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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 590, 29 March 1851, Page 2

Sale or Merchandise. TV/TESSRS. BETHUNE & HUNTER will •lv± sell by Auction, at the Exchange, on Monday next, 31st March, at Eleven o’clock. "L Rx“ Victory” and late arrivals, A quantity of Merchandise, as per Catalogue. Exchange, Wellington, March 28, 1851. For Otagoi direct, < . To Sailin d few days, THE fine Cutter “MARIA ± JOSEPHINE” Walker master, is now ready to take in cargo, and will meet with -For freight or passage, apply to Bethune & Hunter. Exchange, Wellington, March 28, 1851. , FOR PORT COOPER, A Regular Trader. *FH.E FINE FAST SAILING icErTHk J_" New Schooner WELLINGTON, Master. Will sail for, above Port on Wednesday' next, has most of her Cargo engaged, and as she will-be a regular trader, Shippers may depend on her day of sailing. For Freight or Passage Apply to Robert Waitt. Wellington, 29th March, 1851. Notice is hereby given, that on Wednesday, the 16th April, a Public Auction will be held in LYTTELTON for the sale of Town Land in Christchurch and Lyttelton. .: ■ ' John Robert Godley, Agent Canterbury Association. Wellington, 29th March, 1851.

For Wellington @ Hobart Town, /Sf best V. D. Land Flour -■■V'J 12 half chests superior Tea 30 bags Coffee . , 120 bags Patna Rice •50 bags superior Sugar 6 pockets Hops 5000 V. D. Land Palings &c., &c., &c. Robert Waitt. Wellington, 29th March, 1851. On Sale at the Office of this Paper, A Volume of the Art-union monthly journal; containing thirty-six highly finished Engravings, and a variety of very fine Woodcuts. March 29, 185lr i.. . Notice of Removal. ■; STEPHEN HARTLEY, GUNSMITH and CUTLER, begs most respectfully to inform the inhabitants of Wellington, and its vicinity, that he has removed to his new premises, next door to Mr. Firth’s, Aurora Tavern, where he is now prepared to execute work in the above business in all its particular uranches. Lambton Quay, March 26, 1851. Heinke & Co.’s Improved Diving Apparatus. THIS Invention has been very extensively employed for examining and repairing Ships bottoms at sea or in harbour, thereby saving in the latter case the great trouble and expense of unshipping the cargoes; for the recovery of property from sunken vessels; and tor making and repairing the foundations of viaducts and harbours. With the assistance of this apparatus, a Diver can remain with the greatest ease any length of time underwater ■engaged in all kinds of work. t0^125° f Apparatus complete from £lOO r Sol inJ > r< tlle Patei ? tee n s ’ Messrs. E. Heinke & to., 103 Great Portland-street, London. Further particulars can be obtained at the office of this Paper. Wellington, March 26, 185 L — - - *• ■- _ ■- ‘• • for a SHORT TIME ONLY! Daguerreotype. JVr R - IN SpFY would announce to the Pubfa v Ol ” cH’hgton, that he is now ready to take his superior style of plain and coloured Daguerreotype Likenesses in any weather equally well. The Public are inviffid to call And examine specimens, whether they want pictures or not. Mr. I.’s stay in this place wifi be S, ShOr T -V PnCeS fr T One Gui " ea and UPof Childre ” i ” Private Rooms up stairs at Mr. Bannister’s, Crown and Anchor Tavern,” Lambton Quay. 26th March. 1851. Ex "Emu.” 100 CASKS BYASS’ BOTTLED ALE ” and Porter ' 17 nrSn BeB ° f £ ilVer & C °’' S Ga ° ds > Com - E” ri well '. ass °Hed variety of Blue Shifts’ F M°ni ent v e| yhlte > aiid Regatta Pll °‘ •»* ’ 320 cans of Paints ■’ .’’i -.-j •’ I x p ...; • ■e... wch-'j Bethune & Hunter, i •Exchange, Wblhrigton, i ; ■ i March 14, ■1851;./ . I