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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume VI, Issue 466, 19 January 1850, Page 2

THIS DAT— SATURDAY.

CONTINUATION OF, UNRESERVED SALE EX "REBECqA* « CAMILLA," & " MAID OFJIIUN." "

WAlTT^rill resume selling the remainder + 'of the above Cargoes at Messrs. Hickson and' Co.'a Stoics, Te Aro, this day, saturbay, at\l2 o* clock, punctually Consisting of — INVOICES OF 33 to 80 in. Grey Domestics Fancy Prints, Doeskins Irish Linens, Paris Hats Braces, Cnrpetings China Mattings Linseed Oil, White Lead Mauritius Sugar Bath Bricks, Tumblers Soap, Dip Candles Congou Tea, Manila Coffee Looking Glasses, Pictures Brushes assorted Shoes 'Plated Ware Also, 2 Whaleboats and Sundry Whaling Gear from the Taranaki Fishery. 19th January, 1850.

Bran, Oats, Flour, Sperm Oil, Onions, &c.

MR. WAITT will Sell by Auction on MONDAY next, the 21st instant, at Custom House Buildings, at One o'clock : — 50 bags Manawatu Bran 44 do. first Y. D. L. Flour, slightly damaged - 10 do. Y. D. L. Oats And unless previously sold by private bargain. '4 casks Sperm and Scamperdown Oil, and about 2 tons of East- Coast Onions. Wellington, 19th January, 1850.

For London Direct.

-^S^rt. rTIHE Fine Frigate-built Ship gpNh A "PEKIN," >4^HH» of London, A. 1, for 12 years, 562 tons register, George Whitby, Commander. *. This splendid Ship will sail for kelson on the 10th instant, to take in Cargo at that Port already engaged ; she. will then return to Wellington, via Wairau. Parties therefore are requested to prepare their shipments of Wool, &c, by the Ist of February. Her accommodations for Cabin, Intermediate and Steerage Passengers are of the -first order, and if required she will carry 'an experienced Surgeon. For Freight or Passage apply to Captain Whitby on board, to Hervey, Johnston, &, Co. Or Bethune & Hunter. Wellington, 9lh January, 185<>. N.B. — Two Poop Cabins only now remain disengaged.

TOR LONDON DIRECT. fTI HE well-known regular* trader -#jMi4, X "WOODSTOCK," JflPysV A. 1, for 12 years, 300 tons burden. 3jD^§K W. R. Nicholson, Commander. This fine vessel has already engaged half her cargo at Wellington, and will immediately proceed to Nelson and Cloudy Bay, as soon as her inward cargo can be discharged, and will sail hence for London in all February. Her Cabin accommodations are first-rate, anil she offers an eligible opportunity for Passengers about proceeding to England. -Apply to W. B. Rhodes & Co. Or, to "James Smith & Co. Wellington, January 9,. 1850.

On Sale at the Office of this paper. The .following Volumes of Murray's Home and Colonial Library :—: — Borrows Bible in' Spain -Hay's Morocco— 'Letters from the Baltic The Amber Witch — Cromwell and Bunyan Meredith's New South Wales— Barrow's Life of Drake

French in Algiers — Fall of the Jesuits Ackland's India— Gleig's Washington and New Orleans Gleig's Life of Lord Clive Haygarth's Bush Life — Steffens' Adventures Ruxton's Adventures in Mexico Lord Carnarvon's Portugal and Galicia Also

2 vols. Chamber's Edinburgh Journal Mentzel's Germany Roscoe's Life of Lorenzo de Medici Michelet'i French Revolution Wellington, January 19th, 1849.

ANNIVERSARY FETE.

To be held on Te Aro Flat on the 22nd and 23rd January, 1850. AT A -MEETING of the General Committee 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. •RiJRAL SPORTS— Major Baker Messrs. C. Cameron Messrs. A. M'Donogh „ H. Marriott -„ Wro.. 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, ' Sr AV £ S £ OTT ' \ Secretaries. W. D. Taunton,/ Wellington, 2nd January, 1850.