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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume IV, Issue 243, 27 November 1847, Page 2

Secretary's Office, Wellington, 26th November, 1847. HIS EXCELLENCY THE LIEUTE-NANT-GOVERNOR has been pleased to direct the publication of the following extract from a Despatch from his Excellency the Governor-h>Chief, for general information. By his Excellency's command, S. E. Grim stone, Acting Secretary.

(Extract from a Despatch, dated Auckland, 19th November, 1847, from his Excellency Governor Grey, to Lieutenant- Governor Eyre,) " I have the honor to acquaint your Excel- . lency that it is my intention, in pursuance of the powers imposed upon me by the 25th chap, of the-reeent New Zealand Charter, to issue a Proclamation bringing that Charter into operation within the islands of New Zealand, from •and after the Ist day of January, 1848. " The departure of the Racehorse has been so sudden that a copy of the Proclamation, could not be prepared in time to be sent down' by that vessel. (Signed) " G. Grey."

LOYAL ANTIPODEAN LODGE I. O. O. F., M. U.

THE BRETHREN of the above Lodge are requested to attend at their Lodge Room, Host Heese's, on Wednesday next, Dec. 1, for the purpose of electing officers for the ensuing quarter, and other business of importance. By order of the N, G., Edwik Bannister, Sec. Wellington, Nov. 27, 1847.

NOTICE,

THE Undersigned having entered into an arrangement with the Contractors for the delivery of several cargoes of Cattle for contract purposes from New South Wales, would have no objection to enter into similar engagements with parties here who may he desirous of purchasing a limited number of Cows and Heifers, to be selected from one of the best herds in New South Wales, and guaranteed to be at least equal to the best of those lately landed ex "Bileanor Lancaster. Parties desirous of treating for the delivery first-rate Stock, will therefore please make early application to , Moses Yule, At the Office of P. M. Hervey. ' Wellington, 26th November, 1847.

To Tavern - Keepers or Capitalists. A. most eligible Leasehold Investment. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, THE unexpired term of Fourteen Years, • from the first day of April next, of that portion of a TOWN ACRE in Manners Street, comprising the old established Tavern known as the Ship Hotel, now let to Mr, John Pimble as a tenant-at-will ; together with the Premises op the east side, occupied by Mr. P. Murch, and let to him at a yearly rent for the whole term of the lease ; and on the west side, of a House and Shop let to Mr. Dillon, as a yearly tenant; including also the large Building in the rear known as Fuller's Theatre ; and two small Cottages or Tenements adjoining, now let to H.M. Government, and which is well adapted for a public bath, or warehouse. For all particulars apply to • A. Hort, Sen., At his Warehouse, Lambton-quay. November 8, 1847.. v

For Sale, A HOUSE, containing Four Rooms, and Kitchen, with excelleut Stabling and Garden, in WilKs Street. Apply to Charles. Cator, Solicitor. Wellington, Nov. 19, 1847.

Wanted to Purchase, Kf\ ACRES OF LAND, about 8 miles from "" Wellington, in the direction of Porirua. Apply to Charles. Cator, Solicitor. Wellington, Nov. 19, 1847.

WANTED,

TWO respectable FEMALE SERVANTS, where two other Servants are kept ; one as Cook, the other as Nursemaid. Liberal wages will be given to properly qualified persons. Apply at the Office of this paper. November 13, 1847.

MRS. V AUGH'AN begs to inform the Ladies of Port Nicholson that she has commenced business in the straw bonnet line at the premises on Lambton Quay, lately occupied as the Staffordshire Warehouse. A supply of new and fashionable articles in the above line will be always on hand, and all kinds of Bonnet work will be executed with that economy and dispatch which will, she trusts, ensure a share of their patronage. .Wellington, November 24, 1547.

JUST RECEIVED,

PER "BEE," A FASHIONABLE ASSORTMENT OF Summer Goods, consisting of — Plain and checked Alpaca, French, Scotch, Linen and Muslin Ginghams, French, Lama, and Muslin Dresses, Silks, Satin, and Satinnette, Silk and Cotton Velvet, Parasols, Scarfs and Scarf Mantells. A large and varied assortment of Shawls, Ribbons, Tuscan and Dunstable Bonnets, Children's worked Caps, Bodies, and Robes, Insertion and Scollop, French and Scotch Cambric, Long Lawn, black and white Net and Lace, China, India, and fancy Silk Handkerchiefs, Corded Petticoats. An assortment of ladies' and gent.'s Gloves, Silk and Satin Stocks, Handkerchiefs and Scarfs, Colonial and English Tweeds, Printed Druggett, -fine long Cloths, Calicos, &c, &c, &c. Geo. Scott, Thorndon Flat. Wellington, Nov. 20, 1847.