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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume IV, Issue 226, 29 September 1847, Page 2

Public Sale to close Consignments. MESSRS. BETHUNE & HUNTER will sell by auction, at the Exchange, on Thursday next, the 30th September, at 1 o'clock, A variety of Merchandize to close consignments. Wellington, 27th September, 1847.

EX "FROLIC," AND LATE ARRIVALS. PURE white Gin in hhds. Geneva in red cases B. P. and Foreign Rum in hhds. and puncheons Spirits of Tar Turpentine and Linseed Oil Tartaric Acid, Soda, Chocolate Composition and Mould Candles, Soap Flour in 1001b. and 2001b. bags Manilla Sugar XJongou Tea, Coffee, Loaf Sugar "11x4 & 12x4 Blankets Shirting, Calicos ' Serge Shirts, Tweeds Doeskins, Navy Duck Biscuit Ist and 2nd quality Patent Nails Shingle and Spike Nails Camp Ovens, Iron Pots. J. Johnston, * * - Lambton Quay. September 29, 1847.

EX "FROLIC." SPERM and Composition Candles Manilla and China Sugars Gin in hhds. 3 o. p., quite white Sherry Wine in wood and bottle Old Tom in case 3 Assorted Liqueurs Split Peas Negrohead Tobacco, small fig Colonial Tweeds, a great variety of patterns Mocha Coffee Martell's and Hennessy's Brandies Foreign Rum, ■very superior A great variety of Prints and Drapery Bleached and Unbleached Calico Blue Serge Shirts Blankets 11x4 & 12x4 Moleskin Trowsers, and a variety of Slops, (Silver & Co.'s) Navy Duck .Doeskins in great variety Navy Blues Salad Oil Preserved Meats and Salmon English Jams and Jellies Sardines and Potted Bloaters. W. M. Bannatyne & Co. Wellington, Sept. 25, 1847.

FOR SALE. To arrive, and may shortly be expected,

THE CARGO of the ship STERLING, from Newcastle, New South Wales, consisting of— 30 Fat BULLOCKS 50 Three-year-old STEERS 200 HEIFERS and COWS in Calf 6 Pure-bred Durham BULLS The whole of which have been selected with great care by Moses Ynle, Esq., out of the celfbrated herds of the late Dr. Beaumont, which are the progeny of the bull Comet, imported by Potter Macqueen, Esq., M.P. Arrangements 'have been entered into by Mr. Yule, for the importation of several successive cargoes of similar Stock, and Horses. Apply to P M. Hervey. Custom-house Buildings, 25th September, 1847.

SYDNEY AGENTS.

SAUNDERS & BUBB beg leave to apprize the inhabitants of Poit Nicholson and other parts of New Zealand, having business to transact in Sydney, New South Wales, that they are prepared to attend to all commissions entrusted to them by letter or otherwise on the most moderate terms, and with the greatest regularity and fidelity. Parties visiting Sydney are respectfully requested to favour them with a call, as they (Me&srs. S. & B.) hold in their stores English goods, and Colonial Produce, and Manufactures of every description. Address — Uther's Stores, Pitt-street, Sydney. Wellington, 29th September, 1847.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS. September 25. — Schooner Frolic, 78 tons, Ward, fronr Sydney. Passengers — Miss Fyfe, Messrs. Miles and James. September 27. — Cutter Hero, 35 v tons, Hatch, from Chatham Island. September 28. — Schooner Edward Stanley, 25 tons,. Armstrong, from Massacre Bay.

DEPARTURES. September 27. — Brig Bee, 137 tons, Addaras, for Sydney. Passengers — Mr. M. Evans and servant. Same day. — Schooner Comet, 96 tons, Cork, for Sydney. Passengers — Messrs. J. J. Peacock, J. Cohen, R. Kemble.

