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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume II, Issue 56, 1 November 1845, Page 2

LIST OF UNCLAIMED LETTERS. November 1, 1845.

Boirer, D. Joss, Capt. James Burt, Thomas Kettle C. H. Batten, Sarah King, R. A. Bayley, .\iiss Louwds, Mrs. L. B. Boddington, Edward Looding, Joseph Broderick, C. Lee, James Bowler, Charles Lloyd, Thomas Brown, Richard 2 Munford, J. Benton, Timothy Milmore, Joseph Brown, Wm, (Poverty Miller, Thomas Bay) 2 Macfarlane, J. H. M. Brown, James Moses, John Baker, Geo. Alex. Manzon, Thomas Bell, Jas. C. Newman, Alfred Brown, Mrs. Charlotte Oxley, George Chambers, Mrs E. E. Parker, S. C. Constable, Edward Pearse, Charles Colliss, Charles Riley, George Craven, Thomas Reynolds, Richard Cole, G. T t Reading, J. B. Cole, Henry Renall, Alfred Dempster, Alex. Schultze, C. W. Durre, Mr. Smith, Benjamin Davey, Thomas Seymour, Charles Farmer, John Sampson, P. (Poverty FrewsjfJohn Bay) Guard, John Sacramento, A. A. Glasgow, Robert Scott, James Garrett, W. W. G. Thomas, Joseph 4 Gilliess, Mrs Capt. Taylor, Samuel Hales, C. F. Taste, John Horsley, Richard Teed, W. Hunt, Thomas Trubshaw, W. Hardcastle, Mrs Wm. Thornburn, George He} wood, W. G. Walton, James Hammond, M. Watson, H. Hughlings, Hy. Whiteman, Francis Hunt, Thomas Wilson, J. U. Holder, William 3 Wright, William Jury, John Wallace, R. Jones, G. Wilkinson. Mess. & Co Johnson, W. Youlton, Miss C. Jonesj Henry Young, John

ASSORTED CARGO!

NOW Landing, ex Scotia, and for sale in lots to suit purchasers :—: — Ist Flour, 150 and 2001b bags Bright Manilla Sugar Bathurst Cheese Coffee No. 4 Manilla Cigars Brandy and Gin, in hhds. a^d csa Gin Currants, Raisins, Mustard and Sj ices White Lead, Paint oil and Fh/ 1 Bottled Ale and Porter, and Prime Sh rry in quarter casks Soap and Fine Hyson Skin Tea Prints, Calicoes, Blue Shirts, Whalers' hoofs and a variety of other Merchandize. Oil and Bone taken in Exchange. Apply to Charles Perry, or William Fitzherbert. Wellington, Novemher 1, 1845.

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

ON SALE, BEST SYDNEY FLOUR Hobart Town Flour Adelaide FJour Salt, Sugar, Rice, Souchong Tea in Boxes Tobacco, in tierces and keg P rt, Sherry and Madeira in Bottle Sherry and Madeira in Wood, Rutherford Drury & Co.'s Brand. Robert Waitt. October 25, 1845.

GOVERNMENT NOTICE.

f^iO M PLAINTS having been made at this V-/ Office, of the number of Cattle found wandering at large in the Town of Wellington, and of frequent damage done to cultivated grounds by such cattle ; Notice is hereby given, that if any honied or neat cattle, horses, sheep, goats, and swine, shall be found wandering at large in any of the streets or public places of the Town of Wellington, (he owner thereof shall forfeit and pay for every head of cattle so wandering, any sum not exceeding five shillings. Henry St. Hill, P. M. Police Office, Wellington, 27th Oct. 1845.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS. October 27. — Cutter Wave, 8 tons, Morton, from Manawatu, with flax. October 30. — Schooner Scotia, 68 tons, Ward, from Sydney, with sundries — Passengers, Mr. J. Curtis, and Mr. Macbeth. October 30. — Schooner Ocean. 30 tons, Ferguson, ■from Poverty Bay, with sundries.

DEPARTURES. October 27. — Schooner Sisters, 20 tons, To Ura, for Akaroa, with sundries. Same day. — Schooner Sarah Jane, 29 tons, Swan, for Kapiti and tbe coast, with sundries. October 29. — Schooner Hannah, 93 tons, Salmon, for Auckland, with sundries. October 30. — Cutter Wave, 8 tons, MortOD, for Ohau, with sundries.

Imports per Scotia — 1 case cigars, 6 cases gin, 2,hhds. B. P. rum, 1 pipe brandy, 1 hhd. gin, 140 bags sugar, 9 bags coffee, 2 chests tea, 26 tons flour, 2 tons soap,<] quarter cask Sherry, 5 cases groceries, 40 casks beer, 2 cases slops, 160 cheeses, Order — 20 bags flonr, 18 bags sugar, 1 cask do., /. Jones. Exports per Susannah Ann — 19J tons black oil, 4£ tons sheet lead, 60,000 feet New Zealand timber.

SYDNEY SHIPPING. Arrivals. The Governor, Williamson, Oct. 8, from Liverpool, 23d May. Thtt, Comet, Qct 9, from Nelion, after a passage of thirteen days.

The Royal William, Oct. 12, from Port Nicholson and Nelson. The brig Bee, Oct. 12, after a passage of twentyone days. gers, Mr. G. Baker. Mr. J. Dunn, and Mr. A. Newton.

The Terror sailed for Auckland Oct. 8. The David Malcolm was to sail immediately after the Scotia for this port via Twofold Bay— PassenThe Haidee and the Sir John Franklin were laid on for Auckland. The Comet was to sail immediately for Nelson via Twofold Bay, with sheep and cattle.

Mr. Earp's Line of Packets — Under engagement to the New Zealand Company, to sail on the 24th of July, unless so >ncr despatched, the Lancfiesler, 400 tons, Captain Purchase. The mail for the Nelson brig was announced at the General Post-office, to be made up on the 20th of June.