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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume VI, Issue 444, 3 November 1849, Page 2

Unreserved Sale', ex Sisters, &c. MR. WAITT, has received instructions to sell byPublic Auction, on Tuesday next, 6th instant, at his Stores, Te Aro, at 1 o clock. Sundry Cutlery, at the Account and risk of the former purchaser. 50 casks Byass and Barclay's Bottled Beer in lots to &uit purchasers 30 boxes Robinson's Soap 5 hds. Rum and 2 hds. Geneva 50 doz. Glasses every description j0 „ Variegated Lamps 5 hds. Burton Ale 5 cases Chocolate 2 cases Gin Bitters 2 „ Rum Shrub 3 boxes Sperm Candles Regatta Shirts, common Striped do. Druggist's Phials, Empty Casks Saddlery &c., &c, &c. TERMS AT SAL'B. Wellington, 2nd November, 1849.

THE UNDERSIGNED begs to acquaint, his friends and the public that he has recommenced importing, from London direct, Alexander Black's well-known Port, Sherry, and Champagne Wines, that he will have a steady supply of the same, and that they are now to be had at the Wellington Hotel, m from 3 dozen cases downwards to any quantity to suit convenience. Chas. E. yon Alzdorf. Wellington, No\ember3, 1849.

Wellington Athenaeum and Mechanics' Institute.

rp HE Half-yearly General Meeting of Members _L will be held at the Rooms of the Institute, ■on Monday evening, the sth of November, at Eight o'clock. The attendance of Members is particularly requested. William Lyon, Vice President. Wellington, October 31, 1849.

Just Arrived. 1 i"k KEGS of Superior Negrohead Tobacco J- v/ 8 cases Do. Cavendish do. 5 casks of Alum 6 tins of Turpentine 6 jars of Spirits of Tar William Hicksov & Co. Wellington, 6th October, 1849.

ON SALE,

By the Undersigned. Af\ CASES, 3 dozen each, of Old Bottled Sherry 10 cases, 3 dozen each, of Old Bottled Port 6 do., 3 „ „ Claret 10 do., 3 „ „ Champagne — "Ciauzet " brand 2 quarter-casks of old Madeira 10 hhds. of superior W. I. Rum, 10 o r 5 do. do. E. I. do., 30 o -p. Linseed Oil in ."> gallon tins Turpentine in 5 do. Spirits of Tar in jars •110 bars of Round aad Flat Iron— "Ciovvn" brand 30 boxes "Robinscn's " best Soap -Patent Asphalte Roofing or Sheathing Felt 5 casks of Alum 16 kegs and cases svperior Negrohead and -Cavendish Tobacco -31 kegs and half kegs of low qualify Nev grohead William Hickson, & Co. Wellington, 27th Octpber, 1849.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS. November 2. — Schooner Ocean Queen, 8 tons, Deblois, from Cloudy Bay.

DEPARTURES. "November I—Schooner1 — Schooner Old Jack, 8 tons, Guard for Port Underwood. Same day — Schooner Supply, 15 tons, King, for Nelson. (November 2. — Schooner Iwins, 42 tons, Petrie, for New Plymouth. Passsengers — Mr. Woodhouse, Mr. and Mrs. M'Donald and 2 children.

IN PORT. TSarque General Palmer, 573 tons, . Bethune & Hunter, Agents. Schooner Rose, 20 tons, . Schooner Henry, 29 tons, Bowler. Ship Inconstant, 589 tons, Cottleton. Bethune & Hunter, Agents. •Ship Larkms, 700 tons, Bruton. Bethune & Hunter, Agents. Brig Sisters, 150 tons, Clark. R. Waitt, Agent. Cutter Fly, 20 tons, Swarm. Schooner Carbon, 25 tons, Joyce. J. Varnham, Agent. Schooner Rose, 15 tons, Walker. Master, Agent. Schooner Eduari Stanley, 25 tons, Morrison. Schooner Ocean Queen, 8 tons, Deblois.

IMPORTS. In the Edward Stanley — 1 brl. pork, half ton bacon.

EXPORTS. In the Old Jack — 1 package blankets, 20 lb. "tobacco. Master, Ageut. la the Supply — 2 cases clocks, 3 cases axes, 3 doz. axe handles, 4 nests, tubs, 3 barrels mackarel, 1 jar brandy, 3 cases tobacco, 1 case 1 cask haberdashery, 3 cases books, 25 packages luggage, 2 guns, 3 trusses, 2 cans oil, 8 boxes window glass, •1 cask bottled beer, 23 cwt. bar iron. Bethune fy Hunter, Agents.

Auckland Shipping. The Barque Pilgrim, from Wellington, arrived at Auckland on the 22nd September, after a passage of eight days. Owing to the Inchinan being .quite full from Sydney, and unable to take in a large quantity of cargo awaiting her here, the Pilgrim has been dhartered to proceed to California with a full cargo of timber, and other New Zealand produce from this Port. — New Zealander, Sept. 27.

By the Edward Schooner, from Russell, we learn from our correspondent, that the whaler Pembroke, of New London, out forty days from Hobart Town, had put into the Bay of Islands in consequence of the creur having mutinied at sea ; fourteen of them were in irons on her arrival. It was said that she would sail for Auckland within a few days, and, in.I stead of resuming her whaling cruise, would be laid on for California. — Ibid. The Brig Susan, Capt. Jones, sailed from Auckland for Sydney on the 26th September, with several passengers, including invalids of the 58th Regt. ; part of her cargo consisted of about 100 tons of copper ore. 0< The Ship Oriental Queen, 645 tons, Capt. Thomas, from London, with Pensioners, arrived at Auckland on the 18th September. Passengers — Captain Houltan, Mrs. Houltan and children ; T. Hunt, Esq., Surgeon Superintendent. The Oriental Queen was signalled on Monday evening, but owing to a strong southerly breeze and ebb tide, she was obliged to anchor off Tiritimatangi on that Evening, where she remained all night, and weighed early next morning, reaching her anchorage at 4 p. m. on Tuesday, after a passage of 124 days. She sailed from Graveseod on the 17th May, and, until she made the line, experienced baffling winds and a series of calms, which protracted her voyage, otherwise a pleasant one. She has on boai d se-venty-one enrolled pensioners for service in New Zealand, the same number of women, and one hundred and eighteen children. The Pensioners and their families suffered much from scurvy during the voyage. There were five births and three deaths — a man and two women. — Ibid.