IN PORT. Schooner Mana, 27 tons, Wakes. Master, Agent. Schooner Gipty, 25 tons, Storey. G. Moore, Agent. Schooner Flirt, 8 tons, Day. J. Smith & Co., Agents. Cutter Katherine Johnttone, 10 tons, Ibbotson. W. Lyon, Agent. Schooner Dolphin, 25 tons, Hatt. P. M. Hervey, Agent. Barque Promise, 440 tons, Hoseason. W. M. Bannatyne & Co., Agents. Schooner Frolic, 78 tons, Ward. W. M. Bannatyne & Co., Agents. Cutter Hero, 35 tons, Hatch. R. Waitt, Agent. Schooner Edward Stanley, 2b tons, Armstrong. P. M. Hervey, Agent.

IMPORTS, In the Frolic-r-lb casks foreign rum, 5 hhds. Geneva, 9 kegs tobacco, 3 casks foreign rum, 5 hhds. Geneva, 2 cases cigars, 1 case do., 17 bags coffee, 236 bagi vagur,- 43 bag* China tngar, 10

boxes pipes, 3 cases drapery, 2 bales slops, 3 bales woollens, 1 case do., 1 case drapery, 1 case hats, 2 kegs nails, 1 case drapery, 2 cases slops, 1 bale shirts, 1 casks preserved meats, 3 cases slops, 1 bale slops, 11 barrels split peas, 2 cases herrings, 6 cases wine, 25 packages oilman's stores, 1 box stationery, 1 bale woolpacks, 1 case slops, 8 casks 5 cases fruit, 1 bale tweeds, 1 case saddlery 1 case drugs, 2 jars do., 1 cask do., 5 tins linseed oil, 20 jars spirits tar, 1 case chetnay, 1 case cottons, 2 bales do., 2 kegsoilman's stores, 1 case do., 1 cask 1 case fruit, 4 cases preserved salmon, 23 pieces iron gutte-ings, 1 case containing drapery, coffee, and stationery, 1 bale duck, 1 case apparel, 1 bale woollens, 1 cwt. spring steel, 15 casks foreign rum 5 cases Geneva, 20 boxes sperm candles, 1 crate ginger beer bottles, 1 pair wheels and axes, 1 case drapery, I case confectionary, 2 cases drapery, 1 bale blankets, 1 case saddlery, 3 cases crockery, 1 case mustard, 2 cases glass, 3 cases tinware, 15 packages, 4 casks fruit, 1 crate earthenware, 1 case oilman's stores, 7 packages fruit, 2 bales woollens 1 case slops, 1 keg oranges, 1 truss woollens, 5 bags coffee, 8 chests tea, 1 cask hardware, 7 bdls. do., 13 cases, 8 hhds., 10 qr. casks wine, 50 boxes soap. W. M. Bannatyne & Co., Agents. In the Hero — 50 casks pork, 2 do. lard, 10 tons potatoes. R. Waitt, Agent.

EXPORTS, In the Comet — 4 casks hams, 1 case calico, 1 pipe brandy, 1 case cigars, 2 chests tea, 2\ tons flour, 11 casks pork, 300 sheep skins, $ ton hams, 2 copper coolers, 1£ cwt. old copper, 2 cross trees, 1 box ink. J. M. Taylor, Agent.

-Sydney Shipping. The mail by the Sterling consisted of 3787 letters, and 14,259 newspapers, and that by the Ganges of 530 letters, and 150 newspapers ; making a total of 4317 letters, and 14,400 newspapers, received by the two vessels.

English Shipping. The Ramilies sailed from Gravesend for New Zealand on the 16th April. The Saghalien was to sail for New Zealand on the 15th May. The Berkshire. — The Berkshire, of London, was towed to Spithead from Cherbourg last evening, by the steam -tug Sir William Wallace, of London. She has lost fore and mizen masts, maintopmast, and bowsprit, in a tremendous gale, which she encountered about three weeks ago 800 miles to the westward of the Lizard. She is from Sydney with a full cargo, and had on board 15 f French passengers, who were safely landed at Cherbourg. She is jury rigged. The tug came into harbour at seven o'clock last evening to repair some damages she had sustained before she could proceed to London with her charge. — Times, April 16.