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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume IX, Issue 810, 28 May 1853, Page 2

(ADVERTISEMENT.)

To the Independent Electors M the City of Wellington.

Q.ENTLEMEN,— The time has now v^ arrived for us ta be up and doing. It behoves us, therefore, cautiously and carefully to look around and judge for ourselves as to> the fitness of each party who presents Mmself before us as a Candidate at the approaching* Election. — Gentlemen, I claim the honour of contesting a seat in the House of Representatives of the People. I can gay with a becoming confidence that / hare the" interests of the people of the City of Wellington at heart, — that their grievances shall be mine, — their means of redress through me. I have had opportunities of knowing, from personal intercourse with the main body of the working class, their wishes — their wants ; and I pledge myself to forward in every way their immediate' interests. I shall not, by much fair speech and by a profusion of promises and clap trap, attempt to gain your vote and interests ; but by sincerity of purpose, I hope to establish; for myself that popularity which neither titles nor riches can at all times buy. Gentlemen, I have the honour to be, Your Fellow-Citizen, DOCTOR JOHN W ATSON. St. John* Cottage, Mount Victoria, Wellington, May 28, 1853.

T{ EQUIRED, the Use of Two Rooms -*-^ / Furnished, with board and attendance, within a short distance of the Custom- House. Apply at the Office of this Paper. May 28, 1853.

CARD. MR. C. H. MOFFITT, SURGEON DENTIST, WILLIS-STRUT. May 28, 1853.

To Sawyers, Timber Contractors, and Others.

"W'OTICE is hereby given by the tTn dersigned, that they will prosecute any person or persons cutting, falling, or removing Timber from the undermentioned Lands without a written authority from themselves ;—; — Kinapore District, Nos. 13, 16, 21, 22, 25, 26, 28, and 34. Poriraa District, Nos. 37, 39, 43, 46, 47. 52, 54, 81, 11)1, 108. Karori District, Nos. 37. 40, 45, 51. Horokiwi Valley, Nos. % 4, 5, 7, 14, 26. And they further give notice, that Contractors and Purchasers <of such Timber carried away from the above Sections will be held also liable for the damage done to the Property. Wji. BOWLER, SON, & CO. Latnbtftif-quay, Wellington, May 11, 1853.

r PHE Proprietor of the Wellington Candlk Factory begs to observe, for the information of the Public, that from the many and varied sources from whence he has been favoured with information respecting the New Light, there is not a doubt on his mind that the whole question will be set at rest. Of course all are aware of rise great sensation lately created in nearly all the families of Wellington with regard to the New and Brilliant Light. The Proprietor of the Wellington Candle Factory would wish it to be understood that he has a most decided dislike to anything that bears the semblance, or that even might be construed into anything in the shape of puffing 4 yet with due delicacy, and with great satisfaction to himself, he has ascertained beyond a shadow of a doubt, that these Brilliant Lights proceed from the ends of the Candles made at his Factory. This he has ascertained from the best authority, and beyond the possibility of a doubt, and consequently that they are not from the "Sydney Mould Candles," but are as superior to them as the purest sperm candles are to * common dip. The Proprietor is not now going to instance any of the many proofs of their superiority to the Sydaey candles ; nor would he wish for one moment to injure Mr. Price ; but at the same time he would recommend those who have not tried the Wellington Candles, by a fair trial to test to their satisfaction the superior qualities of his Candles ; and he would farther recommend that families will be particular, and always inquire at all the respectable Stores in town for the Wellington Factort Candles, where they may be had in any quantity, say from half a Candle to half a ion. ' N.B. — Wanted, a couple of active Assistants in the Wellington Factory, to whom liberal wages will be given* April 30, 1853.

For Sale,

A N excellent Poney Mare, a Light Gig *^*~ in good condition and Harness complete ; all of which may be seen on application to Mr. Wilson's Building-yard, Willis-street. May 18, 1853.

To liet, nnHE House at Karori formerly in tn© -*■ occupation of Mr. Justice Chapman, in a thorough state of repair. For terms and particulars apply nt the Spectator Office. December 4, 1852

Ex < William Alfred,' and recent arrtrahK MANILA Sugar, Soap, Patna Rice, Coleman's Starch, Sperm Candles Martell's, Company's, and Renault a Bbanpt ■ Sherry, in qr.-casks and hhds. Port Wine, &o. R. J. DUNCAN. Farisb-itreet, April 13, 1853.

Shipping Intelligence.

ARRITALS. May 26— Schooner Mary Ann, 5 tons, Heberley, from Queen Charlotte Soun^.

DEPARTURES. May 25— Brig Xarifa, 210 torn, Rosiignol, for Nelson. Passengers — Mr. Cheyne, C«pt. Nicholson. May 26— Schooner Detpalch, 170 tons, Rogers, for Nelson. Paste ngers— Mr. and Mrs. Swinbourne, Mr. Eaton, and ten in the steerage. Same day— H. M. Brig Fantome, 12 guns, Captain Gennys, for Auckland.

