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

ANNIVERSARY FETE.

A MEETING will be held at Barrett's Hotel this evening, Saturday, at eight o'clock, to form the committee to receive entries, and transact other business. J. Dorset, Sec. January 10, 1845. _____

ANNIVERSARY BALL.

BRITANNIA SALOON, Aurora Tavern. This spacious and elegant saloon will be opened for the first time on Wednesday, the 22nd instant. Tickets ss. Dancing to commence at eight o'clock. January 10, 1845,

FOR SALE,

MR. BARTON'S FARM on the Hutt, consisting of 100 acre 3. The lease is for twenty-one years, of which period three and a half years have expired. The land is all cleared, excepting belts reserved for ornaments and for shelter; large portions af the property is now under crop. There is a wooden house with seven rooms, and a stable and barn. The buildings are all so erected as never to be inconvenienced by the rising of the river. Section 92, in the upper Hutt, distant from the bridge about nine miles. This section is bounded on the one side by the Hutt, and on the other by the main road. The soil is of the first descrJDt'on, and the land is -ill le\?\. There is a rivulet running through the centre of this property, which from its excellence and appearance has become known as the silver stream. The section is chiefly covered with the Totara, which it is expected will sooti be in great demand as an article of export.

ALSO, The house and out-buildings on Petoni beach, in the occupation of Mrs. Butler. All these properties will be found worthy the attention of newly arrived settieis. They are offered for sale in consequence of Mr. Barton's having determined to settle upon his stock station in the Wairarapa. For terms of sale, apply to A. T. Holroyd. Wellington, January 10, 1845.

ON SALE,

AT THE Warehouse of the undersigned — An extensive assortment of manufactured goods, provisions, spirituous and malt liquors, wines, &c, &c. ALSO, The well-known superior draught horse GEORGE, eight years old, and perfectly sound, together with a two-wheeled cart on springs. Apply to RIDQWAYS, HICKSON, & Co, January 10, 1845.

ON SALE.

AT the new warehouse of the undersigned, A few cases of splendid port in bottle, Maderia, very fine in bottle, 185 Doz. of good port and sherry, Also port and sherry in wood, Maraschino in fine condition, Champagne, the finest ever imported, in one and three dozen cases, c. 48s. per doz. Sparkling and stili Hocks, A few cases of Moselle, Draught gin, also 200 cases gin, Fine Cognac in wood and bottle, Splendid Scotch whiskey, Draught ale, Sail canvas of all numbers, Jams, tripe, wax candles, pipes, Anchovies, slops, boots and shoes, Chains and anchors, English Coals, and numerous other goods. W. S. Loxley. Farish-street, January 9, 1845.

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIPNOTICE is hereby given that the Partnership formerly subsisting between the undersigned, and carried on at Wellington, under the firm of Joseph Boulcott, and Company, was dissolved by mutual consent on the twenty-ninth day of November last. All persons indebted to the said firm, are hereby requited to pay the amount of their debts to Mr. Joseph Boulcott, who will pay all debts owing by the firm, and by whom the business of the firm will for the present be carried on, at the premises in Lamb-ton-quay. Dated this seventh day ef December, 1844. Joseph Boulcott ! r , ' Robert Stokes 1 ,'„ v Charges M. Penny: '.Witness, R. Davis Hanson, Solicitor, Wellington.