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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume VI, Issue 469, 26 December 1849, Page 1

NOTICE. mHE PRICE OF ADVERTISING in the _L " 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, Lambton Quay, up to Ten o'clock of the evening previous to publication.

MR. W. MARSHALL begs leave to inform the inhabitants of Wellington, the Hutt, Porirua, and Taranaki, that he intends opening, on the Ist of January, 1850, a BOARDING SCHOOL, for young Gentlemen. . Mr. M., with a view to the above, has taken a house and grounds in Hawkestone-street, Wellington, where he is making considerable additions and alterations, and expects to have them all finished by the end of the year. The course of instruction will embrace a sound English Education, including Book-keeping by double entry, Geometry, the elements of Land Surveying and Mapping, together with Drawing and Painting iv oil and water colors. Also — French, German, and Latin. Religious and moTal improvement will be sedulously attended to, and gentleman-like deportment and honorable bearing strictly enforced. Terms —30 guineas per annum. Prospectuses with drawings of the house may be had on application to Mr Marshall, Hawkestone-street, Wellington. November 21, 1849.

PER "KELSO," INNES, FROM LONDON.

«> PACKAGES OF MERCHANDIZE are now being landed from the above ship, — a most excellent lot of assorted Goods at present in demand. Particulars can be obtained at the Stores of R. J. Duncan. Pipitea, Not ember 7, 1849.

FREEHOLD PROPERTY.

House and Garden, On Cook's Mount, near the Government Reserve. To be Sold or Leased, • TIHAT Commodious Dwelling House in WalJ. lace-street, at present occupied by the Rev. J. Inglis. The House is a substantial wood and brick building, with a slate roof, and is in excellent repair, if contains four rooms below, and two above, and has three fireplaces ; also a store-room, closets, and offices. The Garden contains about an eighth of an acre. The situation is delightful, and the house well adapted for a genteel family. For particulars, apply to Mr. Robert Hood, Carpenter, Cook's Mount ; or to Mr. Alexander Farmer, Shoemaker, Lambton Quay. Wellington, 10th Novr., 1849

THE UNDERSIGNED begs to acquaint his friends and the public that he hap 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, November 3, 1849.

For Sale Ex " William Alfred," FIRST quality Sydney Flour in 1001b bags Hunt's treble diamond Port Wine in quarter cases' First quality Sherry in do. Manila Cigars, Nos. 2 and 3 (new numbers) „ Coffee Qr. casks of Glenlivat Whiskey, 11 o. p. Rice and Scotch Pearl Barley An assortment of Drapery suitable to the present wants of the market, consisting of: Bleached. Linen Drills assorted Rough Hollands, Osnaburghs. Brown Cheese Cloths Irish Linens, &c, &c. Hervet Johnston & Co. Wellington, November 21, 1849.

WANTED. A CART and WHEELWRIGHT; one who thoroughly understands his business. Apply to M. Qcin, < Farrier. Dixon-street, November 17, 1849.

M. QUIN, FARRIER, Dixon Street, Te Aro, BEGS to return his sincere thanks to his Friends and the Public generally for the very liberal support he has received during the last seven years, and trusts' by a strict attention to business, and moderate cßarges, to receive a continuance of the same. M. Q. — Begs to intimate, that he has reduced the price for Horse Shoeing from 6s. to 55., from this date. • . ' ' Wellington, November 17, 1849.