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s tock list. 100 cases Burnett’s old tom, 2 gallons 100 do JDKZ Geneva strong ICO mslra Thomson’s ginger wine 40 do Bernard’s ginger wine 100 cases Barclay’s porter, pints and quarts 45 do Truman’s porter, pints and quarts 20 hhds McEwen’s Edinburgh ale 20 do Truman’s stout, XX 70 cases claret, various brands 40 do No. 2 Moselle, pints and quarts 20 do Joseph Perrier champagne 25 qr-casks Lemon Hart’s rum, lO o.p. ' 10 do Martell’s brandy 10 do Hennessy’s do 6 do do, vintage 1864 100 cases Marteli’s pale brandy 50 do Hennessy’s do 80 do Allsop’s ale, quarts 30 casks Tennant’s ale, pints 10 qr-casks Stewart’s whisky 8 do Belfast do 25 cases Kinnahan’s LL whisky 90 cases Stewart's do .24 do OMlslay do Also, New currants, deme raisins, sugars Tea, coffee, oilmen’s stores, vestas Kelson biscuit, Otago oatmeal, caudles Cigars, tobacco, &c,, &c,, &c. FRANCIS SIDEY & CO. Wellington, 21st Nov. 1867. SADDLERY ! SADDLERY ! ! ■&C., &c., &c. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. JUST LANDED ex “Asterope,” and to arrive per “ Electra ” and “Wild Duck.” A large and first-class assortment o SADDLERY, -WHIPS, SPURS, &c., manufactured expressly to the order of the undersigned. All Orders and repairs sent 'per letter or Dray will be promptly executed, and returned with the least possible.delay. Country Storekeepers and the Trade supplied at the lowest remunerative prices. WILLIAM LOWES, Manufacturer and Importer of every description of Saddlery, Lambton-quay, Wellington. October 1, 1867. EDUCATION. M. FELL, Alumnus of the JL University of Edinburgh, will have vacancies at Christmas, for two young gentlemen to board and educate; the comforts of a well appointed home, combined with a superior education are offered. Terms on application. The highest references given, and references required. Wellington, Oct. 18th. 1867, £25 REWARD. Q TOLEN from my RUN between the 14th : J Oct,, and Ist November, 1867, THREE '.ALVES; the Calves were taken from near a pvt of the run known as the “ Clump of 'frees.” Whoever will give information which lead to the conviction of the offender will receive the above reward. C. R. Bidwell, Pihautea. Pihautea, Nov. 24 SMALL FARMS FOR SALE IX THE TTHABE-KAKA PLAIS. U'jWING to delay in marking off the Sections, none of them will be offered for .Ale by Auction until further notice. The undersigned continues to receive applications from intending purchasers. Plans showing the Sections mayheseenat VVEiheuga, at the office of Messrs Izard and Almrazvn, Wellington, and _at the office of -Ir R. M. Skeet, Greytown. J. VALENTINE SMITH, sth Nov. 1867. TO CARRIERS, CARTERS, AND FARMERS, &c. « AMES WATERSON, Waterproof Cover Maker, Carterton. Waterproof Clothing, Tints, Tarpaulins, Thrashing Cloths, Shop ."■.a Screens, Horse Cloths and Cushions for Traps made to order. Orders left at Mr R. Kemble’s, Carterton; rr, at the “Mercury” Office, will receive prompt attention. FOR SALE AT CARTERTON. A SIX-ROOMED HOUSE, and LAND adjoining, (in such a quantity as the buyer may desire) not exceeding eight acres. For particulars apply to JAMES PETERS. Carterton, Nov. 27,1867. FOR SALE HOOD’S SHEEP DIPPING COMPOSITION XEVIN & CO, January 8 1867, GREYTOWN ARMS, Gheitown, Waibaeapa. ILLIAM HAMMERICH, proprietor of the above establishment, in returning thanks for the very liberal patronage he has received since he opened, begs to intimate that he has recently thoroughly renovated and improved the Premises, and can now offer convenient :.nd comfortable accommodation to Travellers visiting the Wairarapa. WINES, ALES, and SPIRITS, Of the best brands. Excellent Bedroom accommodation for Viators and Families. A good Billiard Room. . Capital Paddock accommodation and Stables. “ Cobb & Co.’s Coaches change horse* at this