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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume IX, Issue 806, 23 April 1853, Page 1

JBxotic Nursery, King's Boad, Chelsea, London.

JkIESSHS. KNIGHT & PERRY ■^ "■■ having for 30 long a period (about 50 years) gradually augmented the resources of their large establishment, and having received a corresponding extension of patronage from the most tlLtinguished personages of this and other countries, now confidently solicit the orders of those who wish to enjoy the pleasures of the Garden and Farm for Culinary Flower and Agricultural Seeds, Plauts, Ornamental Trees, Shrubs, Fruit Trees, Implements, &c., which together with every other avticle connected with Agriculture, Horticulture, and Floriculture, they can supply of the finest quality in their respective kinds, and at as low a rate as is simply remunerative. They respectfully solicit remittances or satisfactory reference?, with orders from those whom -they have not had the honor of previously serving. * , P.S. —They beg to observe that delicate Plants may be best conveyed very long distances in glass cases. Export orders recfiive their peculiar attention. August 21, 1852, I : '

THE LIVERPOOL AND LONDON §\xt & $ife $nsnvancc Qcmyatu). Established 1830.—Empowered by Acts of Parliament. Thb Amount of Capital subscribes exceeds £1,500,000. The Liability of ihe Proprietors is declared by the Company's Acts of Parliament to be unlimited. - Business, i lit BURANCB Again-t Lotis By FiflK of Property of every dcpcuption. Live Insurance in fill Us Branches. Insurance o* Leases fos Years, by which the value of Property co held is made equal to Freehold. Agents for New Zealand, Massit)*. Wilmam Bowler, Son, & Co. ', ■ t Lamhton-quay, Wellington; Messrs. Cookson, Bowler, & Co., Lyttelton; wbo are fully empowered to issue Policies, and settle claims, on satisfactory proof of loss, and to appoint Agents in the other Settlements* Wellington, August 21,1&52.

TWO HUNDRED FOUNDS REWAIID!! f (To be increased to FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS f/f as soon as ihe amount shall be subscribed.) HPIIE Committee appointed at a General x Meeting of tbe Settlers beld on the 12th November, 1852, to recommend the amount of Reward to be given to the First Discoverer of an Available GOLD 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, Heuebt 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, 1553, 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 tQ the Reward will be entertained by the Committee maybe ascertained upon application to the undersigned or at the offices of the Spectator aud Independent newspapers. By order of the Committee, J. til WALLACE, Hon. Sec. Wellington, December 1!, 1852. TTAY, STRAW, CORN, always on •*"■• hand at the Livery Stables, Ship Hotel. JOEIN PTMBLE, Manners street, Te Aro. Wellington, April 24, 1552. Fox Sale, A POWERFUL CART HORSE Jy- Apply to M. QUIN, Dixon-slreei. September 23, 1852. XTORSE INFIRMARY, at M.Quins, ±x Dixon Street, Te Aro. ! Wellington, March 17, 1552. _ Music Lessons. 1 A YOUNG LADY havmjrafewleisure /*- hours each day, will be happy to give Lessons in Music. For particulars, apply at the Office of this Paperi j /wraary 19, 1853. ijust Published, at the Offlce of this Paper, ] PRICE TWO SHILLINGS, THE NEW ZEALAND CONSTITUTION ACT; with the Despatches of the Secretary of State for the Colonies and the Governor-in-Chief, and other Official Documents referring thereto: t April 6. 1853.