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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 607, 28 May 1851, Page 2

Sale of Wool, ex ’‘Laura.” MR. WAITT has received instructions from Capt. Dambrill to sell by Public Auction, on Tuesday next, the 3rd June, at Plimmer’s Wharf, at 12 o’clock, A quantity of very superior New South Wales Wool. Particulars will appear in a Catalogue which is in course of preparation, and the wool will be lotted, and ready for inspection on Monday 4 the 2nd June, Terms— Credit will be given according to amount of purchase. Wellington, 28th May, 1851. Notice is hereby given, that the Partnership heretofore carried on by John Fowler and William Plowman at Wellington, as Licensed Victuallers, has this day been dissolved by mutual consent, and in future the business will be carried on by the said John Fowler on his separate account, who will pay and receive all debts due and owing from the said Partnership in the regular course of trade. Dated this twenty-sixth day of May, 1851. John Fowler. W. Plowman. Witness — John King, Solicitor, Wellington. Geo. Stratford, his Clerk. HORSE INFIRMARY. MICHAEL QUIN, Smith and Farrier, DIXON STREET, BEGS to acquaint his Friends and the Public that he has removed his Shop a few doors towards Willis-street, and that having considerably extended his Premises, and built an Hospital in connection with the Forge, he will now be enabled to give additional care to the Horses eutrusted to him, and with less expense to the owner. He also availshimself of this opportunity of returning his sincere thanks for the liberal patronage awarded him since opening the above establishment, and hopes by renewed exertions to merit a continuance of the same. M. Q. declines having anything to do with horses that have been tampered with. Advice gratis, frem 7 till 10 o’clock a.m., the Sabbath day excepted. Wellington, May 7, 1851. ON SALE, J CASE CHILDREN’S CLOTHING Sydney Made Tweed Clothing, neatly cut well made Coats, Vests, and Trowsers Pilot Coats, Pea and Monkey Jackets Blankets Grey Calicoes Best Blue Serge Shirts Saddlery, &c. Nelson Hope 14 doz Spades and Shovels for Native trade R- J. Duncan. Wellington, 24th May, 1851.

Ex “ Cornelia” and recent arrivals. XJ HHDS. PALE and BROWN SHERRY 18 qr. casks Golden Sherry 5 qSaskfdo. } Remarkably fine Wine 20 cases Golden Sherry in 2 doz. and 3 doz cases; a wine well known in this market. 25 cases, 3 doz. each, Old superior Port Wine 13 cases, 3 doz. each, Common Port Wine 2 quarter casks Genlivai Whisky 12 hhds. Brandy, first quality Renault, equal to any other imported here. Geneva in red cases. Sheet, Bar, and Horse Shoe Iron 1 case Blue Cloth Caps, John Fuller & Co’s make. R. J. Duncan. Wellington, May 21, 1351. To be Sold, In Portions to suit Purchasers, "V7‘ALUABLE FRONTAGES on Thorndon V Quay, comprised in the Crown Grant to Mr. George Young, being part of the Land P? <1 n" the New Company’s ’ Vel, .’ n .S ton as Town Acres numbered 612, 613, and 614. Apply to Mr. Young, or to Mi. Hart, Solicitor, Lambton-quay. May 24, 1851. Wellington Athenaeum and Mechanics* Institute. f DUE COMMITTEE have much pleasure in • l ai ™°, u » c »ng that Lectures will be delivered in the Hall of the Institute, every Thursday evening during the Winter months, by the following gentlemen May 29th—Mr. R. Hart —Reading—The prospects of Australia in 1801. Mr. Justice Chapman—Peasant Proprietors. Mr. Thomas Fitzgerald—The Air or Atmosphere. Mr. Fitzherbert—Education. Mr. R, Hart-—Evidence. The Rev. W Kirton—On what principles scenes of distress yield pleasure to the Mind Mr. Catchpool—The Origin and Art of Printing. Mr. Thomas Fitzgerald—Water, and its constituent elements. Mr. Woodward—The Principles of Construction as applicable to Timber Architecture. The Rev. W. Kirton—Poetry. Mr. Justice Chapman— Doors will be open at half-past 7, and the Lectures commence at 8 o’clock precisely. Admission to Members and Ladies free, to noniMembers—One Shilling each; William Seed, Hon. Sec. Wellington, May 24, 1851.