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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume IX, Issue 775, 5 January 1853, Page 2

A PUBLIC MEETING will be held ■*■*■ at the Mechanics' Institute, at 12 o'clock, on Fridat, the 7th January, to memorialize the Governor-in-Chief on the subject of the intended Wharf for the accommodation of Steamers. CHAS CLIFFORD, Chairman of Committee. Wellington, January 3, 1853.

Tuition.

THE MISSES CALLCOTT'S - 1 - Boarding and Dailt Establishment for Young Ladies, Mulgrave street, Thorndon Flat. Circulars may be obtained ou application. Wellington, December 15, 1852.

T? ATCHISON begs to inform the ■*- • Inhabitants of Wellington that he has succeeded to the GROCERY BUSINESS lately conducted by Ma. James M'Beth, and respectfully solicits a continuation of their patronage. Wellington, December 8, 1852.

, To Let, HHHE House at Karori formerly in the occupation of Mr. Justice Chapman, in a thorough state of repair. For terms and particulars apply at the Spectator Office. December 4, 1852. ■

( COMMERCIAL HOTEL to be Let, -and entered upon immediately. Apply to R. ARMSTRONG, Lambton-quay. Wellington, December 11, 1852.

Ex " Shepherdess," from New Plymouth, FOR SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED, 194 BAGS First Quality FLOUR 1 ton Superior Sharps 1 8 casks Prime Butter 244 kits Prime Potatoes 200 bushels Oats J. H. WALLACE, Lambton-quay. Wellington, November 17, i 852.

"Louis and Miriam," "Stately," &c. A LPACiS, Orleans, Coburgs •*^ De Lames, Prints Muslins, Book and Sprig Muslins Whisker Blondes, Egyptian Lace Black and White Lace Falls Window Holland, Oxford Doe Toilet Covers, Crochet Cases Fancy and Striped Shirtings Tarletan and other Ball Dresses A few Rich Damask Silk Dresses, &c, &c. Also, 9 chests Tea, 4 qr.-casks Port, 2 qr.Sherry. GILBERT PICKETT & CO. Mulgrave-street, November 3, 1822.

Notice of Removal.

JOHN PEARCE, Saddler, in re- ** turning thanks to his Friends and the Public for the liberal support he has received, begs to inform them he has removed from the premises formerly occupied by him, to those lately in the occupation of Mr. Wilkinson, in Willis-street, where he hopes to meet with a continuance of their favours. Willis-street, January 1, 1853.

To Purchasers of Land. TO BE SOLD.

Tp H E- undermentioned Town Acres numbered on the Plan of the Town of Wellington, 219. 274, 275, 276, 283, 284, 313, 654, 667, 739, 880, 947, 950, 1044, 1055, 1060. And also Country Sections. Town and Country Sections at Whanganui. Selected and unselected Land- orders of 100 acres, and Compensation do. of 75 acres, on reasonable terms, with or without town acres. Wm. BOWLER, SON, & CO. ' Lambton-quay, December 22, 1852.

On Sale, ex late arrivals,

O^O BAGS PAMPANGA AND * UyJ WHITE SI AM SUGAR 20 bags Manila Coffee 15 chests and 30 half chests Congou Tea 10 bags Pepper and Ginger 7 casks Currants, 3 cases Mustard 80 bags Liverpool Salt 3 casks Soda, 2 cases Stone Blue 25 boxes Soap 2 cases Moleskin Trousers 8 bales Twilled Regatta and Blue Serge Shirts 2 bales and 2 cases Haberdashery and Hosiery 1 bale Shirting Calico * 3 bales White and Scarlet Blankets 3 bales Union Checks, Huckabacks, and Brown Holland 1 case Paris and Beaver Hats 7 hhds. and quarter casks superior Port and Sherry, Offley's brand 7 cases Port and Sherry Wine 20 cases Sparkling Champagne 20 casks Bottled Ale and Porter 5 barrels and half barrels Salt Herrings 25 boxes Sperm Candles 7 barrels Whiting 6 cans White Lead 50 tins Turpentine and Paint Oil 2 barrels Stockholm Tar 25 boxes Pipes, 1 cask Wine Corka 250 Iron Pots and Camp Ovens Assorted Hollow Ware, Frying Pans, Axes, Nails, Bar, Rod, and Hoop Iron 2 cases Files 1 cask assorted Blocks Assorted Cordage, Ratline, Marline, Hous» line, Oakum Paint- and Whitewash Brushes 2 bales Woolpacks 6000 Countess Slates 4 sets Cart Harness, 1 doz. Hogskins 1 very superior Piano Forte 2 bales Double Demy Paper 2 bales Double Crown do. 2 cases Foolscap do. 2 cases Post do. 2 bales Imperial Cap do. 2 bales Small Cap do. 2 bales Bag Cap do. 5 bales Double Small Hacd Pjper. W. B. RHODES & CO. Te Aro, December 11, 1852.