are deposited for public inspection at the Office of the Registrar-General. le rcegistrar-nrenerai. RUDOLPH VON MIRBACH. Feb. 20, 1875. . . ELLINGTON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

Gentlemen desirous of joining the Wellington Chamber of Commerce are requested to give their names to the undersigned before the 27th INST., after which date new members will have to submit to ballot. W. H. LEVIN, Provisional Chairman. WATERWORKS. NOTICE is hereby given that until further notice water from the waterworks mains must be used for domestic or similar purposes only. The mains will be charged at full pressure thrice daily, viz., from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m„ 1 p.m. to 3 p.m., and from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Heavy penalties are recoverable and will be enforced for allowing water to run to waste or unlawful use thereof. NICHOLAS MARCH ANT, City Surveyor. Ji APPLE! RAPPLE!! RAFFLE!! ! THE LAST NIGHT BUT ONE For the raffle of that SPLENDID ROSEWOOD CABINET ORGAN, 9 stops, by Alexandre. Also a small Cottage HARMONIUM. 50 Guineas—One guinea each member. First prize : Highest throw. Second prize : Lowest throw. Persons desirous of taking any chances must apply- at once to P. DONECKER, Union Hotel. 0 PURCHASERS OF GRAIN AND ' PRODUCE. The undersigned beg to announce that they are prepared to purchase ■on Commission, Grain and Producp, or transact - any other business on the most advantageous terms. Purchasers in other provinces _ can be assured that the 'personal knowledge and'Care of J. & R. H. 0. will be, used in-the execution of all orders; which will; also have prompt attention ’ 1 ’ J. & Ri H. CAMPBELL, Auctioaers,,Stock, and Station 1 Agents,"'< ■’ Tattersall’s, Christchurch. ’

MPORTANT TO TMPORT.ERS OP STOCK. : : Lincoln long-wool sheep, entire horses, short horns, or other stock purchased on commission by Mr. F. W. Trolove, who: is how oh a visit to England and residing in'the county o£ Lincoln, and who has had practical experience as a sheep-farmer in New Zealand for more than twenty years. : 1 Mr. Trolove would carefully select and personally superintend the: shipment of 1 stock to settlers in New Zealand or Australia who might favor him with- their instructions and a suitable‘guarantee of payment to ithe subscribers. Communications to be Addressed-to Mr. E. W. Trolove, Ketsby, Alford, Lincolnshire ; or Messrs. Redfern, Alexander and Co., 3, Great WiricheStfer-streel’Buildings, London, E.C. For any "further information-apply to the undersigned; ' , ; ■ >.! M:V LEVIN & CO. Wellington, 24th December..! ,;i T■ .* 0 ii a l l e . n ,g E . HUGH CONNOR is open to SWIM any man in the prpyinoe of W’ellington for the sum of ;£5 or £lO. Distance ; 10'0.jyards' and up-: wards. Particulars: can be: heard. p£, at jthia office. ;; ; NOTICE.— All persons foundtrespassing, with dog or gun, on the property of John Grace, ,Es<p, : situate in, the Wainuiomata; ■null be prosecuted. :M Wainuiomata Valley, February 2(5. ''' Sewing Machines- [ VER A MILLION LN .USE, and the demand keeps constantly i, ■> Increasing. : j': n . THE GREAT SCTGCESS ■ : OF THE ■; - v •'

WHEELER AND WILSON'MACHINE Is, without doubt, 1 due ■ to the Rotary Hook System on which they are constructed, and which combines ■ GREAT SPEED _ . , With surprising durability and Simplicity. THE LITTLE LABOR. Reqbired to work them renders them the most • suitable for general use. THE NEW NO. 6 Has no heavy machinery to tire and weary the feet, nor cog wheels to wear away and break. It is, therefore, the most economical as well as the most durable and best machine for Tailors, Bootmakers, and all heavy work. We warrant every genuine Wheeler and Wilson to give entire satisfaction. Beware of Spurious Imitations. E, W. MILLS Sole Agent for Wellington. HE LITTLE STRANGER. The Improved Little Stranger, Hand Lock- „, Stitch.(shuttle).. The “Nussey and Co.’s” New Family Silent Sewing Machine (shuttle). The Noiseless Tudor, for Tailoring and Manufacturing (shuttle). WHEELER & WILSON’S MACHINES. Merchants and Shippers supplied. London Office: C. E. Wilson, 29, Falcon square, London, ■ E.C., England, gif’ Messrs Nussey and Co. undertake the purchase for foreign buyers, of all classes of British made Engines, Machinery, Hardware, Woollen and Soft Goods. BOARD and Residence at Mrs. Allens’, Willis street, nearly opposite the Union Bank.