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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume VIII, Issue 645, 8 October 1851, Page 1

ON SALE, Px ‘ Munford ” and late arrivals, BOXES p ATENT SPERM CANDLES da 20 Port Cooper Cheeses in tins *0 cases Gin, duty paid 10 casks Dunbar’s bottled Porter - >■ 12 cases Raspberry Vinegar, pints afidf quarts cases assorted superior Jams 20 cases London Pickles, pints and quarts 5 cases Salad Oil, pints and halves 6 finds, and 6 qr. casks Vinegar 30 bags Siam Sugar 10 casks Ships’ Biscuit 8 barrels Stockholm Tar 1 bale assorted Leather 2 cases best London made Saddlery ?°, t*" B White Lead, 30 tins Black Paint 1 bale Dark Printed Cottons. Also, Ex “ Fly,” from Manawatu. Bacon, Maize, Bran, Tow, &c., &c., & c . Robert Waitt. Welington, September 24, 1851. Education. Y* KIRTON be gs to intimate Classes at opened bis Educational Terms per Quarter —from one to two guineas, according to the pupil’s advancement. N-B.—There is accommodation for six Boarders, lhe highest terms per annum £4O sterling. Wellington, September 24, 1851. Remember the old established Tailoring Business removed to Lambton-quay. THOMAS CROWTHER, Lambton-quay." C. begs to return his thanks to his friends 11 ’ , and , th ®. PuN’C of Port Nicholson generally. for the liberal support which he has received since he commenced business in the laboring line, now nine years since. He has lately made considerable additions to his Establishment? and has always the assistance ofefficient workmen; and begs to intimate that he has removed his business to Lambton-quav next aoor to Mr. C. Mills, builder and undertaker. ca ? confidently recommend his Stock or Material, which cannot fail of meeting 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. gg'" Remember the Old Established Shop. Thomas Crowther, Lambton-quay. Wellington, August 27, 1851. Notice. STRAYED from the Farm of Mr. John lompkins, Park Vale, near Makara, the undermentioned Cattle; any person giving such information as shall lead to their recovery will be handsomely rewarded on application to the undersigned:— 1 Spotted Bull marked T on the near hip 1 Black Heifer marked T on the near hip 1 Heifer with white Back, Tail, and Face, and red Sides, marked T 1 Spotted Poley Heifer, 1 Spotted do., all about 18 months old 1 Red Heifer, with white Tail, about twelve months old William Bannister, Jun., Willis-street Store. Wellington, September 24, 1851. Land Surveying. MR. HECTOR M‘LEAN, C. E., begs to inform the Inhabitants of Wellington and its vicinity, that he has commenced business as a Land Surveyor. Office, cottage lately occupied by Mr. Bushel, Wellington Terrace. Wellington, August 27, 1851. For Sale. TEAMS of Bullocks and Drays 14 Cows 14 tons of Hay free from docks or rubbish 2 Ploughs, &c. Apply, to T. W. Tankersley, Upland Farm; or at the Commercial Hotel, Where good Brandy and Ale can. bo procured. Wellington, April 30, 1851.