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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume VIII, Issue 669, 31 December 1851, Page 1

NOTICE. ] THE PRICE OF advertising New Zealand Spectator and Cook’s ] Strait Guardian” is—Three-pence a line for the firstinsertion of all advertisements, and one penny a line for every subsequent insertion. Advertisements will be received at the Spectator Office, Lambton Quay, up to Ten o’clock of the evening previous to publication. First Wool Ship for London this Season, British-built first class barque CLARA, 500 tons burden, George Potter, commander, now loading in Port Underwood, will return to this Port on or about 21st January, and. being under positive engagement, will sail in all February. This Vessel having a spacious Poop her, accommodations for passengers are of the first, order, and she carries an experienced Surgeon. The rates of Freight by the Clara are considerably reduced, and at a small advance on such rates an agreement will be given not to press wool in the grease, if required. For Freight, Passage, and plans of accommodation, apply to Hervey, Johnston, & Co.; Or, Bethune & Hunter. And at Nelson, to W. R. Nicholson. Wellington, 16th December, 1851.

For LONDON, Under engagement to sail in all January, having the greater part of her cargo engaged, r 1 1 N E fine A. 1., . Barque tons, Gibson,- Gomtnander. gsjgjSaHß This splendid Ship is now ready ISSsMasS? to.take in cargo, for which purpose she will remain here a few days; after which, for the convenience of shippers in the Wairau district, she will proceed to Port Underwood, returning to complete her loading in this Port. The accommodation for Passengers in this vessel will be found of a most superior character, and she will carry an experienced Surgeon. For Freight, Passage, or further particulars, apply to Levin & Co., 1 or > Wellington, W. B. Rhodes & Co. J Morrison & Sclanders, Nelson. Wellington, 28th November, 1851. THE UNDERSIGNED are purchasers of Wool, Oil, Whalebone, Flax, and other New Zealand produce, and will advance on consignments to their correspondents!!! I .ondon, Sydney or Hobart Town. Be'thune & Hunter. Exchange, Wellington, Ist September, 1851. THE MISSES CALLCOTT having entirely relinquished their late business, will be prepared to receive a limited number of Young Ladies for Daily Tuition, on MONDAY, the 12th of January, 1852, at their Residence, Dixon-Street, Te Aro, which has recently been enlarged. N. B. —The Quarter to commence from the day of Entrance. Dec. 10, 1851. ■ — » Ex “Simlah.” WKEGS, FINE NEGROHEAD TOBACCO (small fig) 20 TONS English Coals Bethune & Hunter. Exchange Buildings, November 5, 1851, ON SALE, At the Stores of the Undersigned Ex “ Munford” BAGS of First quality VAN DlE*t>V MEN’S LAND FLOUR. Apply to William Hickson & Co. Wellington, 29th October, 1851. Education. THE REV W. KIRTON begs to intimate that he has opened his Educational Classes. Terms per Quarter — from one to two guineas, according to the pupil’s advancement. -There is accommodation for six Boarders. 1 he highest terms per annum £4O sterling. Wellington, September 24, 1851.