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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume VIII, Issue 677, 28 January 1852, Page 3

anniversary fete. Financial Report. THE Superintending Committee of the Anniversary Fete have much pleasure in publishing, for general information, the following Financial Report, and in doing so, they would be wanting in their duty if they did not return their sincere thanks to the subscribers to the Fete for their liberal patronage and support. which enabled them to celebrate the Twelfth Birth Day of the Colony in a manner worthy of Wellington and its inhabitants. They congratulate their fellow settlers on the result of their exertions, and feel confident that from henceforth the 22nd of January will be held as a day of general rejoicing in this, the capiial of the first British Settlement in New Zealand. The committee have gre t pleasure in remarking that the sports, both Aquatic and Rural were of the best description, and that the prizes awarded have given general satisfaction. After the whole of the expenses have been paid, they are happy to say that they have a small balance in hand, which will be seen from the following, statement of their Receipts and Disbursements. HECEII>TS:— £ •. d His Excellency Sir G. Grey, K. C. B 4 4 0 His Excellency E, J. Eyre, ........ Esq.. 22 0 C. Clifford, Esq 220 R. J. Duncan 1 I o F. D. Bell 110 Lieutenant Hutchinson.... 110 Lieutenant Trafford 110 Henry St. Hill 1 1 o James Wallace 1 1 o ; John M*Beth 110 F. Bee 1 1 0 Independent Office 1 1 0 E. Roe 1 1 0 George Hunter 1 1 o W. Spinks 1 1 0 J. Varnham 1 1 0 J. Johnston 1 i 0 11. Taylor 1 i 0 P. M. Hervey 1 1 0 W. Hickson J 1 0 W. B. Rhodes 1 1 0 W. M. Bannatyne 1 1 0 R. Hart 1 i 0 I Peter Laing 1 i 0 G. Moore 1 i 0 K. Bethune 1 j o Colonel M’Cleverty 1 1 0 H. Winteringham 1 j Q I’ James Firth 1 0 o W. Allen 1 i 0 ; R. Stokes 1 i o f 1 1 " E. Tako 1 o 0 A. Brown, Porirua 1 1 0 W. W. Taylor 1 1 o f. J. Plimmer 1 1 0 A. de B. Brandon 1 1 0 Captain Clemment 1 1 0 James Smith 110 W. Lyon 110 J. C. Raymond, U. B. A. .. 1 1 0 —--John-Dorset ....- 11-0 J. Wodehouse 0 10 6 D. Munn 0 10 6 John Telford 0 10 6 —. Meecb 0 1 • 6 J. Johnson 0 10 6 J. H. Marriott 0 10 6 George Allen 0 1' 6 T. Cooper 0 Io 6 J. Sutherland 0 10 6 T. C. Creed 0 10 6 T. H. Reeves 0 10 6 C. Von Alzdorf 0 10 6 R. Wainhouse 0 10 6 J. Blakey 0 10 6 W. H. Rawson 0 10 6 H.-Hughlings 0 10 6 J- Taine n 10 6 I C. Mills 010 6 | G. Pickett 010 6 I C. H. Piper 010 6 I S. Carkeek 010 6 | Captain Sharp 010 6 I W. M'Kenzie 0 !■) 6 Allen and Palmer 0 10 6 I J. H. Gidard 010 6 | S. Levy 010 6 | T. Crowther 010 6 (Lieutenant Thelwai 010 R W. Tankersley 01( J I Wallace 7 o 10 J I - . John Walden 0 6 Isaacs & Levy 0 10 6 H. W. Rotermund ........ o 10 6 I Richard Barry nin a G- Mace o 16 6 naviti nunter o 10 R Mrs. Samuel ....... 0 J 0 0 Alexander McKay n in n John Fowler n *n a Mrs. Ames 0 10 I. E. Featherston 0 in R P. March ° ° J J.C.R Wood ° J uallies -v His n k. i\ E. Catchpool 0 5 0 I George Caspar 0 5 0 George Edwards n * n G. Fellingham 0 5 0 f w. Bishop J ! J . W. H. Webb J ! J John Minifie n c n William Luxford 0 <5 n J. Bradey, jun 0 5 0 John Fraser n & n Wilks and Vaughan 0 5 n E. Wi1t0n..... J ! J h. Read J J ° ?ab P,IC A er 0 5 0 Jabez Dean 0 5 n 6-Vennd) OSO I wV™.’ OSO ; bert 0 3 0 [0 5 0 I i Barraud 05 0 | J. D. Docking 0 5 0 I m k°? e 0 3 o I M.Qmn 0 5 0