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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume IX, Issue 862, 5 November 1853, Page 2

Ex "Mountain Maid/- " Hampshire," and •• Cornwall." . > •, ■ TV/TARTELL'S BHANDY, in Hhds, "*■■*■ and Quarter-casks. Bass's Ale, in 4 dozen eSseS - 20 fce^s Naifo, of various »i2Wf Iron Piping: Guttering" "Wire for Fencing: Maize 1 A qoantfty of Seasoned TimW, domfrrisiffgBoard and" Scantling, BOWLER. #Otf f % b CO, ljambtott*qxtstj f September 2, iBs"£

Leather.

f y*HE Undersigned having" made afrangeraents with a manufacturing firm in Sydney, for a regnlar serpply of Leather for thJs market, the trade can rely npon bein^ supptfed w:th Sole, Kip. Calf, Harness, Basils, and Kangaroo Skins, «f the best quality at the lowest market rates. . w*. mcKscw & co. Wellington, October 8, 1853.

JOHN RANSOM, (From Matthews, Son, * Co., of London,)

T>EGrS to inform the Public of JVVeHinfrton and its neighbourhood. that he is ready to execute order* for the Buildinsr of Dog-, Newportpapnel. Lipht Chaise and Town Carts, Timber Carriages, Wheel and Hand Barrow?, &c, &c, on the newest and most approved

methods. J. R. liopes, by reasonable charges and prompt attention to any orders that he may be favored with, ta -merit a share of the public patronage. Lambton-qnny. nojoitiing tlie Commercial Hotel.

Xectnres.

n^HE following: Lectures will be deli- ■*■ vered in the Hall of the Wellinerton Athenaeum and Mechanics' Institute, on Thursday Evenings, (or, if the weather sliould be unfavourable, on the'^Friday Evening following), commencing at r»ast 7 o'clock :—: — Nov. 3 — The Ri*e and Progress of the British House of Commons, Mr. J. Knowles. N O v. 10 — ©n fhe Mind, and the Connection and Correspondence between its Manifestations and Cerebral Development, "by Mr. E. Catchpool. < Admission to Members and the Ladies of their families free; to non-members. Is. each. W. SEED, Hon. Sec. - 'September 14, 1833.

Potatoes. THHE UndeTsigrned are PurcTiasers of Potatoes for Shipment. Wh. BANNATYNE & CO, , OctoW 26, 18.53.

For Sale, Ex " RAPID.'* from Melbourne, 7 HHDS. PALE BRANDY 80 boxes Mould Candles 6 cases Strong: Boots \V M . BAtfNATYNE & CO. October 26. 1553.

Wanted, A GOOD FAUM SERVANT, in the **■ immediate neghbourhood of Wellington. Wages liberal. Apply at the Spectator Office. October 29, 1853.

Tor Sale, Now landing ex " Robert Syers?' TOO BOXES CANDLES, each s6lK 1 4 liales Scarlet and Blue Serge Shirts 1 case Prints 52 cases Fancy Does Tun Ttowscts 2 cases Men's Moleslcin Trowsers 2 bales striped Jean Shirts 1 case assorted Fancy *nd Shooting Coats 1 case "bck. Stiooting Coats, superior 1 case Blucher Boots, highhacked, tipped, and nailed 1 case strong Colonial do: | ton West India Coffee, in bags of 140lbs, each 5 hhds Coal Tar 2 cases Arrowroot 2 oases Carbonate of Sofia , each 1^ cwt. P. M. HERVEY & CO, Wellington, OctoW 5, 1853. '

To Contractors and BuildeTS,

RENDERS will he received on the *• 15tb November, for building an additional

Wing to the Hall of the Mechanics* Institute. Plans and Specifications may be seen on application to Mr. Lyon, from whom also any farther particulars may be obtained, October 29, 1853.

Pot Sale.' A FLOCK OF SHEEP, consisting: of about 600 of all ages, now upon Mr. Trolove's run, on the banks of the Waiautoa, Middle Island, below the Kai Koras. TKRMS CASH.

For particulars apply at the Spectator office. Wellington, October 29, 1853.

ChHstcnurcn (Canterbury Settlement) LADIES' SCHOOL, To be conducted en Church of England principles.

TT is proposed, early in 1854, to open -*- this Establishment, where a good English Education will be imparted, with instruction in the Latin Grammar and Music (pianoforte Guitar and Singing), in the French, German, and Italian Languages, and in drawing. Parents in the neighbouring Settlements, in India, or other parts, who may entrust their daughters to the care of the Ladies conducting the above* Establishment, may depend upon every effort being made to form their minds and manners rightly, and to promote their health and happiness. Address to Mrs. Chas. Thomson, care of Mr. Gould, Christchurch; Canterbury. September 27, 1853.

nOTTAGE TO LET, situate on Thorndon Flat, at present in the occupation of Dr. Ralph. Apply at the Office of this Paper. September 17, 1853.