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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume VIII, Issue 741, 8 September 1852, Page 2

For Port Phillip direct.

*£]&. JT* H E fine first-cJass - Barquev «Hg* "■- TORY,' 600 tons, Jaraes Row com j^ an d er w ill sail for Port Phillip

direct, on Tuesday next, 7th Sept., 1852.' 4s the vessel has .only room ! for a limited number of Steerage Passengers', parties intending to secure passages are requested to make early application, that the necessary arrangements may be made. BETHUNE & HUNTER. Exchange Buildings, September 1, 1852.

For Sydney.

agog- THE fine first class, barque - Jggg •*■ DUKE OF ROXBURGH, 600 tons, Collard commander, hourly ex- . pected from Port Cooper, will sail for Sydney

direct a few days after her arrival here. This vessel has splendid accommodations for cabin or steerage passengers, and will take -freight on reasonable terms. fc & HUNTER. {Exchange Buildings, September 3, 1852.

For Port Phillip direct,

ON HER RETURN FROM AHURIRI,

jjfgg. 'THE iine fast-sailing Schooner - 1 - TWINS, Captain Sharp'; will meet •sfiras* ynfa despatch : has room only for a limited number of cabin and steerage passengers. Immediate application is necessary to the^ Messrs. Frasers, at the Royal Hotel: • - /s N.B: — Passengers by the above vessel will effect a great saving, as she will be able to land their 1 uggage at the Quay,*in Melbourne. Septembers, 1852. " , ,

For Freight or Charter.

Igk HPHE Alßritish-builtbarque —iiltkSL. Gwalior, 450 tons, James David- <^*" i son commander, will be ready to proceed to any part of the world after discharging her inward cargo. Her accommodations for passengers are of the first order. — - Apply to- HERVEY, JOHNSTON & CO. September I, 1852.

For Port Cooper and Otakou.

- THE first : class Ship PERSIA, ySSta&* 7 700 tons, William Broadfoot •*""• commander, will -sail for the above Ports on Friday, 26th instant; For* freight or passage, apply to Captain Broadfoot, or to - BETHUNE & HUNTER. Exchange Buildings, - August 21, 1852. . '

.Regular Trader for Sydney direct. **^. HPHE clipper Brigantine WIL- • / «sii& LIAM ALFRED, Thomas Troley :??\' commander, 120 tons, will meet with * .quick despatch. ' For freight or passage, apply to Wm. HICKSON & CO. Wellington, August 21, 1852.

For Port Phillip direct, Hourly expected from Sydney vid Port Cooper,

AS?g- nPHE fast -sailing Brigantine -^ggg - 1 - PERSEVERANCE, 105 tons, e^ s=2^ Wm. Marshall master ; to sail in a few days after her arrival ; having the greater part of her cargo already engaged. For freight or passage, apply to W. FLYGER. Wellington, July 21, 1852.

. n^HE following Goods, trans-shipped -*- at Hobart Town from the U. S. ship Australia to the Munford, are now landing, and on sale by the Undersigned — 100 dozen Painted Buckets 50 nests Painted Tubs 50 dozen Corn Brooms 39 ikegs New Tobacco, of superior brands 26 boxes Sharp's Axes 25' barrels Fine Carolina Rice 190 kegs Shingle and other Nails , 100 Ash Oars, of assorted lengths 7 cases Denims, Drills, and Shirting Stripes .. , W. M. BANNATYNE & CO. August 28, 1852. . • ,

On Sale, ex 'Persia 1 and 'William Alfred,' lO CASES Fancy Prints & Ginghams - 2 bales Grey Calico, 36 and 72 in. %bales Serge Shirts 2 bales Blankets, Scarlet, Green, and White 50 casks Marzetti's Bottled Ale, Porter, and Cyder" 20 hogsheads Stout. 300 bags Pampanga Sugar 20 Chests "I „ m .. -ntn t „ 20 half-chests } Congou Tea, "Ruby" 20 boxes Exhibition Sperm Candles 43 boxes Mould Candles 40 boxes Soap 20 bags Coffee 3 tons Rice, 2 bales Gunny Bags 30 cases Turpentine 30 cases Boiled and Raw Linseed Oil] 40 cases Spirits Tar White, Black, and Green Paints - " 4 cases Sago 20 cases Geneva, 5 gr. casks Scotch Whisky' 3 half- tierces Tobacco 1 . ' ... 2 kegs do. ) superior quality ALSO, An assortment of Sherry, Madeira, and Port Wines in wood and bottle, " Rutherford, Drury & Co.'s Brand." Apply to Wm. HICKSON & CO. Wellington, August 28, 1852.

Wellington Athenaeum and Mechanics' Institute. 'PHE first of a S.erics of Lectures on -*> , the " Natural .History of Man,' ? - will be delivered by . Mr. Catehpool, on Thursday next/ 9th September. " ~ , ' X)oors will be open at 7 ; and the Lecture will-commence at % past 7 o'clock precisely.

W. SEED, Hon. Sec. -

SeptemberB, 1852.

Ex " William Alfred,? from Sydney. * CONGOU TEA, in chests and halves - v^> Mould Candles . ■ • 'R6bihsonVSoap '•" •' . > -"' 11 "[Pampanga Sugar'- ' " l<- •• •' - China Sugar > * " :' -^ - -> . -';' ; V*' &b ?/ &c - ;-"&V.;-' ; , )'$ . . . ¥': T ATYNE^CO. ;i ..aJAuguBt2B,:<lBs2.r ,'f..- k „;,, .' ,-. f '