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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume V, Issue 365, 31 January 1849, Page 1

NOTICE.

THE PRICE OF ADVERTISING in the " New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian" is — Three-pence a line for the first insertion of all advertisements, and one penny a line for every subsequent insertion. Advertisements will be received at the Spectator Office, Manners-street, up to Ten o'clock of the evening previous to publication.

FOR LONDON DIRECT. -^ijfcP-i rrHE splendid new fast-sailing tWiMV -*■ Bar °. ue CORNELIA, A 1 for <_^££j» 12 years, 372 tons register, C. MucHgSS&Ek kleburgh commander, having her dead weight on board, will be ready to take in Wool in a few days, and will have quick despatch. Immediate application is necessary to P. M. Hervey, or John Johnston. 13th December, 1848.

On Sale Ex " Harlequin," LOAF and CRUSHED SUGAR Iron Pots Camp Ovens Wheat Mills Soap Ex Louis and Miriam : Sole and Kip Leather Saddlery, consisting of Trace Harness Shaft Cart Harness Collars, Cart Saddles Belly Bands, Head Stalls &c, &c. Ex Susan: Superior Witney Blankets James Smith & Co. Wellington, January 9, 1849.

Freehold and other Property for Sale by Private Contract. THE COTTAGE and Outbuildings situated on the road to Evans Bay, in the occupation of the undersigned, with well-stock-ed Garden and Paddocks attached — there is every convenience for a small Dairy, and the purchaser will have the option of taking any number to fifteen ofgpod and well broken in dairy cows, together with other useful Stock and Utensils. The above abuts on the town belt and is within a few minutes' walk of Mount Cook. Also a superior tractable Mule bred in the Colony. 2. That neat and substantial weatherboatded and slated Cottage with Garden, on the acre adjoining Mr. Boulcott's house, and within five minutes' walk of the Bank. 3. The weather-boarded Cottage and Garden on the same acre. The above Property is Freehold, in good repair, and let to respectable tenants. 4. The weather-boarded House in Dixon Street with large Garden attached, now in the oocupation of Mr. William Spinks. 5. The Bakehouse adjoining, with a substantial Oven and every convenience for carrying on an extensive business. The _ above Pioperty will be found to be an eligible investment, and if sold in one lot liberal teims will be given. For further information apply to James Seliar. Wellington, 13th December, 1848.

EX BRIGANTINE WILLIAM ALFRED,

Expecied Daily. /CONGOU TEA v' Rice, Soap, and Sugar Flour, Whiskey Powder and Shot < Maize, Raisins, Currants >, , Oilmen's Stores— well assorted Blacking and Matches Tobacco Liqueurs,/ Lemon Syrup Nails Boots and Shoes, rLeather, and Crockery Ware: ' " Apply at the Office of William Fitzherbert. Wellington, 30th December, 1848.

TO BE SOLD, J>A HEAD OF DAIRY COWS. tm V Apply tO T. W. TANKERStEY, _ . i J " Upland Farm. October 25, 1848.

Sparkling Champagne. ' ' ;/ Brands M. M, Lenepvue and P.errier Jbuet,. TWO of the first shippers from'France,'and whose Wines are much esteemed in England and India; a few cases of each still for sale at a small advance on English invoice price. . , " R. J. Duncan. Wellington, December 12, 1848.