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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume II, Issue 53, 11 October 1845, Page 2

SERMON.

THE REV. MR. DUNCAN will perform Divine Service in the Scotch Church, Lambton Quay, TO-MORROW, and the three following Sundays, Public Worship, will commence at 11 o'clock forenoon, and three o'clock afternoon. Wellington, 4th October, 1845.

TO BE SOLD, THE HOUSE and SHOP on the Beach, adjoining Bannisier's Hotel, now occupied by Mr. Hunt. For particulars and terms, apply to Mr. Brandon. October 11, 1845.

JUST ARRIVED, PER HANNAH, T>EST SYDNEY FLOUR, in 1001b. and J3 2001b. bags. Apply to RIDGWAY, HICKSON, & Co. October 11, 1845.

TO BE LET,

And immediate possession given, At a moderate rental, THAT commodious and centrally situate HOUSE and SHOP, on Lambton Quay, lately occupied by Mr. P. M. Harvey. Apply to James Smith & Co. Wellington, 10th October, 1845.

SHIP HOTEL, TE-ARO.

Vndcr tlic Vatroaag* of several Gentlemen of Wellington.

ALYALL, at the request of several Gen- • tlemen, begs to inform the Public, that a WILL TAKE PLACE AT THE ABOVE HOTEL,

ON WEDNESDAY IYENING NEXT, 15TH I NIT., 3En tfje »xrgal Wittoria. m>tatre, ■Doclie Tickets 10s. To admit a Lady and Gentleman Single Tickets 7s.

REFRESHMENTS INCLUDED. To be had at Baihiett'b, Fuile*'i Hotel, and Manner»•treet Stationery Warehouse. Therefreshmentdepartmentunderthe immediate Superintendence of Mr. Lyall.

DANCINQ TO COMMENCE AT 9 O'CLOCK.

Should the evening prove wet, a spring cart will be provided for the accommodation ol those Ladies, who intend honoring the Ball with their presence. Party select. October 11, 1845.

CUSTOM-HOUSE FORMS MAY be had at the office of the " New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Straits Guardian." May 24, 1845.

Post office, Wellington, 11th Oct., 1845. A mail will close at the above office for Auckland, per Kate, this day at two p.m. P. D. Hogg, Postmaster.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS. October 4.— Schooner Hannah, 90 tons, Salmon, from Sydney, sundries. Octobrr 5. — Schooner Kate, 62 tons, Macfarlane, from the coajt with oil. Sairc day. — Schooner Ann and Sarah, 28 tons, Sinclair, Nelson, sundries. Same day. — Schooner Isabella, 14 tons, Jones, Port Cooper. Same day. — SchoonerPer*e»erane«, 15 toss, White, from Otakou, with bone. October 8. — Schooner Joseph Cripps, 78 tonß, Winstone, from Sydney, with sundries. October 8. — Government Brig Victoria, 200 tons, Richards, from Nelson — passengers, His Honor Mr. Justice Chapman, Mr. Strang, Mr. Hart, and Mr. Bottomley.

DEPARTURES. October G. — Schooner Sarah Jane, 29 tons, Swan, for Kaikoras with stores. October 7. — Schooner Susannah Ann, 79 tons, Hensley, for Kaikorts, sundries. October 9. — Cutter Wave, 8 tons, Morton, for Manawatu, sundries. October 10. — Schooner Ann and Sarah, 28 torn, Sinclair, for Kapiti. Sweat day. — Schooner Isabella, 14 tons, Pimble, for East Cape.

The British Sovereign will sail to-day (September 20) for New Zealand, with a detachment of troops, consisting of Lieutenant Colonel Wynyard, Captain Laye, Lieutenants Dressing, Hay, Petley, and Page, Ensign Wynyard, Assistant Surgeon Philson, nine Serjeants, five drummers, and 200 rank and file of the 58th regiment. A large quantity of military stores, including howitzers, fieldpiecei, and ammunition, are on board the ship. — Sydney Morning Herald. The Haidee, a barque of 330 tons, was expected to sail from Sydney for Port Nicholson in a month's time, with sheep and a general cargo. The Nelson was to sail from England in all Jane, for Nelson and Wellington, and may therefore be expected in the course of this month. We are informed that on her arrival the will be immediately laid on for England.

H.M.S. Racehorte, 18 gum, Captain Hay, arrived August 28* at Adelaide ; from England, Bth May, Cape of Good Hope 11th July, and Swan River, 15th inst., with specie. She sailed again on the 3d September, for Hobart Town and Sydney. It is reported she will proceed to New Zealand.

Imports by thb Hannah. — 13 kegs tobacco, 1 case cigars, 9 hhds. Geneva, 5 do. brandy, 3 cases cigars, 14 boxes tobacco, /. Salmon — 2 packages cigars, H. Joseph— l bale cottons, 10 bundles shorels, 56 bags salt, 2 quarter casks vinegar, 40 boxes soap, 58 do. candles. 16 kegs nails, 1 cairoteel currants, 2 crates earthenware, 3 cases tobacco pipes, 6 cans oil, 5 casks refined sugar, J. Salmon 547 bags flour, Order— 4 hhdi. rum, 13') bags flour, 7 chests tea, 4 bags coffee, 4 cases oilman's stores, W. B. Rhodes— s bales, 1 case slops, H. Joseph — 80 bundles hoop iron, 19 boxe3 soap, 10 mats coffee, 4 quarter casks vinegar, 2 cases fruit, 1 package raisins, 3 casks barley, 2 do. split peas, 1 bag almonds, 1 do. ginger, 3 casks sugar, 2 cases haberdashery, 7 cases sherry, 7 casks ale, 4 do wine, order— l case apparel, G. Hunter— l 72 bags sugar, 22 do. coffee, 26 boxes tea, order. Imports bt the Joseph Cripps — 3 bundles sole leather, 1 do. kip, 2 coils rope, 107 bags sugar, 147 do. rice, 6 barrels -rinegar, 3 tons coal, 6 torn salt, 10 tins oil, 2 casks soda, 1 cask apples, 2 boxes window glass, 1 case sweetmeats, 1 bag greaves, 1 load cedar, 20 sheep, 2 bundles leather, I cask grindery, 1 case drapery, 10 halfchests tea, 1 iron pot, C. Perry— l cask bricks, 1 package merchandize, Rev. R. Cole — 1 caroteel currants, 2 casks butter, 6 boxes almonds, 1 case muscatels, 20 boxes raisins, 5 casks pearl barley, 6 cases oils, C. Perry — 1 bale, 1 case leather, Matthews— l 43 bags flour, W. B. Rhodes 8f Co.— 3 hhds. brandy, 3 cases cigars, 14 boxes window glass, 1 bale cottons, 1 ton rice, 3 boxes raisins, 3 bags coffee, 8 boxes starch, 4 do. candles, Order — 3 cases groceries, 1 do. zinc, 10 bags maize, 80 boxes soap, C. Perry.

Baptized on Sunday, sth insi., at St. Mary's Catholic Chapel (according to the rite of the Church Catholic), by the Rev. J. P. O'Reily, Elizabeth Jane, daughter of William and Margaret Gill.