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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume I, Issue 46, 23 August 1845, Page 1

SUPREME COURT.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that a Sitting of the Supreme Court, for the despatch of Criminal business, will be bolden at the Court House, in Wellington, on Monday, the first day of September next, at one o'clock in the forenoon ; and that a Sitting for the despatch of Civil business, will be holden at the Court House, on Monday, the Bth day of said .month, at ten o'clock in the forenoon ; at which time* and place all persons under recognizances to appear either as prosecutors, defendants, or witnesses, are required to give their attendance. Robert R. Strang, Deputy Registrar Supreme Court. August 8, 1845.

NOTICE.

BY DEED bearing date the 31st day of July, 1845, all the outstanding Debts due to the late Firm of Holroyd and Hart, have been assigned unto the undersigned, Robert Hart, who is duly authorised to collect and recover the same, and to receive all communications directed to the said late Firm. Arthur T. Holroyd, Robert Hart. Witness — W. Cruickshank. Wellington, August 9, 1845.

TO BE LET.

THAT COMFORTABLE Dwelling House, with garden ground attached, pleasantly situated on the Kaiwarra-warra stream, at present in the possession of Mr. K. Mathieson.

ALSO, A small plot of ground suitable for the erection of a cottage, situated further up the Kai-warra-warra stream. For particulars, apply to , - WjJJ^AIfcjLTOHi^ Wellington, Aug. 15, 1845.

DUTIES. British Spirits ss. per gallon. Foreign Spirits ss. per gallon Tobacco manufactured Is. per lb. Unmanufactured . . . . 9d. per lb. Snuff : 2s. per lb. Cigars 2s. per lb. Wikes 20 per cent. AI m'aH!wio P rr. t ff > ..? nd .. o .'! 1 !:} 15 P« •«•• On all guns or weapons of any 1 description, or gunpowder, > 30 per cent. or any munition of war . . J On all other goods, wares, ■. merchandise, and property, I * Der c nt except personal baggage, J " living animals, and specie. . -*

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS. August 19. — Sloop Royal William, Lovett, from Cloudy Bay. Same day. — Schooner Kate, M'Farltne, from Kaikora, with oil. Same day. — Schooner Sarah Jane, Swarm, from Kaikora, with oil. Same day. — Brig Bee, Unthank, from Akaroa, with oil. Same day. — Schooner Mana, Munn, from Kaikora, with oil.

DEPARTURES. August 17. — Cutter Ann and Sarah, Sinclair, for Nelson. August 19. — Barque Elizabeth, Jones, for New Hebrides. August 22. — Schooner Sister, Korff, for Sydney. Same day. — Sarah Jane, Swarm, for Cloudy Bay. The Bee spoke, off Banks' Peninsula, the Carnaervon, whaler, Irving, 100 ban els humpback oil. The Marianiie of Hobart Town, Lindsay, 350 barrels black oil. The American whaler China, Captain Porter, left Akaroa, homeward bound, with 1,700 black, and 850 barrels sperm. The following colonial whaler* are on the whaling grounds in the neighbourhood of the Peninsula :— The Cheviot of Hobart Town, eight months out, 50 tuns black and 8 tuns sperm. The Juno of Sydney, eight months out, 550 barrels sperm. The Wallaby of Hobart Town, with 80 tuns black oil : 63 tuns of this was caught off Port Cooper heads in six days. The fisheries to the southward of Banks' Peninsula have not proved so successful as was anticipated. By the Bee we learn that at Woods' H,oiho station, there is 29 tuns ; Price's, Ikolaki, 27 tuns ; Rhodes', Peraki, 28 tuns. The fishery at Island Bay was broke up early in the season, all , the hands being lost at sea on the 6th June. Mr. Napier, of Glasgow, has been commissioned by Government to build an iron frigate 'for the navy, 1,800 tons burdeu. This wjll be the first frigate built on the dydeT ' '