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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume II, Issue 62, 20 December 1845, Page 1

Anniversary of the Wesley an Chapel,

MANNERS STREET.

ON SUNDAY, the 2 1st inst., Sermons will be preached and collections made, in aid of the funds of the above Chapel : — That in the morning, at eleven, by the Rev. S. Ironside, and that in the evening, at half-past six, by Mr. J. Woodward, Congregational Minister. A Tea Meeting for the friends of the Chapel will be held on December 26, at 5, p. m. Wellington, December 13, 1845.

SERMONS.

THE REV. JOHN INGLIS will preach (D.V.) in the Scotch Church, Lambton Quay, on Sabbath first, the 21st instant, and on several succeeding Sabbaths. Public worship to commence aiKlo'clock in the forenoon, and : 3*. in the afternoon. Wellington, Dec. 20, 1845.

Richard Hughes, Deceased. ALL PERSONS having any claim against the estate of Richard Hughes, late of Stourbridge, in the Parish of Oldswindford, in the County of Worcester, in England, Linen Draper, deceased, are xequested to forward the same to Mr. Brandon, Lambton Quay. Wellington, Dec. 12, 1845.

UNION BANK OF AUSTRALIA, Wellington Branch, New Zealand. Notice is hereby given, that on and after the 20th day of Dei-ember 1845, all DHPOSITS AND CURRENT ACCOUNTS will be chargeable with COMMISSION, agreeably to the Rules and Regulations of this Establishment. Application to be made at the Bank. A. Macdonald, Manager. Wellington, December 9, 1845.

TO COVER THIS SEASON, At Upland Farm, ON THB oti»>-ii.t»3s«t3F«6p?nw&tJf - — THAT well-known IMPORTED HORSE DAMASK, By GRATIS, out of Bessy Bedlam.

MAZEPPA. MAZEPPA was imported from the celebrated stud 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. ISfctoS- } »«**«,«*. Apply to T. W. Tankersley, Commercial Hotel. November 29, 1845.

FLAX.

WANTED TO PURCHASE by the undersigned — 100 tons Native cleaned Flax, To suit the convenience of parties, the above will be received in small quantities. James Smith & Co. Wellington, June 24, 1845.

WOOL PACKS, CORN AND FLOUR BAGS. nn HE 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 W, >His~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.

Published this day, price Is.,

THE PETITION TO PARLIAMENT; from the Inhabitants of the Southern Settlements of New Zealand. A few copies may be had at the Office of the Neil) Zealaud Spectator, — also at Mr. Lyon's, Messrs. Johnson & Moore's, and Mr. Taine's, Lambton Quay. December 6, 1845.

ST. JOHN'S FESTIVAL.

rTIHE BRETHREN of the New Zealand X Pacific Lodge of Ancient Freemasons, meet to celebrate ST. JOHN'S DAY, at their Hall, on MONDAY, December 29, 1845, at 4 o'clock, p.m. Banquet at 6 o'clock.

Tickets 10s. 6d., to be had at Barrett's Hotel, or of the Officers of the Lodge. By Command of the W. M. J. H. W., Secretary. Dercembs6, 1845.