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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume IX, Issue 820, 11 June 1853, Page 1

T ETTER-PRESS PRINTING of all -" kinds done at the Office of tliis Paper. Wellington, March 17, 1852.

ffHE Undersigned are Purchasers of -* 1 Wool, Oil, Whalebone, Flax, and other New Zealand Produce, and will advance on consignments to their correspondents in London, Sydney, or Hobart Town. BETHUNE & HUNTER. . Exchange, Wellington, March 17, 1852.

Wool, &c.

rpHE Undersigned are prepared to -*- make liberal advances on Wool and other produce, consigned to their Correspondents in London. Wm. BOWLER, SON, & CO. Lambton-qiiay, August 21, 1852.

— .»— —— — — c THE Undersigned is a Cash Buyer of WOOL of the ensuing clip.

W. WARING TAYLOR. Wellington, March 17, 1852.

Choice Wines and Cognac, at most reasonable Prices,

4 HOGSHEADS PALE and GOLD SHERRY

14 quarter-cask 9 do. do. do. 14 do. do. . Fine Port 6 cases, 3 doz. ea. Pale Sherry 20 do. 1 do. fine Sparkling Champagne LOO do. 1 do. St. Jean d'Angely Cognao CHAS. E. v. ALZDORF. July 21, 1852.

Remember the Old Established Shop. , MR.THOMAS CROWTHER desires most respectfully to inform the Inhabitants of Wellington and neighbourhood, that he has recently added to the Tailoring, and Drapery Business, the Hosiery and Ready Made Clothing Departments, which will be conducted by his Son, Mr. Fbbdkrick K. Crowther. The goods have been supplied by one of the first Houses in London, and one call will be sufficient to satisfy intending Purchasers Of their superior quality. TERMS CASH. Wellington, March 23, 1853.

A S AGENTS of MESSRS. MONEY ■**• WIGRAM & SONS, and C. A. AYLMER, Esq., of London, the Undersigned are ready to receive applications from the Friends of Persons in England who wish to obtain passages in any of the Vessels despatched by the above parties to follow the Minerva, and other fi^t-class Ships' bowler g . & CQ( Agents at Wellington. Lambton-quay, March 1, 1853. ,

On Sale at th 6 Office bf this Paper, T3 OBINSON CRUSOE, translated JLV/ jj n to the New Zealand Language, under the direction of the Government. Price 2s. 6d. "Ateo, A SPELLING BOOK for the Use of Maori Children. Price 2s. July- 10, 1852. -

' Just Published, p*ice<2s., X2xno.,

And sold byß.STofcusandW. Lton, LambtonQuay, and by the Author at the River Hutt, XfEW ZEALAND MINSTRELSY; ■f^ containing Songs and Poems on ColonialSubjects, by Wm. Goldeb, River Hutt. Contents. — Erratonga, A Bushranging, Come to the Bush, The Bushman's Harvest Home, The Pastry Baker, Colonial Courtship of 1841, The F,air Emigrant's Fate, The South . East Storm, The Thrashing Floor, The Lover's Invitation, Answer to the Lover's Invitation, The Love Letter, The Black Seal, A Desperate Case, Evening. Industry, Wairau, or Colonel Wakefield's Dirge to the Memory of his Brother, A Whaling, The Setting Sun, Mr. T 's Dirge to the Memory of W. Cook, The Effects of Good Government, or the Happy Change, ThVSun Shining Out. Sonnet on the Wreck of the Marifc,' : Addition to the Thrashing Floor, An Old Bachelor!* Soliloquy over his First Honey Moon.The Plough, The Prudent Wife, Stanzas written while on the Voyage out to New Zealand, A Tribute to the Memory of Friendship, An Epigram on Ambition, The" Christian's March, The Penitent's Prayer, Answer to tlie above; The Pilgrim's home, The Christian's" Joy. -- , Appendix. — Reflection over a Lark's Nest, StanwistoaYoungPoet,ALikeness,An Enigma, Sttrizas extemporaneously written, on a Stormy NighVDalserf, November, 4, 1833, ATranslationofan -Episode in Ossian, A Love. Sonnet, written for a Young Lady to her Lover, to , whom she soon after got married, Stanzas extemporaneously written during the Egress of . 1833, and the Ingress bf 1834, The Dying Infant. A Paraphrase of the 148 th Psalm, Sweet Home, Langsyne Anticipated, A Song, An Acrostic, Dqnald's Tteturn, The Flowers of ' Clyde. AT^striotic Breathing— Au Ode. Wellington, October 9, 1852