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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume III, Issue 163, 20 February 1847, Page 1

Ex " HOPE," &c., &c.

BLANKETS, 11-4 and 12-4 100 doz. Cotton Shirts Stout Grey Calicos, 23, 30, 34, 66, and 72 in. 30 doz. Red Comforters Drab Silk, Twist, and Black Silk Edgings A large and varied assortment of Children's Dresses 1 case Men's and Boy's Blue Caps 10 cases Pickles 20 cases Mustard 10 cases Salad Oil 50 doz. best Spades, 2, 3, 4, 5 Small Fish-hooks Falling Axes and Tomahawks Carpenters' 1 Adzes Iron Tea-kettles, 00 to 11 Iron Saucepans, 1 to 10 100 kegs White Lead Tins Paint Oil and Turpentine Coal and Stockholm Tar Pitch and Rosin 5 crates assorted Earthenware, consisting of, Dairy Dishes, Brown Jars and Jugs, Stone China Ware, Chamber Sets, Plates, Dishes, Cups and Saucers Grindery, consisting of Painters' Ground Brushes, Painters' Sash Tools, Long and Short Tar Brushes. Together with every variety of assorted Merchandize Johnson & Moore. January 27, 1847.

IF JOHN HANCOCK (the Son of John Hancock, late of Her Majesty's Dockyard at Devonport, Esquire, and Deborah Just Hancock, his wife, both now deceased), who left England about the month of June, 1841, in the ship " Oriental," with his wife and one child, for New Plymouth, New Zealand, be now living, and will communicate with Mr. John Cree Hancock, of Devonport, aforesaid, Solicitor, he wiil hear of something to his advantage. Any person who will give any information relative to the above-named John Hancock, or his Family, to the said John Cree Hancock, Solicitor, will confer a favour on his surviving relations in England. Dated Devonport, July 10, 1846.

To Settlers in New Zealand. , MESSRS. SIMMONDS&WARD, Colonial Agents, 6 Barge Yard, City, London, attend to all matters of Agency and Commission for parties in the Colonies. Supplies of all kinds, Books, English Newspapers, &c, furnished with the utmost promptitude, upon recept of a remittance with the necessary instructions. Sales of Land effected.

EX "COMET."

The undersigned has for sale, SPADES, Shovels, and steel Pickaxes English Falling Axes Cross-cut Saws, Files, English Coals, &c. M. Quin, Farrier. Dixon-street, February 3, 1847.

GP. WALLACE begs leave to inform • his numerous customers and the public generally, that he has removed to those extensive premises lately occupied by Mr. G. Jones, draper, where he trusts by strict attention to business to ensure a still larger share of public patronage than he has hitherto enjoyed. Lambton Quay, Jan. 13, 1847.

THE SOUTHERN SETTLEMENTS OF NEW ZEALAND.

In the Press, and will shortly be published' Bvo. t Price Three Shillings :

rp HE STATISTICS of the SOUTHERN A SETTLEMENTS of NEW ZEALAND from the period of their formation to the close of the year 1846 ; together with a summary of the Ordinances passed by the Colonial Legislature, Proclamations* &c, &c, compiled from the most authentic sources, by S. E. GRIMSTONE, Esq.

As a limited number only will be printed, persons desirous of procuring copies are requested to subscribe their names at the office of the New Zealand Spectator, or at the Stores of Messrs. Johnson & Moore, Lyon, or Levin, on Lambton Quay. Wellington, December 26, 1846.

DEBENTURES.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Trustees of the Wellington Savings Bank are now prepared to purchase Government Debentures at 10 per cent discount. Application to be made at the Union Bank of Australia. By order of the Superintending Committee, J. Woodward, Actuary Wellington September, 9th 1846.