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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 635, 3 September 1851, Page 2

Ex “ Clara,” Potter, @ London, Daily expected from Nelson, AN Invoice Ladies’ Summer Shawls ~ Wool Scarfs and Shawls Gentlemen’s Plaids (wool) Grey Calicoes from 30 to 36in. White Shirting Brown Holland Rough and Dressed Bale While Blankets and Red Blankets 10-4 11-4 2 cases Muslins, Hosiery, Cambric Gingham, Silk Handkerchiefs &c. Coburgs, Ribbons, &c. Bonnets, & r c., Ac. R. J. Duncan. Wellington, September 3, 1851. To arrive per “ Thames,” Capt. Hedley, from London. PALE AND GOLDEN SHERRIES in quarter casks and octaves Very choice Old Port in octaves and quarter casks of the celebrated vintages of 1834 and 1842. Both the above wines selected expressly for this market 10 hhd. Brandy of 1849 &c., &c. R. J. Duncan. Well ngtonj September 3, 1851. To arrive per “ Thames,” Capt. Hedley, from London, GUNPOWDER treble HF, in half barrels Patent Shot all sizes, and Percussion Caps Pit Saws, cast steel, from-6ft. to 7 J ft. Adzes, Sorby’s best Cut Nails, 2J inch Linseed Oil in drums Stockholm Tar Stockhelm Pitch Fish Hooks of assorted sizes Lluttu Percha Riding Whips - Invoice Dressing, Dandruff, and Rack Combs An excellent choice of Children’s Felt Hats, Glengarry and California Caps Gentlemen’s superior Black Satin Waistcoats &c., &c. R. J. Duncan. w Wellington, 3d Sept., 1851. To Let. THAT neat Cottage late in the occupation of Mr. Dolman, in Mulgrave-Strect at a moderate rent. R. J. Duncan. Wellington, 22nd August, 1851. On Sale, 1 O CASKS Butter, Ist Quality (Guthrie’s IV Brand). William Spinks, Herbert-street, Te Aro. August 29, 1851. ALL Personshaving any claims against the Estate of the late Quartermaster Paul, 65th Regiment, are requested to send them in to Lieutenant Paul for examination and settlement. August 29, 1851. Mr. William Frederick Christian, deceased. ALL Persons indebted to the late Mr. William Frederick Christian, of Wellington, Merchant deceased, are requested to pay such debts to Mr. John King of Wellington, Solicitor the Executor. And all persons having claims or demands upon the Estate of the said Mr. William Frederick Christian arerequested forthwith to send the particulars thereof to the said John King. Wellington, 22nd August, 1851.

Mr. George Paxton Wallace, deceased. ALL Persons indebted to the late Mr. George Paxton Wallace, of Wellington, Storekeeper deceased, are requested to pay such debts to Mr. James Wallace, of Wellington, Storekeeper, one ofthe Executors. And allpersons having claims or .demands upon the Estate of the said Mr. George Paxton Wallace are requesieu lortuwith to send the particulars thereof to the said Mr. James Wallace. Wellington, 22nd August, 1851. Remember the old established Tailoring Business removed to Lambton-quay. THOMAS CROWTHER, Lambton-quay. TC. begs to return his thanks to his friends • and the public of Port Nicholson generally, for the liberal support which he has re ceived since he commenced business in the Tailoring line, now nine years since. He has lately made considerable additions to his Establishment, and has always the assistance of efficient workmen ; and begs to intimate that he has removed his business to Lamhlon-quay, next door to Mr. C. Mills, builder and undertaker. T. C. can confidently recommend his Stock of Material, which cannot fail of meetinc the approval of the most prejudiced. He has also entered into arrangements for obtaining a constant supply of the very best materials for Clothing, and the prices asked are such as to defy competition. Military and Naval Uniforms. Ladies’ Riding Habits, latest Fashions. ESF Remember the Old Established Shop. Thomas Crowther, Lambton-quay. Wellington, August 27, 1851. Education. THE Rev. W. Kirton will be prepared to receive, after the first week of September, JB.il, a limited number of Pupih, for instruction along with Ins own sons, in his new DwellimrHousebelov Wellington Terrace. S Wellington, 22nd August, 1851.