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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume IX, Issue 864, 12 November 1853, Page 1

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

nnHE Undersigned are Purchasers of -*- 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.

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

nPHE Undersigned is a Cash Buyer of -*- WOOL of the ensuing clip. W. WARING TAYLOR. Wellington, March 17, 1852.

Undersigned are Cash Buyers of -*- Wool, Oil, Flax, Sawn Timber, and other Produce, and will advance on Consignments to their friends in London or the Colonies. JOHNSTON & QO. May 25, 1853.

A S AGENTS of MESSRS, MONEY A 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 despatciied by the above parties to follow the Minerva, and other first-class Ships. Wm. BOWLER. SON, & CO., Agents at Wellington. Lambton -quay, March 1, 1853.

Exotic NuTsery, King's Road, Chelsea, London.

MESSES. KNIGHT & PERRJ? ■**■*■ having for so 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 distinguished 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, Plants, Ornamental Trees, Shrubs, Fruit Trees, Implements, &c, ■which together with every other article 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 references, with orders from those whom they have not had the honor of previously serving. pg_ They beg to observe that Plants may be best conveyed very long distances in glass cases. Export orders receive their peculiar attention. August 21, 1852,

H. H. WILLIS & CO.'S LINE OP PACKETS

BETWEEN LONDON AND NEW ZEALAND

'pHE following fine first-class Ships are intended to be continued <a ~*'*" i " as regular traders :—: — SHI p' S . COMMANDERS. TONS. Persia W. Broadfoot 650 Cresswell. ; J- Williams 670 Hir Edward Paget A. Barclay 700 Victory W. D. Mullens.. .. 700 , Stately „• T.Ginder 700 Simlah „.......,*.,. C Robertson 750 Cashmere '. •'. G. Pearson 800 Columbus v- • A. 658 v , Lord William Bentinch E. Canney , 600 Maori ". G. Petherbridge 850 Clara : G. Potter 600

The, undersigned, agents for the above splendid line of vessels, are authorised to arrange ■with" Settlers here who 1 .may be. desirous of "bringing their friends in Great Britain out to this colony, and are prepared either to pay the passage money at ;pnce,'<?£ give satisfactory se.enrity ,fe'pajment on arrival of the vessel. Furtiie particulars may be known -by apply- , IDg t0 BETHUNE & HUNTER. Exah anger.Buil dings, '. 'Jteay,,26,f'1852, . . i

Just-Published, at the Office, of this Paper,) ■ PRICE TWO SHILLINGS, rriHE NEW, ZEALAJSTIJ CONSTI -*- . TUTIQN. ACT ; .with of the Secretary of State for the Colonies and the Governor-in-Chief; and other OfficialDocaments referring thereto.' April 6, 1853 »