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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume IX, Issue 814, 21 May 1853, Page 2

For London,

*£?g- 'THE fine new first-class clipper j§|g - 1 Barque LORD NELSON, rftnrrv* tQng e | on gi n g to the Southern Whale Fishery Company), Benjamin Dobson commander ; will sail for London direct about '30th May. For freight or passage, apply to BETHUNE & HUNTER. Exchange Buildings, March 31, 1853.

For Port Phillip.

*£**• HP H E fine new clipper-built A Schooner AUSTRALIAN, 180 """**• tons register, will sail for Port Phillip direct on Wednesday, the 18th instant. Has room for four steerage passengers and & little light freight, BETHUNE & HUNTER. Exchange Buildings, May 12, 1853.

Por Port Phillip,

ft£§^ HHHE fine fast sailing Schooneij JOTg X DESPATCH, 170 tons register iirir * James Rogers commander, expected from Lyttelton about the 12th May ; will sail for Sydney a few days after her arrival in this Port. This vessel has good accommodation for rabin and steerage passengers. For freight or passage, apply to BETHUNE & HUNTER. Exchange Buildings, April 1, 1853.

For Port Phillip,

"]jj§B^ HP HE well known regular _gjoj[ trader TORY, 600 tons register, Row commander, expected from Port Phillip within three weeks, will take ; in cargo, and return to Port Phillip direct without delay. / This vessel has spacious and good accommo- 1 dation for cabin or steerage passengers, and freight will be taken at current rates. For freight or passage, apply to j

BETHUNE & HUNTER. I Exchange Buildings, April 25, 1853. N.B. — Parties wishing to secure room forJ freight are requested to make early applies/ tion. ' //

For Port Phillip direct,-— »~

*£§*. HP H E splendid A 1 clipper jgjUg X Barque OCEANICA, 300 tons, itttijvt jj o |j n pp o tt er commander ; will sail for the above port about the 20th of May ; has excellent accommodation for cabin, intermediate, and steerage passengers. Apply to Captain Potter on board, or R. WAITT, Customhouse Buildings. April 30, 1853. Por Port Phillip,

*£3g. HP HE fine first-class Barque jlgg X PEN YARD PARK, 450 tons, •rarinrw )jy e ]] er commander, daily expected here, will meet with quick despatch for the above Port. For freight or passage, immediate application is necessary to Wm. HICKSON & CO. Wellington, "May 18, 1553.

For Melbourne, calling at Nelson, aSg-nPHE Magnificent Brig JJE|gj> •*■ XARIFA, 250 tons, Le Resignol • r<l ~ commander, will sail immediately. Apply to P. M. HERVEY. May 21, 1853.

HpHE Undersigned begs leave to inform ■*• the Inhabitants of Wellington and the surrounding district, that he will reopen the Settlers' Warehouse on Monday, the 25th instant, with a Splendid Assortment of Drapery Goods, in Silks, Satins, Shawls, Scarfs, Visettes of the most fashionable make, Bonnets, Ribbons, Hosiery, Gloves, Haberdashery, Wool Plaids, Prints, and Fancy Goods. A beautiful selection of Ball Dresses, White Satin Shoes, Silk Hosiery, and Wreatfcs. Also a good selection of Gent's Made-up Clothing, &c, dec, &C He would particularly invite the attention of the Ladies and Gentlemen of Wellington to inspect his Stock, feeling confident that there never was such a varied or extensive variety of Goods in Wellington for them to select from at any time as what he now offers to their view, H. R. KANE, Settlers' Warehouse, j April 23j 1853. j

To arrive ex. "Minerva," ('Expected daily from Port Cooper), 1 9 QUARTER-CASKS COMPANY'S L , BRANDY 5 hhds. Martell's Brandy, No. 1. An Invoice Engravings (superior) Wrapping Paper, Grocers' and Drapers' Ledgers, Journals, Cash Books, &c. 2 cases Cloth Caps, Gentlemen's and Bojs', including Felt Hats, Glengarrys, and Royal Tars, &c, &c. R. J. DUNCAN, Farish-street. February 19, 1853.

Wanted, A COOK. Apply to the President, x Officers' Mess, 65th Regiment. May 4, 1853.

On Sale at the Office of this Paper, Two Last Numbers of the Westminster Review The Quarterly, for July, 1852. Also, the Last Numbers of the Athenaeum and Household Words, received by post. April 27, 1853.

To Let, *JIHE 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,