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NOTICE.

THE PRICE OF ADVERTISING in- the "New Zeaiand Spectator j^nd CookX Strait Guardian" is — Ti^ee-perice a line for tl«e first insertion of all advertisements, and one penny a line for every subsequent insertion. Advertisements will be received at the Spectator office, Manners-street, up to Ten o'clock of the evening previous to publication.

CUSTOM-HOUSE FORMS MA Y be had at the office of the " New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait (it ARDIAN." May 24, 1845.

To Graziers or Farmers.

TO LET, with right of Purchase, Section No. 3, in the Wainui-o-mata District, lately occupied by Major Durie. There is a commodious Dwelling-house on the Section, with an extensive Cattle-run attached. Apply to John Johnston, Lambton-quay. July 31, 1847.

ON SALE. BAR IRON, -Rod Iron, and Square Iron. J. Johnston, Lambton Quay Wellington, 7th August, 1847.

LECTURES.

A COURSE OF TEN LECTURES on the Evidences of Christianity and other kindred subjects will be delivered (if the Lord will) in the Y. esleyan Chapel, Manners-street, by the Independent, Wesleyan, and Presbyterian Ministers in Wellington. Lecture VIII. will be delivered on Sabbath evening next, the 22nd August., by the Rev. James Watkiw. Subject — The Immortality of the Soul. Public Worship will commence at half-past Six o'clock. The other Lectures will follow weekly. Wellington. August 17, 1847.

Ex " PROTECTOR," &c.

G WATERS having purchased a quantity • of Figured and Plain Merinos, Stout and Fine Calicos, Prints in great variety, Cotton and Regatta Shirts, Men's and' Women's Stockings, fancy Ginghams, Nankeens, Children's and Men's Shoes, together with Blankets of a variety of sizes Flannels, Welsh and Lancashire; And Groceries cons : sting of Teas, Coffee, Sngai, Pickles, Mustard, Bottled Fruits, Starch, Cheese, Butter, Tobacco, &c, &c. ; he earnestly invites his Friends and Customers to a:, immediate inspection of his Stock, as he is determined to sell at such prices as to defy competition. Dixon Street, Te Aro Flat, Wellington, August 14th, 1847.

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 Newspaper*, &c, furnished with the utmost promptitude, upon recept of a remittance with the necessary instructions. Sales of Land effected.

NOTICE.

ANY' Person or Persons purchasing Cattle or Sheep depasturing on Table Island, or . better known ' by the name of the Island of Mana, in Cook's Strait, New Zealand ; likewise cattle and sheep depasturing at Morrakii on the Middle Island ; or the produce from the same ; the principal part of the cattle branded . JU : no sales or receipts after this notice will be ■ valid, without my .written authority. ' Josefh Henderson.

Parties chartering or shipping goods by the Schooner Mana of Wellington, are cautioned, As noreceipts for payment nf freights, or charter ■parties, after this date, will be valid, without my •written authority. Joseph Henderson. Wellington, 3d Jan. 1846.

WOOL PACKS, CORN AND FLOUR BAGS JTtHE above articles, manufactured from New X Zealand Flax, by Messrs. Clifford & Vavasour, may now be had, in any quantities, at the Manufactory, or at the store of Mr. W. Lyon. corner of Willis-street and Lambton Quay. ■■ From the great strength and lasting qualities of the material, the above will: be fon»d.aupeiW to those usnally-i.u>ported.frQm. England. Jaiiuary I,' IS'46.

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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume III, Issue 214, 18 August 1847, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume III, Issue 214, 18 August 1847, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume III, Issue 214, 18 August 1847, Page 1

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