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contrary to the spirit of British law, and calculated to foster a spirit of intolerance and crime in the Maori, and I think it will be admitted by-all who have paid attention to the Maori character, that few have a clearer sense of the wide difference between right and wrong. Then why is the' law rendered supple, or we averse to enforce it where justice demands, therefore it is to be hoped that this partial ordinance will be soon swept away, and justice be weighed out from an even balance without respect to colour or condition of personage. If, Sir, you deem these remarks admissible to the columns of your paper, by inserting them you will oblige, yours, &c. Pakeha. SALE OF CONDEMNED GOODS. ONE Bundle 'of CAVENDISH TOBACCO, 291b5., (condemned), will be SOLD by PUBLIC AUCTION, on Tuesday next, 6th April, at 12 o'Clock at noon, at the Searcher's Office, Port Victoria. J. W. Hamilton, Sub Collector. Custom House, Port Victoria, 2nd April, 1852. SALE OF "THE LYTTELTON ARMS." TIT'ESSRS. LONG DEN & LE CREN ■*■»-*- beg to aunounce that they have received instructions to SELL by AUCTION, at their Stores in Lyttelton, on Tuesday 6th Apkil next, at 12 o'clock precisely, those well known Premises situate on the beach, Lyttelton, and known as " The Lyttelton Arms," together with the Lease and Goodwill of the same. The Land is held upon Lease for 21 years, and the Premises are Let to the present Tenant for 3 years at a handsome rental. The Hotel has lately undergone a complete repair, which renders it one of the most comfortable in the Settlement. A most lucrative business is being carried on, and to any one desirous of investing the present affords a firstrate opportunity. For further particulars apply to .LONGDEN AND Le Cr_N. UNRESERVED SALE^AUcfioN, AT CHRISTCHURCH. M ESSRS * LONGDEN & LE CREN JJLL will Sell by AUCTION, on Wednesday next, April 7th, at the residence of J. T. Brown, Esq., near the Golden Fleece, Christchurch, the following STOCK AND PROPERTY, Being the effects of Captain Wilkinson, who is about leaving the colony:— ?? alves ' Mahogany Washing \ *lare > Stand, • 1 Dozen Fowls, Arm Chairs, Plough and Harrows, Iron Bedstead, Tool Chest, Saddle, Canteen, 2 Water Closets, | tove ' Oil Cloth, 5 a. y ' TT 2 Carpets, Dairy Utensils, _ Rolls Felt, Gig Harness, Baskets, Books.AgriculChest of Drawers, tural Implements, &c. 2 Cases Old Port, 3 dozen each. 3 Do. Sherry, ditto. 2 Do. Marsala, ditto. 6 Do. Pale Brandy, 1 dozen each. 2 Do. Gin, ditto. 1 Double Barrel Gun. 5 Bags Shot, Powdgr, &c. 1 Revolving Pistol. 1 Walking-stick Gun. Several hundred feet well-seasoned Timber; and a variety < f articles too numerous to mention. Sale at 12 o'Clock precisely. SALE BY AUCTION, At Christchurch. MESSRS. LONGDEN & LE CREN tuJlf Uh Z Auction ' at their St <^ rwVv? a ?_ VC?' ChTTCHURC^ on Thursday next, April 8, the undermentioned Goods, viz. 5 T«°n N? £ F V- D' L- FL°UR, ? C;isks Prime New Zealand Pork, 1 Keg Butter, 2 Tons Prime Onions, 5 Cwt. Potatoes, 20 Bushels Maize, ,TK 10 Cwt. Liverpool Salt, x 20 Bags table^about 30 lbs. each1) 10 Boxes Yellow Soap, '' 15 Bags Rice, 3 Casks Bottled Ale. Also, a general assortment of Ironmongery, Jiar then ware, Brushware, &c. Sale at 12 o'Clock.