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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume II, Issue 67, 17 January 1846, Page 2

Public Sale of Furniture, Book*, &c.

MR. FITZHERBERT has received instruc-" tionsto sell by Auction} at the residence of Mrs. Davidson, Wellington Terrace, onTXJES3) AY next, 20th inst. , . f The whole qf" htr valuable Furniture and ' Effect; Comprising, amongst other articles : —

> A splendid Pier Glass : 2 JMahoginy Tables (1 Dining, 1 Pembroke) '8 elegant Rosewood Chairs * 2 Carpets and, Hearth Rug , 2 French Bedsteads with Palliase, &c. > '■2 sets Chintz Window Curtains "One, splendid China Tea service One Dressing Case, elegantly fitted Also,

A variety of useful domestic artcilei, comprising Kitchen Utensils, &c. The Booxs comprise *• choice selection of 'works, catalogues of which will be furnished at -the sale. The whole of the goods will be open for inspection", on Monday next, from 12 till 2 o'clock, and the sale will take place on the following : d*yat O N*Eo*clo<ek -precisely. Wellington, January! 7th, 1846.

Ex "Nelson," from I^ondon. SUPER Witney- Blankets, 10x4 v lli4 *2x4 Duck, Prinfsi - Whalers.' Slops and Shoes . , \ Hoop" iron, 'Sec' '" ' ' - ; • Charles Perk*, -or "WnCIIAM PITZHERBERT. . January- 10, 1546.

Ex " Sii*ann»h Ann," .from Sydney. THIRST and seconds Flour. in 2001b. bags il? Mustard Jib. Florence oil White and "black Pepper Soap, Candles " , Spades English Rope assorted, Twine "English Gin in quarter caslcs Rum i» liKds/E. I. and "W. I. ."Brandy in hhds., J&c. <■ • Apply to - Cha^ljbs 'Pbrrt, or William Fitzhkrbert. 'January 10, 1846.

Now Ready for Delivery!!!

zPart J, small Folio, price -15»,, -or large .FaUo., £1 : Is.

TERNS OF NEW ZEALAND, Collected, dried, and named BT WILObIAM S-WAINSON, 'F.Tt. 3.,

'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, andirfdex of English and .scientific names. The -whole are dried 'in a peculiar -manner. Another -part, 1 - no> in progress, will complete the series. ; New Zealand is : more celebrated -for the " w ijetuty and variety of Us ferns than any other part of the world. They consequently -become one of the most acceptable presents to friends 'in Europe. _ * v -

Subscribers' mimes may-be -sent either to the Author, Hawkeshe'ad, River Hutt; Mr. 'Moore, or Mr. Lyon, Lambtoh Quay, Wellington; where^ the work. may be seen. Early subscribers will insure the best copies. .January 10 r 1846-

- "NOTICE.

MR. --TOWNSEND begs to inform Ahe Public at large that his house on the "Karori Road is open to the Public for Refreshments. Tea and Coffee, if required, during the .3ieat of the present summer. ■" Town-acre 621, .- January >10th, 1846.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS. "January 13. — French whaling ship George, 424 - . tons, .Casper, from Akaroa, with 1300 barrels oil and 3 tons bone. Same day.-HSchooner'Oeeaa, 30 tons, Ferguson, from the-Ohatham Islands, with oil. 14. — Brig Bee, 134 tons, Unthank, from Sydney, with sheep and general cargo. Same day. — Schooner Fidele, 6 tons, Cemino, - from Ohau, with rope and flax. " - Same day. — Schooner Carbon, 18 tons, Joyce, from Nelson, with sundries. January' ls. — Schooner Mana, 20 tons, Munn, • from Mana, with sheep.

DEPARTURES. January 13. — Ship David Malcolm, "538 tons, Cabel, forJLondon via Auckland~..£assengers^r ■! "Mr.'J. Rout, "Mr. and Mrs. w ßowe,jC.. Paddock, Mrs. Hight and two' children, Mr. Brady, Mr. and' Mrs. Duncan and two children) Mr. and Mrs. Popplewell and child, J. Ronald, J. Gibbs, Mr. and Mrs.' Garrod and two children, Mr. and Mrs. Stacey, T. Wallace, A. Reid, Mrs. G. "Young, J. Bently, J.- Murray, A.Mrvin. Mr. Wright. 'January 13.— Schooner Sitter, 44 tons, Xorff, for -Auckland. January IS.-^trtter Royal William, 43 tons, ' - Lovitt.- for Adelaide. Passengers. C. M. Penny } . 'Esq., Mrs.- Penny "and son. " January 16; — Schooner' Sarah Jane, 30 tons, j Swan, for Taranaki. { January 16.— Schooner Susannah Ann, 79 ions, \ Hensley, for Amouri. , Ij»pv>rts perJßw.-rll hhds. brandy. 1 keg tobaccQ; 27 bags rice, 10 boxes raisins, -8 boxes candles, 1 parcel thread', 2 hhds. 1 keg geneva, ■10 bags flour, 60 half boxes soap, 2 bales calico, 3 bundles leather, 33- bars 4ron, 9 sacks maize,. J 18 cart boxes, 550 sheep, 2 horses, 100 bags flour.— 'Order. 1 keg nails.— P. M. Hervey. 2 bales leather, 1 case stationery, 1 case glass, 2 bundles spades, 1 bale prints, 1 box mustard, 5 <ans linseed oil, 1 cask ironmongery, 1 fly wheel, 2 horses.— Order. 100 bags flours— A. Hort. 100 b&g* Hour, SMocatta. 2 cases spirits tar, 2]

