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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume II, Issue 64, 27 December 1845, Page 2

NEW INN, KAI WARRA. JOHN PIMBLE begs most respectfully to inform his friends and the inhabitants of Wellington, that haying nearly completed his two spacious roonis at' the above Inn for the better accommodation of the public, there will be a BALL AND SUPPER,

On Hew Year's Eve, Wednesday, the 31st instant, at Eight o'clock. Tickets admitting iwo-53., and single tickets 35. ; to be had at the Aurora Tavern, at the Thistle Inn, and at the bar of New Inn, Kai Warra. Wellington, December 27, 1845.

Just Landed, NELSON ALE, in Barrels and Hhds. P. M. Hervey. 26th December, -1845.

ON SALE, BEST SYDNEY FLOUR, per Munford ' Best H'obart Town Flour, per Bandicoot, Pudding Raisin* . ] ' Muscatel Raisins, > per Muirford Currants J Apply to RID&WAYS, HICKSON, & Co. ' December 27,- 1845.

. TEN SHILLINGS REWARD. STRAYED front TeAro Mill, 6 Geese, all with the left wing cut, whoever finds the time shall receive the above reward. T.H. HoOQARDt Dee. 26, 1845.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS. December 20.— Schooner Mana, 30 tons, Muun, from Moraki, with sundries. December 21. — Schooner Amelia, 7 tons, Gill, ,from Nelson, with sheep. December 24. — Brigantine [Scotia, 68 tons, Ward, from New Plymouth, with oil and bone. December 26.— Schooner Sarah Jane, 30 tons, Svrann, from Nelson, with sundries. December 26. — Brig Nelson, 153 tons, Sedgwick, cia Nelson.

DEPARTURES. December 24.— Schooner Ocean, 30 tons. Ferguson, for Chatham Islands, with sundries. December 25. — Schooner Shamrock, 85 tons, Browning, for Sydney. Same day. — Schooner Susannah Ann, 62 tons, •Hensley. for Hikolaki, with sundries. December 26. — Schooner Sisters, 20 tons, Maori, 'for Akaroa.

The schooner' Osprey, Hunt, arrived at'Nel«on on the 28th November from Auckland. The brigantine Comet, Cork, sailed from Nelaon for Sydney on the 23d November. The Palmyra arrived at Adelaide on the 21st of September, after a passage of 31 days. The Star of China from Tahiti, airived at Auckland on the V2th November. The William Hyde was expected to leave daily for England when the Otprey sailed. Her cargo consists of 64 spars, 74 tons kuuii gum, 100 tons manganese, 12 bales of wool. The whaling barque * Caernarvon had a very narrow escape from being burnt on the 30th November. A fire havingteen discovered from the shore, severaf boats immediately put off, and •ir reaching "lie-vessel it was found to "have commenced in the galley, but from what cause was unknown, asihere wasno person on board at the time. T-he damage is estimated above £200. — New Zealandtr.

Imports per Svsannah Ann.— 23 hhds. brandy, 1 puncheon rum, -2 hlids. brandy, 4 barrels vinegar, 3 do. pork, 2 cases oilman's stores, 2 bags {>epper, 1 truss twine, -10 tons coals, 1 bundle eather, 10 i ackages ropp, 1 grindstone, 2 coal skuttles, 1 bag chalk, I package ironmongery, 40 sheep, 50 baps flour, 5 do. pepper, 7 -boxes ao«p, 5 bags coffee, 61 boxes soap, 83 boxes candles.— C. Perry. 14 tierces beef, 10 hhds. do., 120 bundles hoop iron, 120 bags flour, 2 kegs nails, 1 do. oil, 2 do. white lead, 19 bags sugar, 2_ chests tea, 1 half do., 1 bag raisins, 2 boxes pickles and mustard, 1 bag sundries, 1 case slops, 1 bale do., 1 load cedar planks. — /. Price. 1 cask ironmongery, 1 d . glass, 4 bundles spades. — C. Perry. 2 cases pipes, 5 qr. boxes tea, 1 case lamps, 1 case leather. — Order. C. Perry, agent. Exports per Shamrock. — 79 bales flax, 11 barrels 30 half ban els pork, i tierce beef. — Jfurnin. 9 bundles roofing paper, 6'cases paper, f>\ chests tea, 1 case \ ens, \ case printed books, 30,000 elates, 3,000 feet sawn timber, 1 case stays. H. Waitt, Agent.

Jmforjts per Nekon from London — 4 case apparel, Shrodtr. 1 cask, W. Hulk. 1 case, F. fuller. 1 case, T.W.M. 1 case, W. WaJccfield. 1 case, J. Saxton. 2 cases, 1 box, 1 package, C. Daniell. 2 cases, 1 bale, P. Harvey, 1 case, S. Marsden. 1 case, J. C. Webb. 1 case, J. Hobbs, 1 case, D. Munro. 1 case, C. L. Reay. 1 case, O'lietllif. L 4 butts, 27 barrels salt, 10 casks gunpowder, 22 boxes soap, 2 cases currants, 2 cases raisins, 1 case glassware, 1 trunk ■thoes, 1 bale cordage, 3 cases hats, 2 bolts canvass, 6-bales drapery, 1 cask blacking, 1 case hosiery, 1 cane ironmongery, 1 case brushes, 1 keg nails, 1 crate earthenware, 11 hbds. brandy, 2 hhds. gin, M. &S. 1 box seeds, W. Speedy. 1 case plant*, Smith. 1 case, Wallit. 2 boxes Apparel, S.M. 2 cases plate- glass, W.Fell & Co. 4 hhds. brandy, 4 hhds.- rum, 60 cases Geneva, I 12 kegs tobacco, 25 tins, 6 tierces, RidwaysBz Co. \ I case, W. M. Smith. 1 box, R. Mills. '1 box, i -G. King. 1 sheetlend, 6 eases wine, W. S. Jjexley. 1 box, Thorpe. 1 case apparel, J. Buddie. 1 case, S. A. Smith. 1 bale, 2 casks, J. Shepherd.' 2 cases, J. Tetford. 1 box books, G. Tuylcr. 1 case seeds, S. Kempthorn. 1 box, Woodward. 1 case, A. Brown. 1 bell, A. Macthane. 1 box paper, C, L. 2 casks. Petre. 1 box, Bumforth. 2 boxes, Walton. , Jl u oase, Colemo. 2 ca3es, Taylor. 1 box, S. ILinp. 1 case, Clifford. 1 case, F. 1 case, J . Poynter. 1 case, Strode. 1 box, Dillon. 5 boxes, -l^russ, Saun,ders. 1 box, Hickson. 1 bos^Gowafe. 1 box, Johnson & Moore. 1 box, Au'dtey. 1 box, ißowler. 1 case stationery, T.V.R. 7 bales, 3 cases, 4 packages, 21 kegs, 2) casks, 1 case ironmongery, 44 castes Ijeer,^ 110 bundles irori hoops, 1 case rivets, 1 case wine,' 3 cases shoasV 19 cases books, 150 bundles iron! 1 case pape r,

9 cases paper and books, 2 trunks. 5 bales blankets, 240 bags salt, 1 cask, 1 bundle, 2 cases, 5 bales, 4 cases, 9 casks wine, "8 cases wine, 21 tons coal, sft hams, 6 kegs tobacco. 1 case figs, 1 box almonds, 2 casks currants. Order. Ridgways, Hickson, & Co., Agents.