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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume IX, Issue 791, 2 March 1853, Page 2

A MEETING will be held at Barrett's -r *- Hotel, on Fkidat Evening next, 4th March, at 8 o'clock, to which all those persons who have signed the document relating to the grievance complained of b/ the Trading Community here, (the vexatious 1 charge of Lot-Money by the Auctioneers) are earnestly requested to attend. March 1, 1853. Wellington Building Society. nPHE next Monthly Meeting for the -^ payment of Subscriptions will be held at *he Hall of the Mechanics' Institute, on Mond*t JEveuing next, the 7th March. W. HOLMES, Acting Manager. March 1, 1853. "W ANTED, an Apprentice to the Saddlery Business. Apply to R. ARMSTRONG, Saddiek, , Lambton-quay. March 1, 1853. ■ s j ]

Fox London, js£§^ HPHE fine first-class fast-sailing jjggjjy X Barque STATELY, 600 tons register, J. Ginder commander; will sail for London direct about the 31st March. This vessel has spacious and elegant accommodations for cabin and steerage passengers, and there is room for a little Wool and Tight freight, which will be taken at current rates. Having most of her cargo engaged, and on board, and only two or three cabins vacant, passengers or shippers may rely upon her sailing about the date fixed. For freight or passage, apply to BETHUNE & HUNTER. LEVIN & CO., or W. B. RHODES & CO. Wellington, February 26, 1853. First Vessel fox Port Cooper, On her return from the Kaikoras, *&§* HPHE fine fast-sailing schooner jg|g ± WELLINGTON, Captain Fer***^li ™* guson. For freight or passage, apply on board, or to ROBERT WAITT. Wellington, February 2, 1853. Fox Port Victoria and Ak*roa, *«». THE well-known Cutter j||^ x CATHERINE ANN. nfiitfjvw p or frejght or passage, apply to HERVEY, JOHNSTON, & CO. On her return voyage to Wellington, the Catherine Ann will call at Pigeon Bay and Akaroa. February 12, 1853.

TWO HUNDRED BOUNDS REWARD!!! Flo be increased to FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS I! ! as soon as the amount shall be subscribed.) rpHE Committee appointed at a General A Meeting of the Settlers held on the 12th November, 1852, to recommend the amount of Reward to be given to the First Discovkbir of an Avaii,abj,p GQLD FIELD in this part of the Province of New Munster, and the limits within which the discovery must be made to constitute a claim to the payment of such Reward, Hereby Notify that, under the sanction and authority of the Subscribers to the Fund, they will be prepared after this date, and until the 12th May, 1853, to receive, inquire into, and decide upon any claim which may be preferred in regard to the Reward in, question. The conditions under which claims to the Reward will be entertained by the Committee maybe ascertained upon application to the undersigned or at the offices of the Spectator and Independent newspapers. By order of the Committee, J. H. WALLACE, Hon. Sec. Wellington, December 11, 1852. ' To be Sold, rpHAT Commodious COTTAGE, con- -*■ taming Six Rooms, with quarter of an Acre Freehold Land, on Te Aro, known as " Mount Cook Cottage," at present occupied by Mrs. H-. Symons. For particulars, apply to BE*HUNE & HUNTER. Exchange Buildings, , February 17, 1853.

Shipping Intelligence.

ABRIVALS. February 27 — Cutter Kaka, 15 tons, Swenson, from Port Victoria. Passenger — Mr. Brown. Same day — Schooner Gipty, 15 tons, Riley, from Flat Point; Same day — Schooner Elizabeth, 8 tons, Warren, from Queen Charlotte Sound. February 28 — Schopner Governor Grey, 30 tons, Watt from Wanganui. Passengers — Miss Shearer, Mr. Richardson, one policeman,, one Maori prisoner.

DEPARTDREi. February 26— Schooner Munford, 169 tons, Toohig, for Port Phillip. Same day — Schooner Rapid, 30 torn, Sedcole, for Wairau. Passengers — Messrs. Lindsay and Mackay. February 27 — Schooner Scotia, 68 ton*, Daries, for Otago. Passengers — Mr. and Mrs. Meredith, Mr. Suisted, Mr. Felleuil, two grooms. February 28— Schooner Wave, 15 tons, Smith, for Wanganui

IMPORTS. In the Kawai— 7i bags 7 kits wheat, 19 bags 18 kit* make, 8421b. rope. * In the Elizabeth— -7 tons potatoes. Hertey, Johnston & Co., Agents. la the Gipsy— 2l bales wool. Crawford & Ynle, Agents. In the Governor Grey —l l,7l7 feet timber, 5 kits maize, 5 kits onions, 2 b»g* potatoes.

sxrowrs. In tbo Scotia-+4 kegs tobacco, 1 bid. rum, 1 qr. cask bracdy, 1 case paper hangings, 1 qr. rale ram, 4 b«k» sMrtjng, -t bales calico, 1 bale coats, 1 do. print*, 1 do, dwks, . case ironmongery, 2 boies candles, 1 cask ir win' ngery, 1 case bottled fruits, 1 case pickles, 1 cwt ■••&' .lead, 11 bags flour, 3 cases apparel, 2 trunks 1 box, 2C bags nails, 5 kegs. 1 case drapery, 1 truss, 2 bundles rying pans, 1 bale leather, 1 box sauces, 1 jar, 1 case, 59 bngs sugar, 1 barrel rice, 1 bag coffee, 1 bag pepper , 5 horses, and part of cargo ex True Briton. W. M. Bannatyne & Co., Agents. In Abe Wave — 20 bags sugar, 2 boxes raisins, 1 box currents, 1 tierce tobacfio, 3 bags coffee, 1 chest tea, 1 box -ues, 1 case cigars, 3 boxes pipes, 2 boxes candles, \ ca«t,O»tmeal 40 iron pots, 2 pieces oilskin, 7 cases O'lmans stores, 2 bundles sacks, 1 crate 2 cases

earthenware, 8 reams paper, 2 cues tinware, 1 bale shirts, I pair scales and weights, 2 cases clothing 1 bale 3 boxes soap. J. Tame, Agent. In the Mut\ford—\s octaves 3 qr. casks wine, 6 qr. casks sherry, 22 cases claret, 60 kits onions, 3 coils rope 1 bundle halters, 1 case pictures, 100,000 feet timber, 10,000 chingles. 3} tons hams and bacon, 10 houses in frame, 50 doors, 50 pair sashes, 30 coils rope. R. Waitt, Agent