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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 617, 2 July 1851, Page 2

CROWN AND ANCHOR HOTEL. WILLIAM BANNISTER begs most respectfully to intimate to his friends, and the inhabitants of Wellington, that he has made arrangements for the constant supply of I complete files of the Illustrated London News & Weekly Dispatch; files of which having been received hy the recent arrivals from England, are now ready for perusal in his Commercial Room. gjg" Wines, Spirits, Ale, and Porter, always on hand, of first-rate quality. Lambton-quay, July 2, 1851. HAVING made arrangements with Captain Hayle of the Mwn/brdto import by that vessel on her return from Van Diemen’s Land a limited number of Pure Merino Rams, Wool growers wishing to have a superior breed can make arrangements by applying before the | vessel sails, to D. M. Laurie, at Robert Waitt’s. Custom House Building, June 25, 1851. On Sale, Per “ Cornelia” from London, DOZEN of “ Marzetti’s” Bottled Ale and Porter 50 dozen of Marzetti’s Champagne Cyder Sheiry, Madeira, and Port Wine in bottles, quarter casks, and octaves, from the celebrated house of Rutherford, Drury, Co, 20 hhds. of Porter, from the ‘Mode! Brewery, London 197 packages of Merchandise, consisting of Superior 5-4 coloured Prints Do. 11-4 Witney Blankets Regatta and Blue Serge Shirts Assorted Moleskin Trousers Patent Sperm Candles Linseed Oil, boiled and raw Turpentine, and Spirits of Tar Ground White Lead, and assorted Paints Oilman’s Stores And various other goods. And to arrive per “ Cresswell" from London, 200 dozen of “Marzetti’s” bottled Ale and Porter Apply to William Hickson & Co. Wellington, 12th April, 1851.

Just Received, Per “ John & Charlotte” from Holart Town, Fruit trees, shrubs, seeds, BULBS, &c., as follows:— Cherries, Plums, Pears, Nectarines, Peaches, Mulberries, Apricots, Filberts, Chesnuts, British Queen Strawberry, Gooseberries, Currants, Roses, American Evergreen Thorn, English Laurels, Lauristinas, Siberian, Persian, and English Lilacs, Moss Roses, Yews, Poplars, Clover Seeds, Grass Seeds, all kinds of Garden Seeds, Rare Shrub and Flower Seeds, Hyacinth Bulbs, Tulip ditto, &c., &c., &c. James M'Beth. Lambton-quay, Wellington, 2lst June, 1851. 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 consider rably extended his Premises, and built an Hospital in connection with the Forge, he will now be enabled to give additional care to the Horses entrusted 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, from 7 till 10 o’clock a.m., the Sabbath day excepted. Wellington, May 7, 1851. Wanted, A FEMALE SERVANT of good character. ply t 0 Mrs - Di llon Bell, Thorndon Flat. Wellington, June 21, 1851. — — - —uncut, r HE fine brigantineM UNFOßD, l Ca P L Hayle; will sail for HoTown on Saturday, the sth "“ly, an d has excellent accommodation for Passengers. For Freight or Passage, apply to D. M. Laurie, or ... , Robert Waitt. Wellington, 27th June, 1851. For Sydney direct, (Should sufficient inducement offer), npHE Schooner P ERSEVEA RANCE, William Marshall, Commander, burden 100 tons, coppered and is a well known fast sailing vessel. *° r Freight or Passage, having excellent accommodation for both Cabin and Steerage Passengers, Apply to William Hickson & Co; Wellington, 2nd July, 1851.