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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume VIII, Issue 694, 27 March 1852, Page 2

TWELVE Fine-Woolled MERINO RAMS for Sale (lately imported) by JOHNSON & MOORE. March 24, 1552. Saturday, the 27th instant, TS fixed for the Drawing for Barraud’s -*• PAINTINGS, &c., there being only 15 Members required to complete the list. Subscribers are requested to pay for their Tickets before the day of Drawing, and to be in attendance at Mr. Allen’s Room by 2 o’clock on Saturday. C. D. Barraud has also instructed Mr. Allen to offer for sale, by auction, immediately after the Prizes are selected, several Paintings and Engravings, among which are : — The Highland Shooting Pony, Deer Stalking, a few Engravings of the Crucifixion, Pharoah’s Horses, the Choristers, Gloria Patri, the Spinning Wheel, several interesting Views of the Crystal Palace, Bird's-Eye View of do., some beautiful French Coloured Lithographs, &c. Wellington, March 21, 1852. TOTARA POSTS, and TOTARA and X BLACKBIRCII RAILS, may be had in any quantity at Geo. Edwards’, Commission Agent. [ < ■ '" Wellington, March 20, 1852. On Sale, AT THE OFFICE OF THIS PAPER, POCKET BIBLES, with Scotch Version of the Psalms in Metre, and Church Music. March 17, 1852. Wanted to Rent, RESIDENCE situated in (or within 1-j- miles of) the Town, suited for a large Family. There must be at least five good Rooms, besides Kitchen, &c.; and also a good Garden attached. It is requested that full particulars of terms, &c., be left at the Office of the Spectator. Wellington, March 20, 1852. Town Acre, 621, Freehold, Tinakore Road, TEN MINUTES’ WALK FROM BEACH. and TWO HOUSES to Lease for a term of Twenty-one Years, at the annual Rent of £4O. Or, separately, at Twenty-five Pounds per annum each House, with Garden Ground attached. For further particulars apply to X.Y.Z., at the Office of the Spectator. March 27, 1852. Wellington Athenseum and Mechanics’ Institute. A/jT EMBERS are requested to return to the Librarian all Books belonging to the above Institution on or before Wednesday, the 7th April next, so as to enable the Committee to ascertain the state of the Library. WILLIAM SEED, ■ Hon. Sec. March 27, 1552.