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NOTICE. T hE m RI SL e OF ADVERTISING intheNew Zealand Spectator Aiin Cook’s Strait Guardian ’is—Taree-pencealine fort the first insertion of all advertisements, and one penny a line for every subsequent insertion. i Jus isements will be received at the Spectator Office, Lambtqn Quay, up to Ten o’clock of the evening previous to publication. For Otago. To sail in a few days. r P H E FINE Al BARQUE fggbv ■- SIMLAH, tons, Charles Robertson, Commander. For Freight or passage apply to _ , Bethune & Hunter. Exchange Buildings, Wellington, October 17, 1851. First Wool Ship for London this Season, Under engagement to sail in ail January. THE British-built first class barque CLARA, 500 tons burden, G. PotPfepter commander, will pKQCSod tG pp.rf - L’ndcrwood on or about the 28th November, for lhe convenience of shippers from Wairau, —aferwards complete her loading at this Port and being under positive engagement, will sail is above. Having a spacious poop, her accommodations for passengers are of the first, order. For freight or passage, apply to Hervey, Johnston, & Co.; Or, Bethune & Hunter. Wellington, 17th October, 1851. THE UNDERSIGNED is a Cash Buyer of WOOL of the ensuing clip. W. Waring Taylor. Wellington, 20th August, 1851. Ex Halcyon from Launceston, ■IOA BAGS first-quality Flour W. M. Bannatyne & Co. A loci iW, low*. jDHE UNDERSIGNED are purchasers of JL Wool, Oil, Whalebone, Flax, and other S’ew Zealand produce, and will advance on onsignments to their correspondentsin London, Sydney or Hobart Town. Bethune & Hunter. Exchange, Wellington, Ist September, 1851. | Education. KHE REV W. KIRTON begs to intimate t that he has opened his Educational Terms per Quarter — from one to two guineas, ccording to the pupil's advancement. '•B-—There is accommodation for six Boarders. The highest terms per annum £4O sterling. Wellington, September 24, 1851. Ex “CLARA." 17 !R. CASKS, 148 cases Wine ~ • 6 hhds., 6? casks Brandy 50 cases Geneva 67 casks Bottled Beer 22 barrels Beer 4 bales 10 & 11T Blankets 2 „ 2& 2 Shirts 1 „ Blue Serge ditto 2 ~ Flannel 2 10 & 11| Grey Cotton Sheets 2 Scotch Twill Grey Domestics 2 White Sheeting and Shirting 2 cases White Shirts 4 „ Boots and Shoes 1 Paris Hats i 1 ~ Girls and Women’s Bonnets 2 „ White Mole Trousers 2,, Prints, Hoyle’s small plates 2 „ Fine Glassware 2 ~ Hosiery 5 >, Toys *"0 „ cases Groceries and Oilman’s , _ Stores 10 ( ,; Sperm Candles i • >} Starch 16 barrels Scotch Oatmeal S „ Pearl Barley H „ packages Preserved Fish 25 kegs Patent Nails t 2 cases Sickles, Reaping Hooks Pipe, Arms and Boxes, Iron Fine, and Rock Salt M)al and Stock in Tar bellow Resin and Pitch \ Hervey, Johnston, & Co.

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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume VIII, Issue 656, 15 November 1851, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume VIII, Issue 656, 15 November 1851, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume VIII, Issue 656, 15 November 1851, Page 1

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