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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume I, Issue 18, 8 February 1845, Page 1

BRITANNIA LODGE, M. V. 1. ORDER of ODD FELLOWS.

rpHE BRETHREN of the above Order are X informed, that the annual dinner and ball will take place in the Odd Fellows Hall, Aurora Tavern, on Wednesday newt, the 13th February. Lodge opened at 5 p.m., dinner on table at six o'clock precisely. By order of the N.G. J. Rain, Sea.

NOTICE. ALL PARTIES indebted to the late-firm of Wallace ai>d Williamson. Butchers, Te Aro, are requested to settle their respective accounts forthwith, or means will betaken for recovery of the same; and all parties having claims on the eaid firm are requested to send in the barne immediately to Mr. Williamson, the surviving paitner, for adjustment. Wellington, February 8, 1845.

SHERRIFF'S SALE.

In the Supreme Court, between Henry Princb, Plaintiff; and Eden Bowlbr and George Smith, Defendants; trading as Bowler and Smith. BY VIRTUE of a writ of execution against the goods and chattels of the above named Defendant?, the Shciiff will cause to be sold by public auction, on Tuesday next, the 11th instant, at 12 o'clock precisely, (unless this execution be previously stayed,) on the premises on Lambton-quay, adjoining the Aurora Tavern, all the untxpired term and interest of the Raid Eden Bowler and George Smith, of and in the warehouse and premises situate on Lambton-quay aforesaid, together with the several goods, merchandise, and effects therein contained. Aho, The She Jiff will cause to be sold by public auction, on the premises at the Waiwatu, and of the time of which sale notice will be published in next week's Spectator, all the crops, partly cut and otherwise, and partly growing on the fai m known as '* Bowler's Farm," situate on the Waiwatu River, in the valley of the Hutt, several pigs and other effects; together with the unexpired term and interest of the said Eden Bowler and George Smith, of and in the farm aforesaid, now occupied by them. Henry St. Hill. Sheriff. Sheriff's Office, Wellingt' n, February 7, 1845.

WINDOW GLASS, all sizes, on sale ex Lady Leiyh. P. M. Hervby, Lambton-quay. WELLINGTON ALMANACK FOR 1845,

IS LOW PUBLISHED. I^HE THIRD YEAR OF PUBLICATION. This Almanack is calculated tor the meridian of Wellington; and-will be found to answer all Ihe purposes of a Nautical Almanack, which cost five shillings in London, is commonly charged in the neighbouring colonies at one pound five shillings, and is not generally to be had even at that price. i Price one shilling. Sold at the Printing Offffce, Manners-street, and at Mr. Lyon'a, corner of Willis-street. January 2, 1845.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS. February 3, Victoria, government brig, Kicoards, from Auckland. February 6, Dart, schooner, Brown, Mister, the East Coast. Same day, Ocean, schooner, Ferguson, Master, from Kapiti.

DEPARTURES. February 1, Rover's Bride, brigtntino, JoM; Master, for the West Coast. Same day, Royal William, sloop, Lovett, Muter, for Cape Farewell. Same day, Hazard, H.M.S. 18 guns, Captain Robertson, for Auckland. February 4, Perseverance, schooner, Chmslin, for Otago. February 5, Katherine Johmton, cutter, Taylor, for Wauganui. February 7, Fidele, tchooner, C«miao, fo# Manawatu.

IN POUT. Hannah, brigantine, M'Carthy, M«at6r* Willie and Co., Agents, ( "Shepherdess," schooner, Yule, Master. C; W. Schultze; Agent. Sutannah Ann,' schooner, Hcrwley, M*ttof> Samuel and Joseph, Ageats. Victoria, Government trfig^.RichitiSt ' Bart, schooner, Brqy/ti. ' - .** ~"~- Ocean, tchoetier, Ferguson.