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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume III, Issue 219, 4 September 1847, Page 2

Extensive Sale by Auction. THE CARGO OF THE TIMBO f*om HOBARTTOWN.

,;?"& Mtr^ WAITT Will tiffer for sale by auction, on Tuesday the 7th inst., at Custom-house Buildings, at one o'clock, Af\ KEGS best Tobacco 100 Isags hjest Manila Coffqe T - % , 25 Casks Dried Apple* ; <+, g* p 17 Boxes Tea .' T- ~t '•" * \ ':- ' 200 Bags MaurTtius'SugSr "*' 30 Cases Pickles 18 Tierces Beef 400 Bags Flour 200 Bags Biscuit „ "10 Cases assorted Haberdashery 1 Case Boots 3 Bales Blankets . .„ 2 Cases Mustard , . , eV~3O Boxes -Mould Candles 20 Boxes Sperm do> - ,- - B_PpcJcet^ Hpps ( , , , ■ ' <• ' ' &c. &c. J ' Wellington, Sept. 4, -1847.

For Sydney direct. r^L^gLp THFIHE Brig BEE, A'ddams master, ' JHjSHV w sa *' or *^ c aDOve P or * * n irff^jTj& For freight or passage, apply to Captain on board, or to Levin & Co. Wellington, Sept. 4, 1847.

/CONSIGNEES are requested to pass entries V> aud land -their Goods from- the Bee, in terms of the' bills'of lading! Levin & Co. Wellington, Sept. 4, 1847. ,

Per BEE, DUNBAR'S and BYASS' Bottled Ale and Porter, English Loaf Sugar „ . •"'Prime -Mess Beef, Pickled Sheep's Tongues Liquorice Juice, Washing Soda , Mustard, Pickles, Turkey Raisins .. Patnaßice, Oatmeal, Champion's Vinegar - Negrohead Tobacco, in kegs and Tierces ! RIDGWAYS, HICKSON, & Co. 4th September, 1847.

Heifers. A CARGO of 200 HEIFERS will be shipped by the Barque Promise,, from Twofold Bay, for Port Nicholson, in the first week of September, and will be for sale on arrival. William Couper. Sydney,' 14th August, 1847.

To be Let,

With immediate' possession, on the PoriruaRoad, within half-an-hour's ride of Wellington, " ; THE HOUSE and GROUND now in the occupation of Mr. T. H. Fitzgerald. The House contains two small parlours, kitchen, pantry, and one bed-room, on the ground- floor; and three bed-rooms, and a store closet above ; stabling, &c, is attached. The gardens are well-stocked' with hearing fruit-trees of every description^ and there are abotit six acres of ground well cleared, and sown down with grass, which would easily keep two or three cows or horses. The house is pleasantly situated, and well sheltered from all prevailing winds. Further particulars may be obtained on application to the owner. September 4,, 1847.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS. September 1. — Government Brig Victoria, 200 tons, .Graham, from Nelson and Wanganui. " Passengers— Captain O'Connell, Mr. Strode, Rev. R. Taylor, and 7 armed police. Same day..— Schooner Matilda, 8 tons, Brown, c from Porirua. Same day. — Schooner Sarah Jane, 29 tons, Swarm, pat back. September 2.- — Cntter Catherine Ann, \7 tons, Cemino, from Manawatu. Same day. — Schooner James, 6 tons, Reid, from Porirua. September 3. — Schooner Tirnbo, 123 tons, Grif~fiths, from Hobart Town. Passengers — Capt. Payne, Mr. and Mrs. Ellis and 3 children, Mr. Pybus. Same day. — Schooner Catherine^ 15 tons> Porter, from Porirua. * Same day. — Brig Bee, 137 tons, Addams, from Sydney.

