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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume IV, Issue 257, 15 January 1848, Page 1

Just received, ex " Fanny Fisher," AN Extensive Assortment of Drapery Goods Plain and Checked Silk Diesses Goat Hair, French Barage, and Oregon Check do. China Crape, and other Shawls Veil Net and Blond Tuscan and Dunstable Bonnets Ladies' and Children's Shoes Superior French made Stays Berlin Wool, Sampler Canvas, and Netting Cotton Boys' Velvet and Cloth Caps Panama, Manila, and Cabbage Tree Hats ■ Very superior White and Regatta Shirts JJressing,»Gowns, light Coats and Blouses Colonial Tweed Coats, Vests, and Trowsers Satin and Fancy Vests Fashionable Trowserings, & Waistcoat pieces Black and Blue Cloth, Tweeds, &c. Geo. Scott, Thorn don Flat.

January 5, 1848.

Cheap Provisions. OAA FINE WELL CURED HAMS 50 Sides Fine Bacon 100 Barrels first quality Salt Pork 50 Tierces Prime Beef Van Diemen's Land Flour, at 18s, per lOOlbs. Now on sale at lowest prices by Johnson & Moore. January 8, 1848.

To the Holders of Landorders in Nelson Settlement..

THE SURVEYS of the RURAL LANDS intended to be offered for selection in the Wairau Plain and Massacre Bay being now on the point of completion, the holders of Landorders are requested to make themselves acquainted with those districts before the day of selection, which will probably be fixed at about two months from this date. The reselection of Town and Accommodation Lands will probably take place about the same time, of which, more particular notice will be given. The Company's Agents havirg received instructions not to select on behalf of any purchaser, holders of Landorders not intending to act in person are requested to appoint private agents by a written authority. Production o the Landorders will be requisite at the time of selection. William Fox, - Resident Agent New Zealand Company. Nelson, 6th January, 1848.

FOR SALE,

To close Co nsignments, Ex "PROTECTOR," "IA(~I BOXES Chance's Window Glass, *-\r\J all sizes Nails IJ, 2j, and 3 and 4 inch, assorted, in l^cwt. kegs' Ex "SAGHALIEN,"

Port and Sherry Wines, of first quality, in quarter- casks and cases, 3 doz. each Claret and Hock, do., in 3 dozen cases 100 cases Geneva, in red cases, 4 galls, each 1 Bale Welch Flannel An assortment of Oilmen's Stores Hoop Iron, all sizes Ex " VICTORIA"

Port, Sherry, and Marsala Wines, in 3 dozen cases MarteU's Brandy, in h"hds., brown and pale 100 Cases Geneva, in red cases, 4 galls', each 1 2 Bales assorted Bleached Shirtings 4 do. do. Russia Towelling (Linen) Cases of Printed De Lames, Balzorines and Shawls | Do. of Velveteens, all colours Do. of Moleskins, assorted Caffre Baize for Blankets Coloured and Black Stuffs for Ladies dresses Glass Decanters, pints and quarts 20 Casks Spike Najls, ,4, 5, and 6 inch. , Invoices"of Ironmongery assorted, consisting. 1 of— ' Iron and Brass Wove- Wire Guaging Rod 3, &c. Nails of all sizes •Invoices of Stationery, consisting of — Wrapping Papers, all sorts • ' | Foolscap and Post Paper do. j| 200 Casks Bottled Ale and Porter 25 Casks Washing Soda ' [\ ' of assorted Combs " j , 15 to 20 Tons Fine and Coarse Salt « Best KentfHops Corks >Ex " RALPH BERNAL," ! 74 Cases of Window Glass, all sizes } 2 Bales of Printing P,ap.er And other Goods ' j ■BSP* Terms Liberal. '• . u ' * P. M. Hervey. .CufLtonv-house Buildings, January 8, 1848. . • {I