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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume I, Issue 14, 11 January 1845, Page 1

FOR LONDON DIRECT,

xs^2su rr\HE Al, British built barque Jgj& ± RAYMVND, MSl~&ju> Hugh M'Kay commander, burden Mpasang 500 tons, coppered and copper CmSSP fastened, and sails remarkably fast. Has now the principal part of her cargo on board. Parties having freight are requested to make immediate application, as tit the event of a sufficient quantity not offering within ten days, the vessel will then proceed to Sydney to complete her loading. A limited number of passengers can be comfortably accommodated. For terms of which, or freight, apply to Captain M'Kay, or to RIDGWAtfS, HICKSON, & Co. Wellington, January 10, 1845.

For Nelson and Hob art Town, To sail on Saturday, the Wth inst., ,<T3Ui nnHE well known fast sailing |2ff*pL X schooner SISTERS, *$§&£s&, Captain Clark, will sail for the mMSEnL above ports punctually. (QfiSv^ For freight or passage, apply to Captain Clarke on board, or to Mr. R. Waitt. Custom House Buildings, Te Aro.

SALE OF WHALING STATION IN CLOUDY BAY.

MESSRS. BETHUNE AND HUNTER are instructed by the Mortgagee to sell by Public Auction, at the Exchange, Wellington, on Tuesday, the 14th January current, at 1 o'clock — All the right, title, interest, and property of James Williams, in and to the whaling station in Port Underwood, Cloudy Bay, known as Tom Kain's Bay, together with two seven-oared ■whale boats, cutting falls, shears, crab, try pot, and works, nouses, boat shed, and ways; about 30 tuns of old and new casks, and a quantity of whaling gear, &c. &a. A liberal credit will be given, and payment taken if required in oil and bone next season. For fuither particulars, apply to the Auctioneers. Wellington, January 3, 1845. WELLINGTON ALMANACK FOR 1845, IS j\ OW PUBLISHED.

THE THIRD YEAR OF PUBLICATION. This Almanack is calculated for the meridian Of Wellington ; and will be found to answer all the purposes of a Nautical Almanack, which cost five shillings in London, is commonly charged in the neighbouring colonies at one Bound five shillings, and is not generally to be had even at that price. Price one shilling. Sold at the Printing Office, Manners-street, and at Mr. Lyon J s, corner of Willis-street. January 2, 1845.

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. THE partnership heretofore existing between the undersigned (except as to business now in actual progress) is dissolved this day, by mutual consent. Debts due to and from the firm will be received and paid by the undersigned, Arthur Todd Holroyd. Dated at Wellington, this 31st day of December, 1844. Arthur T. Holroyd. Robert Hart. Witness — Robert S. Cheesman, Wellington.

LAND TO LEASE. mOWN amd COUNTRY LANDS TO LET JL on advantageous terms in all parts of the Company's settlements. Clifford and Vavasour. October 9, 1844.

GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES ! ! ! AT THE WELLINGTON TAVERN.

BRANDY, gin, rum, and whiskey, at one shilling per bottle, or six shillings per gallon. The best porter, and finest Colonial ale, at 10 pence per pot. Families and housekeepers supplied now at the above immense reductions. December 26, 1844.

JUST RECEIVED. ONE case superior blue cloth caps, Gunter's mustard, jams, and jellies. R. Langdon, Herbert-street, Opposite the Union Bank. Nov. 1, 1844.

NOTICE.

MESSRS. W. B. RHODES and Co., most respectfully informs those indebted to them that all accounts which remain unsettled after the 20th January, 1845, will be sued for without respect to per ions. J W. B. Rhodes/and Co., request that all account* against them be rendered for adjustment. ~ , W, B, Rhodes ahd Co. December 27, 1844,