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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume V, Issue 367, 7 February 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 subsequentlnsertion. Advertisements will be received at the Spectator Office, Manners-street, up to Ten o'clock of the evening previous to publication.

FOR LONDON DIRECT.

s/x&ZLi nPIHE splendid new fast-sailing #E%St X Barque CORNELIA, A 1 for /4SHe» 12 years, 372 tons register, C. MucBMEES^Bkleburgh commander, having her tQS&SS& 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 V r ' ( P. M. Hervey, or John Johnston. 13th December, 1848.

BARQUE "CORNELIA," FOR LONDON. ,jgog rpHE above Vessel being far jftjpws I advanced in her loading with ffTK^sV wool, will sail the first week in February. Two Cabins only bewSsS£3SS&* n5n 5 disengaged, immediate application is necessary to P. M. HerveYj or John Johnston. Wellington, l7th January, 1849.

FOR HOBART TOWN DIRECT. rpHE Fine New Fast Sailing Jfggk X Barque "MARGARET >4tiJEJKaff BROCK," 300 tons, Thomas SaunagiK^ ders, Commander, will sail in a few fflggsSlS? days, and having first-rate accommodations presents an eligible opportunity for cabin and steerage passengers. For freight or passage apply early to D. M. Laurie, or to James Smith & Co. Wellington, 31st January, 1849.

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 SJmith & Co. Wellington,, January 9, 1849.

Freehold an.d other Property for Sale T^,;Private Contract. rpHE COTTAGE and Outbuildings situa1. JL ted onthe 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 pfgopd_and_well broken in dairy cows, together with other useful Stock and Utensils. The aboye, abuts on the town beltj and is within a few minutes' walk of Mount J Cook. Also a superior tractable Mule bifed in the Colony. . ..-,'] 2. That neat and substantial weatherboaided , and sjated Cottage with! Garden, on the acre adjoining Mr.' Boycott's house, and within five minutes' walk ofthe Bank. 3. The weather-rbparded Cottage and Garden .on th,e same ..acre. The above Property fe Freehold, in. goodre•P*ir,,apd le^tp,respec^able 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,eirtehsive business. The' above Property will be found to be an eligible, investment, ,an,d -if sold in one ' lot liberal terms will, be given; , Eorj further information' apply to - '- «'• ' James Sellar. Wellington, 13th December, 1848.

''" Sparkling Champagne. Brands 'M. t M, Lenepvut and Eerrier Jouet, TWOjofthe>firtt shippers from- France, and uwhoie Wines are much esteemed in England and India; & few cases of each still for sale at a small advance' on English invoice , f , ' ; . » vB.-J. Dukcak. Wellington, DtMmber 12, 1848.