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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume II, Issue 120, 23 September 1846, Page 2

LEAN STOCK.

TH E Undersigned are Purchasers of Lean Cattle and Sheep, For CathUl N.B.— A small number of FAT Animals would not be objected to. h W. B. Rhodes & Co. Te-Aro, Sept. 19, 1846.

Valuable Freehold Property for Sale.

npHAT comfortable FAMILY RESIDENCE X situated on TeA.io Flat, at present in the occupatioi. of James Smith, Esq., consisting of Four Apartments, Kitchen and Outhouses, with one-eight of an acre of Garden Ground. Apply to Thomas Hendry, or to William Lyon. Wellington, 15th Sept., -1546.

Ex "MADRAS." On Sale at the Stores of the Undersigned, The Undermentioned Goods,

Now landing, Ex " Madras " :— SUPERFINE Blue and other Cloth Tr.wsers Supeifine B ue Jacket and Wajstcoats Sunerior white & coloured Moleskin Trowsers Gentlemen's Chesterfield Coats Superior Pilot Coats and Trowsers Men's Blue Cloth Caps Waterproof Jackets and Trowsers, and South Westers Gentlemen's superior White Shirts, Linen Fiouts, Collars, &c. Regatta and Scotch Twilled Regatta Shirts Striped Cotton Shirts Monkey Jackets Reefing Jackets with crosß pockets Canvas and Duck Trowsers Superior red and blue Twilled Shirts Men's sttong Boots and Shoes Ladies' Lasting Boots and Shoea Ladies' Walking Shoes" Children's Boots and Shoes 36-in. and 7'2-in. -Unbleached Calico Bale of Navy Blue Prints 100 pairs Blankets Hoop Jron and Rivets VI ith a variety of Articles too numerous to particularise. Samuel & Joseph. Lambton Quay, September 19, 1846. N. B. — Oil and Whalebone purchased for Cash.

Wellington Markets, Retail Prices, Sept. 23, 1846. — First flour, £26:0 per ton; Bread, per 2 lb. loaf, 6(1. ; Beef, 11 J. to U. per lb. ; Mutton, lid. to Is. per lb. ; Pork, sd. to 6(1. per lb. ; Fowls, per pair, 35.; Ducks, per pair, 45..; Geese, Bs. each; Turkeys, 7s. each; Fresh butter, Is. 9d. per lb. ; Salt butter, Is. bA. per 5b. ; Potatoes. £frperton ; Eggs, Is. to Is. 6d. }ef dozen; Cheese, New Zealand, Is. 2»I. per Ih.; Bathurst, none. Maize, ss. per bush. ; Ale, 2s. o<l. per gallon ; Ham and Bacon, 6d. to 7<J. per lb : Firewood, per cord, 15s

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVAI S. September 20. — Schooner Star af China, 112 tons, Wood, from Sydney. Passengers — Mr. Hair, Mr. Christian, and Mr. Mason. Same day.— Schooner Lowestojt, 114 tons, Griffiths, from Hooart Town. September 21. — Schooner Fidele, fi tons, Carrey, fiora Ohau. September 2i — Brig Bee, 134 tons, Unthank, from Peraki and Akaroa, with crevr and cargo of the French whaler La Co onne. September 22. — H. M. S. Calliope, 26 guns, Captain Stanley, from Porirua.

" "*" DEPARTURES. September 21.— Schooner Carbon, 25 tons, Watson, for Taratmki. September It.-- Schooner Ocean, 30 tons, Ferguson, for the Coast. Same day. — Cutter William, 40 tons, Barker, for Nelson.

IN PORT. Barque Madras, 450 tons, Hilbeiy, Bethune & Hunter, Agents. Schooner Sarah Jane, 29 tons, Thorns. W. Fitzherbert, Agent. Schooner Mary Ann, 35 tons, Murphy. Ridg. ways, Hickson & Co , Agents. Schooner Mvna, 27 tons, Munn. Muster, Agent. Schooner Mary Ann, 52 tons. Claphmn. Schooner Gypsy, 20 tons, Storey. Johnson & Moore, Agents. Government Brig Victoria, 200 tons, Richards. Cutter Catherine Ann, 17 tons, Cemino. Schooner Star of China, 112 tons. Wood. J. Smith & Co., Agents. Schooner JLoweslofl, 114 tons, Griffith. R. Wtitt, Agent. Schooner Fidete, 6 tons, Currey. Tfriff hee, 134" ton's, Untbank. Vf~. W. Bannatyne, Agent. H. M. S. Calliope, 26 guns, Captain Stanley.

