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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume IV, Issue 318, 16 August 1848, Page 2

PUBLIC SALE Of Sundries ex Emergency, Regia, and Sisters.

MR, WAITT Will sell by Auction, On THU R S DA V, the 17th instant, At Custom-house Buildings, At One o'Clock: — Ex "Emergency," /j /j BAGS MANILA SUGAR ■M. M. 42 casks " do. do. 5 bags Rice Ex " Regia," 10 chests Congou Tea, best brand 20 boxes Robinson's Soap 2 casks Ironmongery assorted Ex ■" Sisters," 50,000 White Thorns 200 assorted Fruit Trees Preserves,- Bottled Fruits 27 bags Biscuit Ex " Osprey?' 20 boxes Tea 50 bag 3 Sugar Also, 10 half-pockets Hops 2 tons Rock Salt 5 casks Soda And sundry goods to close consignments. Wellington, August ]5, 18 18.

SALE OF MAIDEN EWES, HORSES, AND HEIFERS.

Messrs. JAMES SMITH & Co. Will sell at their Stores, LAMBTON-QUAY, On THURSDAY next, The 17th inst., (PREVIOUS TO MR. WAITT'S SALE OF MERCHANDIZE) WITHOUT RESERVE, J^T^ FINE BRED MAIDEN EWES, ex • *-* REGIA 8 Superior Heifers 1 4 Fine Horses \ ex SUBRAON 3 Wellbred Mares J After which a variety of New South Wales Grafted Fruit Trees. Sale to commence exactly at 12 o*cloclc. Wellington, 15th August, 1848.

For Otakou Direct, A REGULAR TRADER. HP H E Schooner " OOEAN," J§p!/agk JL Captain Ferguson, will sail for /gggj^P^ the above Port on Wednesday next, asgll^lillfr the 16th instant. -f° r Freight or Passage Apply to Robert Waitt. Wellington, 12th August, 1848.

Fojr Nelson direct, '"TIHE fine Schooner Emergency, Jst2rs>Z& J- Peters master; will sail on >2^fc|2lk Friday, the 18th inst. For freight or passage apply to Robert Waitt. Wellington, August 14, 1848.

For Auckland direct, To sail on Saturday, the 19th inst., Ugflk 'T^HE fine fast sailing Schooner «3s©v J- SISTERS, Captain Clark. ■ JlPfflHf" or fi* e i|f Q:Q ' : or passage apply to rflEriiaifii Robert Waitt. Wpilintrfrnn Aug. 14, IS4B.

rjI HE Undersigned begs to acquaint the Public _I_ that he has removed to the Store next to the Wakefield Club House, -adjoining Mr. James M'Beth's, Pipitea, where he his a general assoitmentof Goods — Blankets, Piints, Calicos, Slops, &c. — always for sale at the lowest market He avails himself of this opportunity to remind the Inhabitants of Wellington, and Traders on the coast, that he has in stock (duty paid and in bond), The finest Brandy, and second quality do. "Scotch Whisky Port and Sherry in bottle and in wood Sparkling Champagne, a most superior wine Claret Old Dry Marsala, &c. &c. R. J. Duncan, Lambton-quay. Wellington, August 5, 1848.

BRITANNIA LODGE, M. U. I. O. F. No. 3833.

"UNDEB THE IMMEDIATE PATRONAGE OF HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOB-IN-CHIEF.

TTHHE Public h respectfully informed that a X CONCERT and BALL will take place in the Odd Fellows' Hall, Aurora Tavern, in aid of the Widows' and Orphans' Fund of the above Lodge, on WEDNESDAY, THE 23rd INST. Colonel Gold has kindly permitted the excellentßandofthe6sthregimentto be in attendance on this occasion. To give increased accommodation to the visitors, the whole suite of rooms will be thrown open for the first time, presenting an extent of upwards of 300 feet. In the course of the evening several favourite pieces will be performed by the Band. For further particulars see future bills and advertisements. Tickets, ss. each, to admit a lady and gentleman. Tickets maybe had at the following places : — J. M'Beth, Willis-street; W. Allen, New Zealnnder; R. Davis, Aurora Tavern; J. Fraser, Lambton-quay ; C. Mills, Lambton-quay; G. Young, South Sea Hotel; Barrett's Hotel; R J. Duncan, Lambton-quay ; G. Buck, Thorndon Flat; D. Munn, Cottage of Content. Wellington, August 9, 1848.