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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume IX, Issue 867, 23 November 1853, Page 2

Ex "Mountain Maid," •' Hampshire,' ' and "Cornwall." ly/TARTELL'S BRANDY, iri Hhds, and Quarter- casks Bass's Ale. in 4 dozen cases 20 kegs Nails, of various sizes Iron Piping Guttering Wire for Fencing Maize A quantity of Seasoned Timber, comprising ' Board and Scantling. BOTLER. SON, & CO. Lft»nß»wn-<juny, September 2, 1853.

Leathsr. f pHE Undersigned having made arrangements with a manufacturing firm in Sydney, for a regular supply of Leather for this market, the trade can rely upon being supplied with Sole, Kip, Calf, Harness, Basils, and Kangaroo Skins, of the best quality at the lowest market rates. Wm. HICKSON & CO. Wellington, October 8, 1853.

JOHN RANSOM, (From Matthews, Son, $ Co., of London J D EGS to inform the Public of Welling- *"' ton and its neighbourhood that he is ready to execute orders for the Building of Dog, Newportpagnel, Light Chaise and Town Carts, Timber Carriages, Wheel and Hand Barrows, &c, &c, on the newest and most approved methods. J. R. hopes, by reasonable charges and prompt attention to any orders that he may be favored with, to merit a share of the public patronage. Lambton-qnay, ndjoining tbe Commercial Hotel.

GILBERT PICKETT & CO. Have received, per "William Alfred," from Sydney, 5 CASES, containing — Rough Hoi ands, Nursery Diapers Black Lice, Edgings Curtain Nets, Brussels Nets Sprig Brussels *nd Spotted Mechlin Nets Purse Twist, Crinoline Corded Slcirts Ribbons and Neck Ties Girls' Hosiery, Needle Boxes Colored Alpacas, and Norwich Checks A few pieces very superior Cbintz Prints Black Cloth Trousers AND 1 case Cord Trousers September 21, 1853.

On Sale, ex " Mountain Maid." 95 HHDS. Ist Quality West India Rum 7 do. do. * Brandy 2 hhds. Loaf Sugar 6 bales Scarlet aud White Blankets, IS, 11. and 12-4 3 cases Scotch Twilled Shirts 1 case Woollen Cord, Trousers, and Vests 134 mats Pampanga Sugar 100 bags Patna Rice 40 boxes Mould 'Candles 20 boxes Window Glass [ 4 cases, Carbonate Soda I JOHNSTON & Ca j WelKngton, August 24, 1£53

On Sale. QOO BUSHELS OATS (superior samples). BETHUNE & HUNTER. Wellington October 8, 1553.

Notice. ROBERT DONALD, Gardener, intimates to the Inhabitants of Wellington, that he has commenced a PIC-NIC and General FRUIT GARDEN, at Eden Vale, Karori, which will be open daily, Sabbaths excepted. Only a limited quantity of Strawberries and Gooseberries can be supplied this season. P.S.— Orders taken for supplying Vegetables in large quantities at very moderate prices, ifj delivered on t]he ground. Eden Vale, Karori, November 6, 1853.

For Sale, 40 VERY Superior Fine-Wooled MERINO RAMS. Apply to JAMES WILSON, Willis-street. November 9, 1553.

Wanted, \ N Engagement, b-y a Young Man •**• aged 24, who can be well recommended, and is willing to adapt himself to any employment. Address D. C, care of Mr. BalUwin, Mul-grave-street, Thorndon Flat. November IG, 1553.

Ex " John Taylor," 2 4 (J0 BUNDLES ROD IRON W%k BOWLER, SON, & CO., Lambton-quay. November 6, 1853.

QAMUEL KEMP will hear of his Brother JOHN by con^municating with WILLIAM HARCUS, Waiwefy j Wellington, Port Nicholson, October 12, 1853. Christchurch (Canterbury Settlement) LADIES' SCHOOL, To be conducted on Church of England principles^

IT 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 tbe care of the Ladies conducting the above Establishment, may depend upon every effort being made to form their minds and manners rightly, aud to promote their health and happiness, Ad.lress to Mrs. Chas. Thomson, care of Mr. GoulJ, Christchurch, Canterbury. September 27, 1853.