IMPORTS, In the Star'of China, — 4 qr. casks port wine, 2 carrotcls currants. 1 bhd. cheese, 12 boxes tea, 3 barrels raisins, 10 bugs flour, J. Smith & Co. 3 barrels refined svgar — J. Waters. 2 barrels refined sugar— J. lame. 10 hhds rum — W. B. Rhodes & Co. 1 hhd. rum — R. Jenkins. 6 hhd. Bengal rum — Order. 4 cases wine, 2 do. mustard, 2 bags pepper, 1 do. sago, 1 cask barley, 1 do. outmeal, 1 case groceries, 26 boxes candles, 1 cask loaf sugar, 2 bales leather, 1 case cheese — W. B. Rhodes &Co 1 case drapery — Samuel & Joseph. 1 cask refined sugar— Order. 1 case woollens—. T. Tomkins. 10 boxes raisins— Order. 2 pocketij hops — James May. 20 boxes soap, 20 do. "can- < dies, 10 do. preserves.- 1 crate crockery, 5 case* drapery— Order. 120. bags flour; 4 bales blatiketi — F. W. Christian. 20 bags floor, 17 do.fugar,-

2 bales blankets, 2 do. prints, 2 cases silks, 1 do. rugs, 1 do. linens, 6 chests 6 boxes tea. 4 casks cheese, 2 cases jam, 5 do. bottled fruits, 5 do. pickles, 1 hhd. loaf su<*ar. 1 cask glass, 1 case 1 tierce paper, 1 keg seal skins, 1 dtf ink — W. M. Bannatyne & Co. 11 cases port wine, 4 do sherry 30 casks bottled ale— J. Smith & Co. 2 cases drapery, 4 bales do., 1 do. nigs, 2 do. leather, 1 case haberdashery, 1 cask oatmeal —M. Asher. 2' cases hardware — Order. 2 cases 1 bale drapery, 14 boxe-> candles, 10 do. soap — A. Perry. 1 case cutlery, 1 cask axes. 1 do. beef -Order. 1 hhd. Geneva— J. Smith & Co. 2 hhds. ale, 1 cask snap — Order. 2 casks boots, 2 bales leather, 3 pockets hops, 50 sheep, 1 bale tweeds, 2 do. shirts — J. Smith & Co. 1 bale flannel, 1 case ink 1 paper parcel, 149 bags rice — Bethuue & Hunter. 965 ba?s salt, 125 bags sugar, 6 barrels currants, 6 boxes candles 5 do. salad oil, 1 case currants. 1 bag ginger. 1 case cottons, — A. Hort, Sen. 2 bales shirts— Bethune & Hunter. J. Smith Sf Co., Agents. In (he Louettoft, — 25 tons flour, 6 b*gs coffee, 4000 shingles, 3000 laths— Order. 2 barrels brandy, 6 hhds rum, 3 tierces tobacco, 23 kegs do., 16' do., 5 cases cigars, 38 boxes tobacco, 4 cases cott »ns, 2 bales do., I cask preserves, 58 ash oars, 1 flour mill, 1 rope machine, 1 case paper, 1 hhd. vinegar, 1 case tobacco pipes, 2 tons biscuit, 2 do. potatoes, 12 baskets apples, 233 bags flour, 21 hhds. ale, 1 bale leather, 3 bundles leather, 25 qr. casks Spanish wine— C. Ferry. 32 bags sugar, 4 hhds. Port wine. 2 > packages Congo tea, 60 bags salt— Order. R. Wailt, Agent.

The Slams Castle passed through Cook's Strait on Friday with a fair wind on her homeward voyage. She has a great number of passengers and some of the officers and fifty of the crew of the French Frigate La Seine, which was wrecked near New Caledonia.

Sydney Si ippixg. — The Schooner Susannah Ann from Port Nicholson arrived at Sydney August 27th, and the schooner Kale arrived August 30th. The schooner Terror sailed from Sydney for Auckland fcept 2d. . - Ihe Susannah Ann was advertized -to sail for Port Nicholson via Twofold Bay. The Kate was also laid on for this port. H. M. S. Carytifort, 26 guns, Captain George Seymour, sailed for Auckland and Valparaiso Aug. 29th.