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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume III, Issue 133, 7 November 1846, Page 2

SOUSE TO LET,

AWD POSSESSION TO BE GIVEN about the Ist December next ; Capcain W. M. Smith's cottage, containing seven rooms, and pleasantly situated on Tinakori Road, Thbrndon Plat. For further particulars apply on the premises. Wellington, September 30, 1846.

COTTAGE TO LET, CONTAINING 4 ROOMS, KITCHEN, and PANTRY, with Garden and Stable. Immediate possession may be had. Apply to Johnson & Moore. October 6, 1845.

ON SALE AT THIS OFFICE, $rtce ®nt grilling an* jbtnienre, THE COOK'S STRAIT ALMANACK, FOR THE TfEAR 1846. Contents— Preface, Signal Station, Principal Articles of the Calendar, Almanack, Gardeners' Calendar, Latitude, Longitude, Port Establishment, &c, of the Principal Harbours, &c, of New Zealand, Table for finding High-water, &c, Right Ascension, Declination, and Meridian Passage of the Principal Stars in the Southern Hemispheire,New Zealand Itinerary, Wai rarapa ; Account of a Journey to Wairarapa, Itinerary ■to Wairarapa, Weather Table, &c, Statistics, &c. A few copies interleaved for memoranda, tnay be had, Price 2s. Subscribers are requested to leave their names at the office of the New Ze' land 'Spectator and Vook's Strait Guardian, Manners-street. Wellington, May 27, 1846.

SIGNAL STATION.

MOUNT ALBERT.

The following are the Signals used at the Flag Staff at Mount Albert. A Square denotes a Ship, ~) Whenthe AC?os» « a Barque, £■£«, A Circle a Brig, L, , „ A Triangle " a Schooner, \7*i TA 8 A A Diamond " a Cutter, X£ A Parallelogram" a Steamer, J lowered. Remarks. — A White Flag at Mast Head denotes a sail in sight; when the class is ascertained, the descriptive Signal will be hoisted at the Yard Arm. English vessel of war, Union Jack at Mast Head. Foreign vessel of war, Union Jack at Mast Head, with white Pendant. Government brig, white Pendant under descriptive Signal. When a vessel is at anchor, either inside oi outside the Heads, the flag is lowered to half mast. A vessel in distress, or on shore, descriptive signal half mast. Fore and aft schooner, a triang 1 c hollow in the centre.

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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS. November 4. — Barqur Clara, 360 tons, Crow, from Sydney. Passengers — Mr. and Mrs. Curtis and four children, Miss Siddons, Dr. Conrtenay, Mrs. Courtenay, Mr. and Mrs. Ryan and four children, and Mr. Montgomery. November 5. — Schooner Bandicoot, 62 tons, Bowden, from Auckland.

DEPARTURES. November 4.— Cutter Nimrod, 20 tons, Waddy, for Poverty Bay. Same day.— Cutter Fisherman, 12 tons, Williams, for Kapiti. Same day. — Schooner Kate, 62 tons, Salmon, for East Coast. Same day. — Schooner Ariel, 70 tons, Sturgeon, for Sydney. November 4. — Cutter Catherine Ann, 17 tons, Ceraino, for Forirua.

IN PORT. H. M. S. Calliope, 26 guns, Captain Stanley. Barque R'lph Bernal, 450 tons, M'Laren. W. S. Loxley, Agent. Schooner Souvenir, 64 tons, Jennings. C. Perrj, Agent. Schooner Mana, 27 tons, Munn. Master, Agent. Schooner Ocean, 30 tons, Ferguson. R. Waitt, Agent. Cutter Ann and Sarah, 28 tons, Sinclair. P. M. Hervey, Agent. Schooner Mary Ann, 35 tons, Warren. Johnson & Moore, Agents. Cutter Royal William, 43 tons, Lovetl. Master, Agent. Barque Clara, 360 tons, Crow. Ridgways, Hickson, & Co., Agents. Schooner Bandicoot, 52 tons, Bowden. R. Waitt, Agent.