DEPARTURES. September 3. — Schooner Sarah Jane, 29 tons, for •- . Kai kora. Same day. — Cutter Ann and Sarah, 28 tons, Sinr clair, for Cloudy Bay,

IN PORT. H.M. Ship \ Calliope, 26 guns, Captain Stanley. / •Schooner" Mana^27 tons, Wakes. Master, Agent. •Barque Z0nd0n,.. 388 tons, Williamson. J. M. - Taylor/^gent. . (il r. , Schooner J&dwar'd Stanley, 25 tons, Armstrong. '**' P/M. Hervey, 'Agent. " 'Schooner'' Gisp«y; 25 tons, ■ Storey. G. Moore, ", Agent. » •' -* "'• i • ; Schooner Souvenir, 80 ;tons, Jennings. ' Master, . Agent^ ( ,„ , _ i - " Government Brig Victoria, 200 tons, Graham. ' Schooner Matilda, 8 tons, Brown. W. Lyon, •'* Agent. ' • - - .CutterCatherine>Ann,l7 tons, Cemino. C. Sharp ■ Agent.> / « . ' . , Schooner James, 6 tons, Reid. Master, Agent. ' Schooner Timfio, 123 tons, Griffiths. ' R. Waitt, .Agent. „ , ' , Schooner Catherine, 15 tons, Porter. J. Smith & . , Co.',. Agents. " Brig Bee, 137 tons,Addams. N. Levin, Agent.

„ .j J IMPORTS, . In<the Sauvenir-r-fiQ .tons flour,- 8 tons biscuit. ? M»siecj -Agent. . . . v -*A In the Matilda — A quantity of baggage, 4 tons lime ifctll. W. Ljon, Agent.

"la the Catherine Ann— -2* tons flour, 1$ tons potatoes, £ do. flax, 5000 feet timber, 1 keg but--ten C. Sharp, Agent. In the James— 3 chests, 1 tub, 1800 feet timber, 1 sack potatoes, 1 cask pork, 1 sack maize, 1 bag bran, 5 cwt. potatoes. Master, Agent. In the Catherine— A quantity of Ordnance Stores. Master, Agent. In the Timbo — 8 tons flour, 1 case boots, 2 do. cigars, 13 do. apples, 8 bags potatoes, 15 tons flour, .9 pockets hops, 1 case stationery, 3 bales blankets, 4_hhds. brandy, 20 casks beef, 20 boxes candles', 1 case shawls, 3 bales shirting, 2 do. hoilands,"! do. De lames,' 1 do. corks, 1 do. currie, 1 do. jaconets, 18 casks beef, 20§ tons flour, 5 .cases apples, 900 palings,, 3, cases drapery, 3 bales blankets, I , package*' shoe^, 72o "bozes glass, 2 cases rrustard, 5 kegs butter, 17 boxes tea, 20 bags coffee, 30 cases pickles, 23C bags sugar, 40 kegs tobacco, 24 brls. apples, 22 bags coffee, 168 bags sugar, 40 do. rice, 85 do. sugar, 1 120 do. biscuit, 7 packages leather, 30 kegs nail's, 1 brl. apples. R. Waitt, Agent.

Sydney Shipping. Arrivals — August 7 — .Schooner Scotia, 68 tons, Ward, from Wellington 27th July. ' August 7 — Schooner Frolic, 71 tons, Pilfold, from Wellington 13th July. The Star of China and Scotia were advertized to sail immediately for Wellington. The Deborah would also be laid on for this Port on her arrival from Auckland.

Port Stephen. — Arrived, August 8. — The Schooner Comet, Cork, master, from Taranaki, for Newcastle after a very boisterous passage of upwards of three weeks, main boom sprung. The Comet is chartered to take 600 sheep for New Zealand, which are ready at Newcastle for shipment. — Australian, August 10. The Star of China has been thirty-six days on the passage from Nelson, having experienced a succession of heavy gales since leaving that port. Having run short of provisions, she was compelled to put into Port Stephens on Tuesday last, where she obtained a fresh supply, and resumed her voyage the following day. She brings no news, and has not seen any vessels on the passage. S. M. H. Aug. 14.