Br the Carbon we have received .Auckland papers to December 13, containing his Excellency's speech to the Legislative Council, which had been summoned together.for the purpose of passing an Ordinance for placing restrictions upon the importation of arms, gunpowder, and other warlike stores, into the Colony, — a measure which .we lecom-

cans paint oil, oranges and lemons, 30 bagnalt, 5 kegs 10 tierces tobacco,_ 2 cases cigars, 10 casks ale. Order.- -JBt. Waitt, Agent.

Exports per J)mvid Malcolm. — 113 casks black oil, 32 casks «perm oil, 148 bundles of whalebone, 3 bags do. Salmon. 52 casks black oil; Nathanitl Levin. 50 cask* black oil, 1 case curiosities. Waring Taylor, 16 casks black oil,- 84 bundles whalebone, 7 do. A. Hort, sen. 5 casks black oil, Duncan. 29 casks black oil, 12-do. sperm oil, 29 bundles whalebone. 6 bales wool, 1 case books. Johnson if Moore. 12 bundles 1 cask whalebone. Gledhill 16 casks_oil, 26 logs mairi. R. Kemble. 1 lathe wheel, 1 box. W. ■Wright. 1 case plants, 1 box seeds. W. Hunt. 401 bundles whalebone, 90 baskets do., 25 bales wool. J. Rout. 2 cases curiosities. <?. Hart. 1 case plants. Loxley. 1 plank 2 knots timber, BlytA. 1 plank, 1 box. Varnham. 209 casks < black oil, 220 bundles whalebone, 3 bales do., 17 bags wool. Samuel Bf Joseph. 82 casks black oil, 200 bundles whalebone. Charles Perry. 1 case curiosities. Tame. 3 cases curiosities. Johnson & Moore. 1 case. Samuel tf Joseph. 1 case New Zealand woods — C Sharp, Agent.

The Meonraker has been seized at Kawhia by the maories. On the day the Government brig left Wellington for Auckland, November 28, she was struck by lightning, which, burnt her fore-top gallant aail. Four men were knocked down, but were, uninjured. The John Williamt, Missionary 296 tons, Captain Morgan, arrived at Sydney the 12th December, from the Society 'lelands the 10th October, and Tanna, New Hebrides, the 2nd .December. Passengers < from Tahiti — Mr. and Mrs. Smith and child, Miss Darling; from Samoa, .Rev. Mr. Slayter and child, two servants, Mr. and Mrs Stair, three children, and servant, Gibson and two children, Mrs. Dunn, Mr, J. C. Williams, (American Consul at the Navigators), and two natives of New Caledonia. The Sohn Williams s&v? the barque Avon, Capt. Lewis, at Tanna, on the 2nd instant, having arrived there three days before : she was then a -dleanship, not having procured any wood. The French had' hoisted the Protectorate Sag on Borabora, and were building forts- there ; the steamer -Phaeton at the-same timekeeping' the place under a strict blockade. At Raiatea the blockade was still rigidly enforced. We hear that H. M. Ships CWor and Dadulut, aed steamer Driver, are to proceed immediately to New Zealand. The Vise* is reported for England with the Chinese indemnity money ; and the Bspiegle, it is said, will be ordered to the North. The schooner .Providence has -been taken off the berth for Melbourne andJPortland Bay, having been taken up by the Roman Catholic Mis- , sion to proceed to New Zealand and the South Sea Islands. Her cargo for Port Phillip is being transhipped into the Phoebe. The schooner Star of China, 100 tons, Capt. Wood, arrived at Sydney the 16th December, from Tahiti the 13th October, and Auckland the 30th November. The brig Portenia, .Kirsopp, sailed for New Zesland Deer. 6th. Passengers, Mr. James B©3'd and Mr. Sewell. The schooner .Comet, 91 tons, Cork, arrived at Sydney Deer. 10th from Nelson, Zeal • and. .TheXowestqft was advertised atHobart Town, for Twofold Bay and New Zealand, the <Lady Leigh, for Port Albert, and the brig Nimrod, was , repairing at Hobart Town, for the whale fishery. ' H. M. S. Calliope, 26 guns, Captain Stanley, ; sailed from England, tor New Zealand, August 17th The schooner'Xafe, 61 tons, Capt. M4Farlane«M 4 FarIane« arrived at Sydney December I9th, from Kiapara, , New Zealand, the-lst instant. The ship Janet was advertised at Sydney, to sail for Auckland, and the brig Guide, to sail for Auckland, Port Nicholson, and the settlements in Cook's Straits. The Star of China was to follow the Bee, in a week or ten days.