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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume VI, Issue 464, 12 January 1850, Page 2

Public Sale ,of Merchandize.

MESSRS. BETHUNE & HUNTER will sell by Auction, at the Exchange, on MONDAY next, 14th January, at one o'clock, Without Reserve, the following Goods known as American Nations, to close a joint adventure :—: — Cane, Fancy, and Wood Seated Chairs Rocking Chairs Tar, Varnish, &c. Salmon, Mackerel, and Sounds Patent Nails, Axes, Mirrors Tubs, Tobacco Calicos and Drills And other Goods, as per catalogue. Wellington, 11 January, 1850.

Important Sale of Books. MESSRS. BETHUNE & HUNTER will sell by Auction, at the Exchange, on WEDNESDAY next, 16th January, current, Ex Thames : — 4 cases of Books— comprising a great variety of Standard Works, Novels, Hisfory, Travels, Biography, Theology, &c, &c, as per catalogue. Sale to begin at 1 1 o'clock precisely. Exchange, 11 January, 1849.

Extensive and Unreserved Sale of Goods, Etc " REBECCA," and ''CAMILLA," -FROM HOBART TOWN. MR. WAITT has received instructions to Sell by Public Auction on THURSDAY next, the 17th instant, at the Stores of Messrs. W. Hickson and Co., at ONE o'clock : — 2 bales 33 in. Grey Calico 1 do. 72 in. do. 1 case 5-4 Madder Piints 1 bale Fancy Doeskins 1 case Mousseline de Lame Dresses 1 case assorted Muslins 1 case Book Muslins 1 bale Twilled Silesias 1 bale Printed Carpeting 6 rolls China Matting 1 case Lace, Blonds, Nets, Collars, &c. 1 trunk Cloth Caps 2 cases Paris Hats 1 trunk Children's Shoes 1 case London Made Saddles and Bridles 6 Tables and 6 Bed Steps 1 case Chimney Ornaments 1 case Brass Taps, Tea Bells, Brushes, Butchers Knives, ■Carvers, &c. 1 tierce Bath Bricks 1 case Agricultural Braces • 1 case Irish Linen 1 case Cotton Handkerchiefs 1 case assorted Pictures 1 case Looking Glasses 1 tierce Victoria half-pint Tumblers 10 cans Linseed Oil , 10 do. Boiled do 40 do. Turpentine 75 kegs White Lead 6 cases superior Cavendish Tobacco An assortment of Handsome Plated Ware 50 bags Mauritius Sugar ALSO, Ex " MAID of ERIN," 10 bags Rice 2 cases American Clocks 1 case Asphfclte Felt And from Taranaki Fishery, 1 Seven Oared Whaleboat 1 Five do. do. Oars, Whale Lines, Hoop Iron, Lances, Oil Butts, &c, &c. i And on account of whom it may Concern,

BK 533 1 case Muslins 20 bags Manawatu Bran, damaged by salt water. Terms at Sale. LUNCH AT TWELVE.

P.S. — If the Goods are not all disposed of before 5 o'clock on Thursday, the Sale will be continued on FRIDAY-at One o'clock. Wellington, 12th January, 1850. i>isa

ANNIVERSARY FETE.

To be held on Te Aro Flat on the H2nd and 23rd- January, 1850. AT A MEETING of the General Comnvittee held at the Commercial Hotel on Monday evening, the 31st ult., Captain Rhodes having been unanimously called to the chair, the following gentlemen were proposed and elected to act on the different Sub-Commit-tees :—: —

AQUATIC SPORTS—

-Captain Sharp Messrs. S. Carkeek „ W. B. Rhodes „ S. Cemino Geo. Young.

HORSE RACES—

"Messrs. H. St. Hill Messrs. G. Moore „ R. B.Thelwall „ W. Tarikersley „ J. Wade „ P. Murch „ G. Hunter „ D. Scott RURAL SPORTS— Major Baker Messrs. C. Cameron Messrs. A. M'Donogh „ H. Marriott „ Wm. Bannister „E. Roe, sen. „ E. Catchpoole „ J. Dean „ G. Moore „ R. Davis „ W. E. Vincent „ I. Featherston W. D. Taunton „ J. H. Docking „ W. E. Wallace „ K. Samuel „ H. Allen „ J. Grimaldi With power to add to their numbers, David Scott, 1 Seoretarin , W. D. Tatjntow,/ Wellington, 2nd January, 1850.

ANNIVERSARY FETE, A MEETING of the Sub-Committees will take place at the Commercial Hotel on MONDAY Evening next, at 8 o'clock precisely, to apportion the funds subscribed and decide on the sports to take place. The attendance of the several members of the Sub Committees is particularly requested. S^ D rr Sc ° TT) \ Secretaries. W. E. Taunton, J Wellington, January 12, 1850.