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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 553, 20 November 1850, Page 2

SALS BY AUCTION.

Messrs. HERVEY, JOHNSTON, & Co., Are instructed to Sell by PUBLIC AUCTION, ON SATURDAY FIRST, The 23rd Instant, At their Stock-yard, Te Aro, NINE MILCH COWS AND NINE CALVES This Dairy Stock is of the best descriptien that has been offered for sale in the Colony, being thoroughly acclimated, and well worth the attention of Dairymen or private parties who require their Stock completely broken in. Sale at 12 o'clock noon. Wellington, 20th November, 1850.

FOR AUCKLAND, To sail on or about 23rd instant. - / *2^i T HE FINE SHIP JL "CAMILLAS' B. D. Pugh, Commander. agHJß^Hfa For Freight or Passage, apply to Bethune & Hunter, Agents. Exchange, Novemher 19, 1850.

FOR SALE, At the Stores of the Undersigned, TEA, in whole and half chests Sugar, Soap, Candles, Starch Currants, Pickles, Sauces Salad Oil, Lemon Syrup White and Grey Calicoes White and Scarlet Blankets, 10 and 12-4 Moleskin Trousers, Coats, Paris Hats Hosiery Sawn Boards and Scantling, Shingles Broad Paling Bar, Rod, and Hoop Iron Camp Ovens Rum, in qr. casks, Wines Wool Packs Crawford & Yule, Licensed Custom-house Agents. Custom-house Court, 19th Nov., 1850. N.B. — A few tons of light goods can be received on Storage.

Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Partnership between the undersigned Robert Langdon and William Spinks, in the trade or business of General Storekeepers, at Wellington, Port Nicholson, New Zealand, under the firm of "LANGDON & SPINKS," "was this day dissolved by mutual consent, and in future the business will be carried on by the said William Spinks, on his separate account, Tvho will pay and receive all debts owing from and to the said Partnership. Witness our hands this (19th) nineteenth day of November, 1850. Robert Langdon, William Spinks. Witness — John J. Curtis.

Ex "Phoebe Dunbar," 1 butt 1 PALE AND GOLDEN SHERDS Hhds. J RIES of the choicest quality, in land or duty paid. R. J. Duncan. Wellington, November 16, JB5O.

rHE UNITED 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 nee.d not recapitulate the lists of suitable articles which have 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, erne 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. Hone^ and Bees' Wax. Vegetable Oils. Oil and Whalebone — caught on the Coast. Specimens of 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 Tuesday, the 31 t December 1850. AH 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, where an -Agent will be appointed by the Committee, who will take charge of all articles sent, and forward them according to the wishes of the senders. 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. J. Woodward, Convener of Committee. October . 12, 1850.