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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume VIII, Issue 679, 4 February 1852, Page 1

On Sale, Ex “ Thames,’' “ Clara," " Simlah’’ &>c., B;C., sc. 2'' half-chests Congou 40 boxes Soap 200 bags Sugar, Pampanga, Batavia, & China 20 tons best quality V. D. L. Flour 4 i hhds. Thorne’s London Porter 12 do. Barclay & Co.’s do. 50 do. Abbott’s do. 10 do. do. Strong Ale 2' l do. Bass & Co’s Burton Ale •450 casks bottled Ale and Porter, Byass’s 90 quarter casks 45 octaves Sherry d°’ 5 hhds. Teneriffe & Marsala iniia’n - Port, 10 hhds. Benecarlo 10 hhds. Branay, 6 hhds. Geneva 25 cases do. 4 qr.-casks Whisky 50 do. Geneva, 10 cases do. 37 do. Claret, Sauterne, Hock, &c., &-c. 231 cases Oilman’s Stores, Mustard, Pickles Sauces, Salad Oil, Bottled Fruits, Vinegar’ Saltpetre Cream Tartar, Tartaric Acid. &c’. 24 cases Perfumery, Drugs, Brushes, Combs, &c. r r ! s ’ 9? rrants ’ 2 cases F 'g s > 8 cases Ginger 12 brls. uunpowder, 6 kegs Shot 300 kegs White Lead, Black and Green Paint zu cans noiied and Raw Oil, 6 casks Putty 40 cans Turpentine, 5 tons Whiting 50 casks Roman Cement, 10,00!) Slates 40 brls. Coal and Stockholm Pitch and Tar 80 boxes Window Glass, all sizes 105 kegs patent Nails, from 1 to 6 inch 21 bales Wool Packs, Corn Bags, Grey Calico Shirtings, Rugs, &c., &c.. &c. 2 cases Floor Cloth, 1 case Paper Hangings 18 packages Slops, Clothing, &c., &c., &c. 23 bales Cordage and Canvas 7 cases Hosiery 11 bales Writing, Printing, and Wrapping Paper 2XIIU utlier Goods. „ . Bethune & Hunter. Exchange Buildings, November 5, 1851. Likenesses. I\/I R’ would announce that he is returned to V ellington for a few days, and having received a large supply of Daguerreotype materials from England, he will be able to take Likenesses cheaper and better than formerly. Rooms at Bannister’s Hotel, Lambton Wellington, January 24, 1851. Ex “Simlah..” IQ KEGS, FINE NEGROHEAD TOBACCO (small fig) 20 TONS English Coals t- i r-. .. Bethune & Hunter. Exchange Buildings, Novembers, 1851. Dental Surgery. MR. C. H. MOFFITT, SURGEON DENTIST, BEGS to acquaint the inhabitants of Wellington and its Vicinity, that he has taken apartmentsatMr. Grace’s, Wellington Terrace, where he purposes remaining for a short time, therefore persons requiring his professional assistance would do well to make an early application.

Incorrodible artificial Teeth made upon the most approved principles, ensuring perfect mastication. Carious and decayed Teeth permanently restored to use by stopping, preventing the necessity of extracting, Teeth properly scaled and restored to their natural colour. Children’s Teeth properly regulated during second dentition. Great mischief and irregularity is frequently caused from their teeth being neglected at this period. The mouth ought to be inspected by a dentist at least every six months between the ages of 6 to 14 years. Teeth carefully extracted. artificial palates made. Every Operation in DEETAL SURGERY. Stopping a Tooth with Goldlo 0 Do., do., Mineral compositon 5 0 Sealing and cleaning Teeth 10 0 Extracting Tooth 2 6 2s. 6d. extra for out-door attendance. Hours of attendance from Ten till Five. Many persons, men and women, are seen to have irregular and bad teeth. In almost every instance this has been caused by the carelessness of parents. It is the duty of every mother to watch the growth of her children's teeth; and if any of them appear to be growing in an irregular manner, she should cause them to be put in proper order by a dentist. Some English mothers are scrupulously careful on this point, and they have, accordingly, the satisfaction of seeing their children grow up with rows of fine teeth,” — Chambers’ Miscellany. Wellington, January 13th, 1852.