IMPORTS, In the Clara. — 1 box, Hulke ; 10 kegs negrohead tobacco, Ridgways & Co. ; 1 case manufactures, E. Street ; 1 case preserves, Monro ; 1 case merchandize, D. Rough; 30 butts salt,,Ridgway s & Co. ; 40 hhds. bottled beer, 5 tons, 67 bags salt, 12 boxes tobacco, W. Fit?herbert; 1 bale, 3 boxes,

12 bales merchandize, A. Hort, Sen. ; 1 box, A. Ludlam ; 1 plough, 1 box, 3 packages merchandize/J. Nixon ; 1 cask, D. Moore & Co. ; 1 case, G. White ; 1 barrel, Goulter ; 2 boxes, 1 bale, Rev. J. Duncan; 1 box, J. Nixon; 11 boxes, 5 cases, 4 casks. 3 cases, 1 box, Order ; 1 box apparel, Dodson ; 1 box merchandize, J. Baird ; 1 case do., Swainson ; 3 bales, Mrs. A. Hort; 1 cask, 1 box, Order ; 2 boxes, Christie ; 1 box, J. P. Haswell; 1 case books, R. Warburton ; 7 crates merchandize, 200 bags salt, 12 cases, 5 bales D. Nathan ; 2 boxes, Kemp ; 1 case, Christie ; 34 casks bottled beer, W. Fitzherbert. Shipped at "Sydney. —4 cases oilman's stores, 4 puncheons B. P. rum, C. B. Perry ; 4 hhds. B.P. rum, S. Mocatta ; 5 cases drapery, M. Asher ; 2 packages hardware, W. Lyon ; 1 hhd. Geneva, 4 hhds., 1 barrel brandy, S. Mocatta ; 2 cases drapery, 1 roll oil cloth, 1 case saddlery, 2 cases bops, 2 casks hardware, 1 case hosiery, 12 camp ovens, 3 cases lemon syrup, 1 bale tweeds, Order ; 1 0 boxes tobacco, A. Hort ; 2 cases 2 bales slops, 4 tubs sugar, I box pipes, S. Mocatta ; 5 puncheons B. P. mm, Order; 10 chests tea, J. G .Curtis ; 114 bags sugar, C. Perry ; 100 bags flonr, 1 bale leather, 2 cases cheese, Rhodes ; 6 hhds. B.P. rum, 1 case Geneva, 100 bags flour, 6 hhds., 2 puncheons B.P. rum, Order ; 10 puncheons B.P. rum J. Johnstone ; 3 boxes tobacco, 5 cases slops, 3 casks hosiery and drapery, 43 kegs rivets, Order; 5 tons, 134 bags sugar, J. Johnstone; 2 puncheons B. P. rum, 4 hhds. Geneva, 60 bag 3 flour, 1 case looking glasses, Order ; 80 bags rice, A. Hort ; 20 hhds. brandy, 4 bales leather, 1 case grindery, 1 cask nails, 200 bags flour, 2 casks blacking, 3 cases pipes, 3 casks vinegar, 3 bundles leather. 3 cases drapery, 68 boxes soap, 1 cask soda, 20 boxes candles, 1 cask loaf sugar, 2 cases slops, 1 tierce loaf sugar, 4 cases pipes, 2 packages slops, 1 tierce hardwaie, 1 truss sieves, 1 case woollens, 1 package pickaxes, 30 kegs whitelead, 10 cans oil, 13 packages cornmills, 4 bales calico, 1 case slops, 2 bags ginger, 2 do. black pepper, Order ; 2 casks refined sugar, 1 cask beef, 1 do. oilman's stores, 15 casks, 1 bundle do., 4 bundles leather, 2 do. sheet iron, 2 grindstones, 1 truss slops, 2 bags oatmeal, 3 bales ironmongery, 1 cask molasses, 1 box tea, 2 chests do., 10 bags coffee, 20 boxes soap, J. M'Beth; 1 crate earthenware, 1 case cottons, 1 case books, 10 bags bread, 200 bags flour, 1 weighing machine, 3 packages £ cwt. weights ; 7 cases slops, 1 chest, 3 packages do., 1 wheat mill, 6 camp ovens, 1 cask loaf sugar, 7 boxes pipes, 8 packages groceries, 1 case glass, 1 do. toys, 1 do. wine, Order; 1 trunk caps, 1 case boots, J. Smith & Co. ; 200 bags flour, J Johnstone. Ridgway, Hickson & Co. Agents. In the Bandicoot — 1^ chests Congo tea, 1 hhd. brandy, 215 bags flour, 3 casks beer, 5 hhds. porter, 18 do. ale, 1 pocket hops, 1 bag flour, 1 hhd. brandy, 1 case, 3 kegs spirits, 7 bundles shooks, 20 casks oil. R. Waitt, Agent.

