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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume VIII, Issue 688, 6 March 1852, Page 2

American blue dungaree. R. J. Duncan. Wellington, March 6, 1852. Selling off. J II ARD ING begs to inform his friends and • the public generally that in order to clear off the remainder of his stock of Ironmongery, he is now offering it at gieatly reduced prices, as the whole must be cleared outwitbout delay. Wellington, February 17, 1852. C. D. BARRAUD BEGS TO ANNOUNCE his intention of disposing of the Paintings and Engravings lately advertized, after the manner of the London Art Union. PRIZES to consist of 60 OIL PAINTINGS & ENGRAVINGS Value, £126 : 0 : O. To be distributed among 120 Subscribers of £1 : 1 : 0 each. Tickets may be had of C. D. Barraud, Lambton-quay, where, the Prizes may be seen. The drawing (which will be conducted as on the previous occasion) will take place as soon as the list is completed, of which due notice will be given. Wellington, February 14, 1852. To the Settlers of Wellington. THE issue of CROWN GRANTS, and the beneficial PASTURAGE REGULATIONS ] roposed by Sir George Grey have been set aside by the New Zealand Settlements Act of Parliament. The immediate settlement of these two important qu stions most vitally affects the interests and progress of the Colony. A Memorial has been prepared, and is already very numerously and iespectably signed, praying His Excellency the Governor-in-Chief to take such steps as will remedy this great evil. Every Settler who feels any interest in these great objects ought to sign it, and may do so without compromising his opinion on other political subjects. It lies fir signature at Mr. Spinks’, Mr. Bradey’s. sen., Messrs. Johnson & Moore's, Mr. James M'Beth’s, and at the Spectator Office. March 3, 1852. For Hobart Town direct. To sail in a few days. ■ t. •’T’ H E fine fast sailing Brigantine -L MVNFORD, John Hayle, Commander. F ,;r Freight or Passage, apply to Captain Hayle on board, or to Robert Waitt. Wellington, Maich 6, 1852.