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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume IV, Issue 319, 19 August 1848, Page 2

NOW LANDING, EX "VICTORY," FROM LONDON, A FEW Khds. Puie White Gin M'artell's and Hennessy's Brandies Fine Scotch Whisky Port and Sherry in qr. casks and octaves Champagne and Still Hocks Bottled Ale and Porter Burton Ale in Hhds. W. S. Loxley. Farish Street, 19th August, 1848.

Ex "Catherine," from Nelson. 6> fl*{\ BAGS of SUPERIOR MALTING BARLEY. W. S. LOXLEY. Farish Street, August- 18th, 1848. +

rl l HE Undersigned begs to acquaint the Public JL 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 assortment of Goods — Blankets, Piints, Calicos, Slops, &c. — always for sale at the lowest market prices. 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 Spaikling Champagne, a most superior wine Claret Old Dry Marsala, &c. &c. R. J. Duncan, Lambton quay. Wellington, August 5, 1848.

ON SALE EX "VICTORY."

GENTLEMEN'S LONG AND SHORT KJT Leather Leggins Ladies' Boots and Shoes, from Davis & Co., London Sadflles, Hogskin Seat stuffed flat Bridles Cast Steel Pit Saws, complete Cast do. Cross Cut do., do Files and Saw Sets The Best Yankee Axes A good assortment of Fine Rose Flat Point Patent Nails Large Size Wheat Mills Long Handled T;tr Brushes 4 half hogsheads very Superior Malt Vinegar &c, &c, &. R. J. Duncan, Next to the Wakefield Club and adjoining Mr. James M'Beth's, Pipitea. Wellington, 19th August, 1848.

PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAITS.

npilE Undersigned will shortly be prepared JL to execute PORTRAITS and LANDSCAPES, .by a Photographic Apparatus which he recently brought fiom England, and which has the latest improvements. An unexpected delay has arisen in consequence of the necessity of procuring from Sydney certain drugs which he omitted to bring from England. H. B. Scaly. Willis-street, August 15, 1848.

LAND FOR SALE!

rpHE FOLLOWING TOWN LANDS are JL tor sale, either in whole acres or in lots to suit purcnasers . — Town Acre 211 — situate between Messrs. Ridgwaya' and Messrs. Rhodes' stores, having a right of whai fage. Town Acre 515 — Lot I—Containing1 — Containing 66 feet fi'ontage to Lambton-quay, situate between Dr. Dorset's and the Wakefield Club. Lot 2— Containing 76 feet frontage on Lamb-ton-quay and Mulgrare-street; now under lease to Mr. William Couper at the yearly rental of £2\. Lease expires on the 11th April, 1852. Lot 3 — Containing 86 feet frontage to Mul-grave-street and Sydney-street; now under lease to Mr. William Couper at the yearly rental of £26. Lease expires on the 10th February, 1852. Lot 4 — Containing 48 feet frontage to M.il-

grave street. Lot s—Containing5 — Containing 30 feet frontage to Syd-ney-street; now under lease to Messrs. Gunn & Murray at the yearly rental of £20. Lease expires 17th March, 1852. Town Acre 209 — Lot I — now occupied by Messrs. Ridgwa^s, Hickson, & Co. at the yearly rental of £120. Lease expires 25th Decem-

ber, 1854. Lot 2 — Portion of ditto, now occupied by Messrs. Bethune & Hunter at the yearly rental of £35. Town Acre 219— Situate at the head of the Bay, having a right of wharfage. Town Acre I<>39 — situate in Stanley-street. Town Acre 1060 — „ Adelaide-street. Town Acre 1083— „ South Road. Town Acre 88 — „ Dahiell-streei. Town Acre 554 — one lot 66 feet frontage on Molesworth-street, with good house and stable erected on it; now let to Capt, O'Connell at the yearly rental of £60. Town Acre 579 — situate in Molesworth and Pipitea streets. Town Acre 276 — situate in Tory-street. Town Acre <275— „ . „ Town Acre 1013 — „ Stanley-street. Town Acre 950 — „ R'Utoul-street. Town Acre 1040 — „ Stanley-street. Town Acre 667 — „ Sussex-square. Town Acre 947 — „ Adelaide Road. Town Acre 1055 — „ Stanley street. Town Acre 1014 — „ Stanley-street. For further particulars Apply to A. Ludlam. Wellington, August 16,- 1848.

THE Undersigned hereby gives Notice to those parties whose horses and caltle are trespassing on the Coun'ry Sedtion No. 2, adjoining the Signal Station, that' if. they are not immediately taken away, the owners of them will be prosecuted according to law. Aug. 5, 1848. - Robert Glasgow.