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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume II, Issue 66, 10 January 1846, Page 2

SALE BY AUCTION.

MESSRS. BETHUNE & HUNTER will sell by Public at the Exchange, on FRIDAY, the 16th January,

At One o'clock. A new Billiard Table, by Thurston, »ever Racing Saddle, Bridle, and Spurs Set of Horse Clothing, &c, new A superior Rifle, in case ChefFonniere, Chest of Drawers containing Gentleman's wardrobe, and sundry other effects. To be sold by order of the Executors of G, B. Virtue, Esq.. deceased. Exchange, Wellington, 10 January, 1846.

Ex "Nelson," from London. SUPER Witney Blankets, 10x4 11x4 12x4 Duck, Prints __ Whalers' Slops and Shoes ' Hoop iron, &c. Charles Perry, or William Fitzherbert. „ January 10, 1846. ,

Ex " Susannah Ann," from Sydney. , FIRST and seconds Flour in 2001b. bags Mustard Jib. Florence oil White and black Pepper Soap, Candles Wine-glasses, Spades English Rope assorted, Twine English Gin in quarter casks Rum in hhds. E. I. and W. L Brandy in hhds., &c. Apply to Charles Perrt, or William Fitzherbert. January 10, 1846.

Now Ready for Delivery!!!

Part 1, small Folio, price 155., or large Felio, £1 -. Is. THE

FERNS OF NEW ZEALAND, Collected, dried, and named By William Swainson, f, r. s.,

Member of several other learned Societies in .Europe and America.

This part contains 40 species and varieties, and about 60 specimens, together with a printed title page, and index of English and scientific names. The whole are dried in a peculiar manner. Another part, now in progress, will complete the series. New Zealand is more celebrated for the beauty and variety of its ferns than any other ipart of the world. They consequently become one of the most acceptable presents to friends in Europe. Subscribers' names may be sent either to the Author, Hawkeshead, River Hutt; Mr. Moore, or Mr. Lyon, Lambton Quay, Wellington; where the work may be seen. Early subscribers will insure the best copies. January 10, 1846.

NOTICE.

MR. TOWNSEND begs -to inform the Public at large that his house on the Karori Road is open to the Public for Refreshments. Tea and Coffee, if required, during the heat of the present summer. Town acre 621, January 10th, 1846.

TH E Nelton Examiner and New Zealand Chronicle (published at Nelson,) is regularly transmitted to Wellington, and may be had at the Office of this paper. The N«/son Examiner will be found an excellent medium for advertisers. Terms for the paper, ten shillings per quarter payable in advance. Orders for the paper and advertisements will be received at the office of this paper.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS. January 8. — Cutter Royal William, 34 torn Lovitt, from Hawke's Bay, with pigs. January 9. — Schooner Susannah Ann, 79 tons, Hensley, from Ikolaki, with oiL

DEPARTURES. January 3. — Schooner Amelia, 7 tons, Gill, for "Nelson. 'Same day. — Schooner Mana, 27 tons, Munn, for West coast, January 7. — Cutter Catherine Johnslone, 10 tons, Taylor, for Wanganui, with sundries. January 9. — Cutter Fitherman, 10 tons, Thorn, for Hawke's Bay.