EXPORTS, In the Ariel. — 45 barrels pork, Johnson an d Moore; 17 casks pork, W. M. Bannatyne & Co ; 1 hhd. hams, G. Taylor ; 16 casks pork, 29 coils wool lashing, 13 casks humpback oil, W, M. Bannatyne & Co. ; 7 casks black oil, 1 case, 1 cask lurifers, 1 cask nails, C. Perry ; Sundry Commissariat stores to be landed at Porirua. W. M. Bannatyne & Co., Agents.

Sydney Shipping. Arrived.— October 22. — The brig Bee. Unthank, from Port Nicholson 26th September and Queen Charlotte's Sound 7th October. October 23. — The Schooner Mary Ann, Clapham, from Port Nicholson 29th September, and Queen Charlotte's Sound 7th October. October 14.— The Ship Java, 1175 tons, Capt. Parker, R. N., from London the 21st May, and Hobart Town the Bth instant. Passengers Mrs. Murray, three daughters and son, Major Patience, Captains Murray, De Tressie, Young, Barrie, and Wolf, Lieutenants Cuthbert, M'Gregor, Maylor, and Barnard, Ensigns Drout, Ewen, Steg, Marshall, Dudgeon, and Rhatigan, Surgeon Prendergast, Assistant-Surgeon Park, Paymaster Marshall, and 625 rank and file of the 65th Regiment, 8 women, 4 boys, and 3 girls. — Australian. Sailed. October 19.~The Ship William Hyde, 532 tons, Steward, for Hokianga, in ballast. October 21. — The Barque Avoca, 254 tons, Howie for Auckland. October 24. — The barque Orwell, 305 tons, Tinley, master, for Port Nicholson via Twofold Bay. Passengers — Mr. C. Sidey, Mr. J. Kinross, Mr. J. M'Carr, Mr. A. M'Donald, and Mr. H. Walton. Arrangements have been made with Captain Parker, of the ship Java, to convey on to Neir Zealand the troops now on board that vessel, then to return to Sydney with the detachments of the 58th and 99th Regiments now stationed there, and afterwards to proceed to "Van Diemen's Land with the head quarters of the 11th Regiment nowstationed in Sydney. The Java will sail for New Zealand in the course of a week or ten days ; but previous to her sailing, we understand the troops will be disembarked in three different detachments, for the purpose of receiving exercise, each detachment remaining on shore twenty-four hours.— Australian, October 22. The Urgent will be towed round by a steamer to Ebsworth's Wharf, to take in cattle for Neir Zealand.— S. M. H., October 24.

Auckland Shipping. Arrived. October 7th.— The Barque Gypty, 320 tODS, from the Downs Ist June. October B.— The Barque Madras, Hilbury, from Wellington.

Wellington Markets, Retail Prices, Nov. 7, 1846. — First flour, £24:10 per ton; Bread, per 2 Ib. loaf, 6<i. ; Beef, 9d. to lOd. per lb. ; Mutton, 9d. to lOd. per lb. ; Pork, sd. to 6d. per lb. ; Fowls, per pair, 35.; Ducks, per pair, 4s. ; Geese, Bs. each; Turkeys, 7s. each ; Fresh butter, Is. 6d. per lb. ; Salt butter, Is. Bd. perlb. ; Potatoes, £4 per ton ; Eggs, Is. to Is. 2d. per dozen; Cheese,NewZealand, Is. 2d. perlb.; Bathurst, none. Maize, ss. per bush. ; Ale, 2s. Od. per gallon ; Ham and Bacon, 6d. to 7d. per lb ; Firewood, per cord, 15s.