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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume II, Issue 60, 29 November 1845, Page 1

TO COVER THIS SEASON, At Herongate, River Hutt ; THE IMPORTED THOROUGH BRED HORSE, RIDDLESWORTH, by EMELIUS, out of BEE-fN-A-BONNET Single Mares, Seven Guineas each. To be paid on the Ist of January, 1846. Apply to Henry W. Pxtrs. Herongate, September 27, 1845.

TO COVER THIS SEASON,

At Upland Farm, ON THE OLD ROAD TO EARORI, THAT well-known IMPORTED HORSE DAM A S X, By GRATIS, out of Bessy Bedlam.

MAZEPPA. MAZEPPA was imported from the celebrated steed of Charles Smith, of Sydney, and is so well known to the colonists in general, that it is useless to say any more in his praise. %&%£ } Thr " <*"«" eMb - Apply to T. W* Tankersley, Commercial Hotel. November 29, 1845.

ON SALE, AT THE WAREHOUSE 0W THE UNDERSIGNED.

Port, Sherry, and French Wines J Bottled Ale and Porter Scotch Whisky in quarter casks and hhds. Gin in hhds., West India Rum Prime Irish Pork in barrels and half barrels Cheshire and Leigh Cheese in lead cases Tea in chests and catty boxes, Manilla Coffee Island and Manilla sugar Earthenware and Glass ware Blankets, Red and White Printed Druggets, Prints, and 'Mousseline de Lames Cotton and worsted Plaids, Checks and Tartans 6-4 Merinos and Orleans Cloth Broad cloth, Pilot cloth, Cassimere & Trowser stuffs Packing cloth, Shoemakers' andTailors'thread Hemp Woolpacks, 3 and 4 bushel Flour sacks 4-4 Unbleached Sheetings, Osnaburghs, Dowlas, Duck, Ticking, &c. .English Cordage, Marline, Spunyarn, &c. Oakum, and Blocks of all sizes Linseed oil, Turpentine, and Paints Sail canvass and Twine Bar and rod Iron, Iron nails assorted Cement, Bricks, Flags, and Slates Tin ware, Ranges, Stoves and chimney pieces Iron hurdles, Iron pumps, Piping, and Fenders Christy's Beaver and Silk Hats Negrohead Tobacco English Coals, a few English Ploughs AND VARIOUS OTHER ARTICLES. RIDGWAYS, HICKSON, & Co. Wellington, August 2, 1845.

For Sale by Private Contract,

ABOUT 450 very Superior EWES, most of which have Lambs, or arc about to lamb —also, about 20 good RAMS. Many of these Sheep have been bred in the Colony, and ail are thoroughly acclimated; they are now running within a few miles of Town, where arrangements might be made for them to remain. May be seen, and further particulars obtained, by application to Bethune & Hunter. Exchange, Wellington, 3d October, 1845.

WOOL PACKS, CORN AND FLOUR BAGS. rriHE above articles, manufactured from New JL Zealand Flax, by Messrs. Clifford & Vavasour, may now be had, in any quantities, at the Manufactory, or at the store of Mr. W. Lyon, corner of Willis-street and Lambton Quay. From the great strength and lasting qualities of the material, the above will be found superior to those usually imported from England. April 19th, 1845.

NOTICE.

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TO THE PUBLIC.

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