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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume VIII, Issue 754, 23 October 1852, Page 2

£l Reward.

T.OST, on Monday last, 18th October, ' r , between .the Hospital and Baron Alzdorfs, going by Mulgraye-street and along the Beach,

A GOLD CHAIN,

Cable Pattern, with Key attached, the Key

slightly broken at the small end. Whoever finds the same will receive the above reward on bringing it to the Office of the " New Zealand Spectator" Lamb ton- quay. Wellington, October 20, 1852.

The Pure Bred Short Horn Durham Bull,

" LADYKIRK;"

Imported byJMr. Wm. Bowler, bred by Mr. Stewart Marjoribanks, M.P., of Bushey Grove. THHE above BULL will stand at the "*- Farm of Wm. Fitzherbert, Esq., Hutt* after this date.

PEDIGREE. " LadyMrk," red and white, calved July 21* 1849,' got by Puritan (9523) Dam Lucy by Mambrino (7196) G. d. Nelly by Wise'ton (2848) Gr. g. d. Dorothy by Firby (1040) . Gr. gr. g. d. Muslin by Ivanhoe (1131) Gr. gr. gr. g. d. by Son of Irishman (329) Gr. gr. gr. gr. g. ,d. by Mr. R. Collins' Son of Favourite (252)

One Guinea for the first Cow, and for any number of Cows after, belonging to the same person, 10s. 6d. each. . ••- Further particulars may be obtained either from Mr. Bowler, Wellington ; or Mr. FitzHKRBKRr, at the Hutt. Lambton-quay, October 16, 1852.

To be Sold by Auction,

By Messrs. LONGDEN & LE CREN, at. an early day, of wMch due notice will be given in future advertisements, and subject to conditions to be then produced,

A LL that Plot of LAND, with the "^^ Storehouses and Buildings, Dwell ing- House and Shop erected thereon, comprising the Premises erected by, and lately in the occupation of Mr. Richard Beamish, situate on Norwich Quay, in Lyttelton, having 66 feet frontage on

said Quay, and directly opposite the slip. The above Property is held on Lease for a term of 21 years ; is let at annual rents, amounting to upwards of £200, and is subject to a ground rent of £50. There is a well of good water on the Premises. For further particulars, apply to James M'Beth, Esq., Wellington ; to the Auctioneers; or to the Solicitor, Mr. C. E. Prichard. September 29, 1852.

The Undersigned has for Sale,

pARPENTERS', Ship Carpenters', and Coopers' Tools in general, Scythes, Hay and Chaff Knives, Sheep and Garden Shears, Ship Scrapers, and Caulking Irons, Reaping Hooks and Sickles, Potatoe, Grub, Hay, Stable, and Weeding Forks, Spades, Shovels, Draining and Casting Tools, Cart, Waggon, Phaeton, and Gig Axles ; also, Springs, Steps, Scroll Irons, &c, complete, for Dog-Carts, superior Ploughs, Smiths' Anvils, -Bellows,. Hand and Sledge Hammers, Vices, Water'and Dry Tueirons, Picks, Pick- Axes, and Mattocks, Iron and Steel of various qualities and sizes. Nails, Grindstones, &c, &c. From the best English makers ; all goods warranted. GEORGE THOMAS, Willis-street, near Lambton-quay. September 15, 1852.

Shipping Intelligence.

ARRIVALS. October 22 — Brig Louis and Miriam, 127 tons, Griffiths, from Sydney. Passengers — Messrs. Wallace, Coward, Burgess, L. Leyy, Mrs. Wood, Mrs. Williams.

DEPARTURES. October 21 — Barque Stately, 600 tons, Ginder, for Nelson. Passengers— Mr. .and Mrs. Minchin and three children, Messrs. F. Minchin, C. Minchin, H. Copeman, E. Rich, W. Teschmater, A. Schroder, Miss H. Copeman, Rev. S. Ironside, and several in the steerage.

IN PORT. Government Brig Victoria, 200 tons, Deck. Brig Sophia, 151 tons, . Schooner Phoebe, 30 tons, Cave. Cutter Resolution, 32 tons, Hylton. W. Allen, Agent. Brig Grecian, 212 tons, Gwatkin. W. M. Bannatyne & Co., Agents. Schooner Wtliington, 70 tons, Ferguson. R. Waitt, Agent. Schooner Maria Elizabeth, 15 tons, Hood. Schooner Mary Ann, 8 tons, Heberley. Master, Agent. Schooner Titan, 161 tons, Cole. Bethune & Hunter, Agents. Schooner Shepherdess, 40 tons, Swarm. Samuel 8f Joseph, Agents. Schooner Return, 70 tons, Griffiths. R. Waitt, Agent. Schooner Gipsy, 10 tons, Riley. Crawford & Yule, Agents.

IMPORTS. ' In the Louis and Miriam — 6 kegs tobacco, 5 tons sugar, 5 chests, 10 half chests congou, 54 bags coffee, 100 bags sugar, Samuel & Joseph ; 90 bags sugar, 10 chests, 20 half chests congou, W.B.Rhodes & Co.; 12 cases, 2 kegs drugs, 14 chests 20 half chests congou, 136 bags. sugar, 26 chests congou, 1, ton sugar, 1 tonwhite sugar, 2 bales bags, 40 half chests congou, 1 cask, brushware, 10 casks soda, 1 cask starch, 2 bags pepper, 6 bags arrowroot, 1 bale cottons, 1 case confectionery, 1 case matches, 2 casks shot, 10 boxes candles, 1 truss drapery, 42 boxes soap, 3 cases woollens/ 2 cases confectionery, 2 cases arrowroot, Oi;der; '2 cases paper, J. Smith ; 5 boxes tea, 54" bags sugar, J. Wallace ; 2t) boxes soap, J. Jones. Samuel & Joseph. Agents. ' r

Stdney ShippingArriTal. October 6— Barque Duke of Roxburgh, Collard, from Wellington. - The William Alfred wu to sail for Wellington on the same day as the Louis and Miriam left.

Melbourne Shipping. Arrivals. September 23 — Schooner Sea Flower, Petrie, from Nelson ; same day— Schooner Lucy Jama, Joyce, from Wellington ; Same day— Steamer Governor Wynyard, from Auckland. The Barque Tory was at Port Phillip Heads on the 24th September.

English Shipping.* New Steam Navigation Company. — We are informed by a passenger by "the Ferozepore, that on the 4th July, the day .the ship left Greenwich, a meeting was held in London for the purpose- of appointing * Provisional Committee of a New Steam Navigation' Company, in connection with the Isthmus of Panama Railway Company. The new Company was formed

expressly for the purpose of laying, on a line of steamers to Sydney via Panama.— .dr^u*. , '. The greatest impetus has been "gran id' the shipping trade by the discovery of 'gold in Australia, of which more than £800,000 has arrived home this month. A Tery large number of ships have been put on for the Australian colonies, and there is a great increase of building. The Sunderland Newt last week gives a list of about eighty ships that are being built at Sunderlandalone. — Liverpool Chronicle,' July 3. The Great Britain. — This leviathan screw steamer is about to be transferred to the Eagle line of Australian packets belonging to her present owners, Messrs. Gibbs, Bright & Co., Liverpool. She is announced to leave that port for Melbourne, Port Phillip, on the 21st August next.' She will carry three classes of passengers ; upper saloon, leventy guineas. The Great Britain will have accommodation for about 1000 passengers. She arrived from New York on Wednesday, having made the run in 10 days and 23 hours. Our townsman, Mr. J. C. Mathews, the brother of the commander, is the agent for Plymouth — Plymouth Time*.