IN PORT. Brig Sophia, 151 tons, laid up. Bethune & Hnnter. Barqne Lord Nelton, 247 tons, Dobson. BctUuno & Hunter, Agents. Barque Oeeanica, 274 tons, Potter. R. Waitt, Agent. Schooner Fidele, 8 tons, Fyfe. Schooner Gipty, 10 tons, Riley. Crawford & Yule, Agents. Barque Gwalior, 412 tons, Taylor. P. M. Herrey & J. Johnston, Agents. Schooner Wellington, 70 tons, Ferguson. R. Waitt, Agent. Barque Tory, 400 tons. Row. Bethuna & Hunter, Agents. Schooner Sea Bird, 30 tons, Jackson. Master, Agent. Schooner Mary Ann, 8 tons, Heberley. Master, Agent

IIfPOKTS. In the Wellington— -900 feet timber, 7 bag* potatoes, 2 bags oats, 1 basket, 1 saddle, 55 bales wool, 1 keg butter, 1 74 cheeses. R. Waitt, Agent. In the Tory— 94 head cattle, 44 horses, 350 sheep. Passenger*— Miss Guillaume, Mr. and Mrs. Tatty, Mr. snd Mrs. Grant and fire children, Messrs. Lowndes, Wilkinson, Tatchen, Bragg. In the Mary Ann — 130 bushels wheat, 3 tons potatoes, 4 pigs, 4 bushels barter. Master, Agent. In the Sea Bird— Soaks beer, 842 pieces board and scantling, 68 kits 1 bag wheat, 10 bags barley, 18 hides 2 tons potatoes, 7 kegs batter. Master, Agent. Passengers per Despatch, from Port Victoria — Mr. and Mrs. May, Mrs. Hornbrook, Mr. and Mrs. Swinbourne, Messrs. Murray, Patterson, Porter, and six in the steerage.

CCPOKTS. In the Gipip-^l keg ram, 1 piece tobacco, 4 bogs sugar, -24 oars, 12 packages slops, 4 cases 2 bales slops 1 bdl. ironmongery, 6 sacks coal, 4 ton floor, 50 feet timber, 247 battens, 3 bundles quicks. Crawford & Yale, Agents. In the Fidele—l keg 1 had. tobacco, 2 bags sugar, $ chest tea, 1 case gin, 3 whales lines, 3 casks slops, 2 bags salt 15 bags flour. In the Mary Jane — 1 keg tobacco, 2 do. rum, 2do brandy, 34 bags sugar, 3 cases gin, 1 chest tea, 3 cases 3 bales slops, I box soap, 2 do. candles, 10 bags salt, 1 bale. Passengers — Mr. Cook and son. Samuel & Joseph, Agents. In the Xartfa—l hhd. rum, 3 kegs 2$ barrels gunpowder, 1 bale sacks, 1 parcel shoes, 1 bale, 1 bale leather, 2 hh<ls. oil. P. M. Herrey & Co., Agents. In the Old Jack— 2 qr. casks brandy, 6 cases gin, 1 ease wine, 28 bags sugar, 2 bags salt, 1 package clothing, 2 bales slops, 2 do. woplpicki, 2 do. slops, 1 whaleline, 1 package boots and shoe;. Passengers — .Mr. Lang, three shepherds. Crawford & Yule, Agents. iotbiKaia — 14 bags rice, 51 bags sugar, 1 box earthenware, 1 box glass, 1 case oil, 1 bdl. shirts, 2 packages, 1 box, 1 parcel, 109 bags flour, 6 bags grass seed. Bethnne & Hunter, Agents. In the Governor Grey — 1 keg tobacco, 2 hhds. mm, 9 kegs nails, 1 case, 3 drums, 6 casks, 1 bale, 2 cases, 2 crates, 1 tierce, 1 case, 1 pair cart wheels, 2 cases trine, 8 bags wine, 8 bags sugar, 2 tons salt, 2 cases slops, 4 kegs nails, J ton bread, 31 packages 1 bale filops, 1 hag «eed, 1 case slops, 6 dor. spades, 6 reams paper, 1 cask rinegar, 1 keg nail*, 4 kegs gunpowder, 3 hhds. 2 barrels ale. Passengers— Mm. Aiken, Miss M'Williams, Miss Henley, Mrs. Fox, three artillery' men* In the Seoiia—3 kegs tobacco, 1 bag pepper, 2 cases 1 box tea, 15 cases bottled fruit, 1 piece leather, 1 bag nails, 1 parcel, 1 cask glassware, 4 coils rope, 15 head cattle, 2 horses. Passengers — Mrs. Davies and child, Messrs. Mervilie, Hazlett, Fraser, Borton. In the Despatch — Shipped «t Wellington — 30 kegs butter^Bethnne & Hunter; 16 coUm rope, R. J. Dancan. Bethnne fc Hunter, Agents.

Rates of Exchange upon London, at the Union Bank of Australia. Drafts at 30 days issued at par. „ * drawn against wool of other colonial produce purchased •at 3 per cent, discount