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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 627, 6 August 1851, Page 2

On MONDAY the 11th instant. Messrs, hervey johnston & Co. will sell by Auction at their Stores in Lombard Street, several cases Ironmongery, metal and other wares, imported from Sheffield. Sale to commence punctually at 11 o'clock. Consisting of:—T.D. and Chest locks Shell and twisted Gimblets Stubb’s Taper hand saw files Frame saw files, Spring Compasses Mortice Chisels, Hand Saws Pannel Saws, half rip. Saws Wood screws, Coffin Furniture Swinging lamps,' Thermometers Steel key rings, Snuffers Sportsmen’s Jugs, Corkscrews Nests Sugar Boxes, Cheese Trays Bread Baskets, Waiters Tooth and Shaving Brushes Oval paper Trays, Carcase do. Waterloo Coal Scoopes, Table Knives Butchers’ Knives, Shoe Knives Scissors, Razor Strops Toddy Ladles ~ Table, dessert, and Tea spoons I ; • Table and dessert Forks -' .

Torricilium Baths Losby’s shower ditto Bath cases, Tea Bells < Japanned dust pans •• Lanterns,Ball Lamps American Lamps 6in. reflectors Reading Lamps, Call Bells Oxford hip Baths,' Pillar Candlesticks Brass and Tin Candlesticks Spirit Lamps, Teapots : Porringers, Japanned Scrapers Umbrella Stands Hat and Coat Hooks, Basting Spoons For further particulars see Catalogue. Wellington, Ist August, 1851.

On Sale At the Stores oj the ex late Arrivals. ■J CASK and 1 Tierce Glassware, containing: Tumblers Wine Glasses Decanters, &c. &c; ALSO, 3 Crates assorted Earthenware. William Spinks. Herbert Street, Te Aro. August Ist 1851. • Church of England Education Society. MEMBERS of the Church of England are particularly requested to attend a meeting to ue holden at St. Paul’s Church, Thorndon, on Thursday the 7th Instant, at 12 o’clock. Unjects elect Trustees in whom the Lands and Buildings of the Society shall be vested. To appoint a working Committee ™ l power to conduct proceedings necessary for carrying out all the objects of the Society. J. C. Raymond, Honorary Secretary. Wellington, Ist August, 1851. MOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the 1 artnership hitherto subsisting between Us, the Undersidn ed, Michael Brannan Halt, and Henry All wnght, both of Lyttelton, in the Canterbury Settlement, New Zealand, carrying on business together as Plumbers, Glaziers, and 1 ainters, under the style or firm of “ Hart and Allwright, ” was this Day dissolved by mutual consent. All debts due to and owing by the late firm, will be leceived and paid by the said Henr Y Allwright, by whom the business xviil in future be carried on. 1851 itneSS ° Ur handS thi3 22nd day of July ’ Signed by the said.Miciiael Brannan HARTand IM. B Hart Richard Wormald, Solicitor, Lyttelton.

J. C. DRAKE, SURVEY OR, &c., kaiwarra. All communications left at the Office of this Paper will immediately be attended to. Wellington, August 6, 1851. A pk Persons having claims against the -fX Estate of Mr. James Symons, late of Ohiro farmer, deceased, are requested to send their accounts to Mr. Robert I?ar.t, Solicitor Lamb? ton-quay. ’ Wellington, July 25, 1851. ANTED, a Married Couple, as houseffiis Pape?. PP 7tOA - B ” at the Office Wellington, 26th June, 1851. ~ ■■ 1 For Sydney direct, THE fine first class Ship A ORIENTAL, -n G. Hyde commander, f° r ! he abovs P° rt about the 30th mst. For freight or passage apply to Bethune & Hunter Exchange, Wellington, Agents, July 22, 1851. For Port Cooper, HP “ E “ nc fcst-sailing Schooner JOK 4 . PERSEVERANCE, Wiliam Marshall, Commander, burthen 100 tons, and coppered. For Freight or Passage, apply to William Hickson & Co; Wellington, 9th July, 1851.