Mares and Geldings. rpHIRTY well-bred MARES and GELDX INGS for Sale, all broken in to Saddle. Apply to Mr. Thomas Kebbell, Or to Mr. F. Robinson, Manawatu. 12th October, 1850.
WELLINGTON NURSERY,
Tinakore. JAMES M'BETH begs to intimate that the following are now ready for sale : — Cabbage and Cauliflower Plants Cucumber Plants, Melon ditto Rhubarb do., Cherry Trees in Garden pots Tulip and Anemone Roots Specimens of the Flowers now to be seen at his Store, Pipitea. 12th October, 1850.
rHE UNITEP COMMITTEE appointed to collect and transmit articles for the great Exhibition of Industrial Art, to be held in London in the ensuing year, respectfully call for the earnest co-operation of their fellow settlers, in order that New Zealand may: take its proper place in this Commercial Congress. The Committee need not recapitulate the lists of suitable articles which hare been already published, but they invite especial attention to the following; Flax — in all stages of preparation. „ —made into useful articles, such as Rope, Twine, Wool Lashing, Wool Packs, Sacks, &c, &c. ■ — used for ornamental purposes, as Embroidery, &c Wood — specimens of the various kinds in pieces sufficiently large to shew the grain, &c, with one surface polished. Stone — for building or other purposes, one face smoothed or polished. Barks — for dyeing, tanning, &c, „ --extracts and articles made from, such as Ink, &c. Leather— Hides and Pelts. Wool — in whole fleeces. Ores and Minerals — including Coal, Iron Sand, &c. Shells — useful and ornamental. Honei and Bees' Wax. Vegetable Oils. Oil and Whalebone — caught on the Coast. Specimens op Native Art — such as Mats, Carvings, Green Stone, Ornaments, &c, &c. AH articles intended to be sent to London must be forwarded to the Court House, Wellington, on or before Saturday, the 16th November 1850. All articles which the senders require to be paid for must be accompanied by a note of price, which, if approved of, will be paid by the Committee. Approved articles not paid for, and sent to England, will remain at the disposal of the senders, and will be delivered to their order without charge (except for duty) after the close of the Exhibition in London. An exhibition of all articles sent to the Committee will take place on the same day, and in the same place, with the first Exhibition in connection with the Wellington Horticultural Society.
Ex ZiOrd William Bentinck, And on Sale at the Office of this Paper, RULED Account-Books, various sizes Superfine Foolscap Superfine Letter Paper, large Blue-wove and Ivory Do. Note Paper, Royal Albert, Queen's size and Ivory Do. Sealing-wax, Red, Black, and various colours Steel Pens, magnum bonum and other kinds Prayer-books and Proper Lessons MUSIC PAPER, Music-books, and Music Portfolios Royal, Imperial, Double-Elephant, and Antiquarian Drawing-paper Tracing - Paper, Drawing Portfolios, and Drawing Materials Superfine Drawing Pencils, Indian Ink, Camel Hair Pencils and Tools Sketch-books and Drawing-blocks. AckermanYarid Reeve's Water- Colours Parallel Rulers and -Mathematical Instruments Parchment, Pasteboards, Millboards Superfine Foolscap, ruled for accounts . Do. Blotting Paper, white and pink, and Blotting Pads Best Hambro' Quills assorted Round Ebony Rulers Black and Red Ink, Copying Ink, Sponge Boxes Italian Pens, Wafers Envelopes, various sizes, Envelope Cases Dela Rue's Superfine Playing Cards Morocco Slates, Plain do. Metallic Memoranda Books Mayor's and Fenning's Spelling Books Mordan's Leads for Patent Pencils Packets of Fancy and Mourning Paper Copy-books and Ciphering -books of various kinds Slates and Slate Pencils One-quire Foolscap Books, ruled and feint Red Tape, Green Ribbon, and Cord Pewter Inkstands, Screw Inks India Rubber, Ivory Reading Knives Ladies' Companions, Writing Portfolios, Card Cases, and Visiting Cards Pocket-books, Morocco and Russia, Bill Cases Memoranda Books, various sizes Also, Cheque Books, Bills of Lading, Bills of Exchange, Customhouse Forms, &c, &c, &c.
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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 542, 12 October 1850, Page 2
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