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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume IX, Issue 879, 4 January 1854, Page 2

Transfer X>f Premises and Business.

(Copies of Circulars.) Willis 'Street, ' 31st December, ldS3.

QIR, — I 'atail myself of the present -opportunity to thank you for the lon^ continued and liberal support with which i have been favored during the twelve yeara I have "'been in business, and to recommend to your •jcnotice the accompanying Circular 0/ Messrs. Holdsworth, Knowles, & Co., to whom I have transferred my premises and interest, in the confidence that every exertion will be used by them to merit the patronage -which you have heretofore bestowed on myself. I am, Sir,

Your obedient Servant, v JOHN M'BETH.

To Mr.

Selling off below Prime Cost.

JOHN M'BETH Willis-street, is now *^ disposing of his Stock-in-Trade, and in a few days the remainder of that which is not sold privately will be put up to auction, of which due intimation will be given. December 31, 1853t

LAMBTOX-QUAY & WILI.IS-STEEET, 31st December, 1853. C IR, — We respectfully hegto inform you that we have taken the 'Premises -and Bu-' siness lately in the possession of Mr. John M'Beth, and to solicit a continuation of the patronage heretofore so liberally bestowed, on' our predecessor. The Premises being about to undergo eonsi- r derable alterations, will necessitate,-their being closed for a short period, during ; which time* the business will be carried- on at ©ur present Store, Lambton-quay, where you are respectfully invited to inspect the large importations of varied and well selected Goods, now being landed ex Northfleet, Rajah, and. Mahtoree, which will, we hope, render our already extensive Stock in every particular unexceptionable and complete. We shall be happy to wait on you for orders at your residence every Tuesday and Friday morning, and promise our best endeavours to , merit a continuation of the patronage we trust you will be good enough to favor us with.

We are, Sir, Your faithful Servants,

HOLDSWORTH, KNOWLES, & CO. To Mr.

On Sale,

At the Store of the Undersigned, ex " Dispatch" from Sydney,

--M--EW- South Wales FINE FLOUR -^ Pampanga Sugar Java Sugar Quarter-casks Port Wine Cases of Irish Pipes, containing 10 gross ea. Cases of Pipes, do. do. | Cases of Mustard, containing 6 doz. each Drums Spirits of Tar, of 5 gallons each Iron Ploughs complete, with extra set of, mountings R. J. DUNCAN. December 31, 1853. ;

On Sale,

Ex "John Taylor," " Northfleet:' and u ßajah," and to arrive per " Constantine," 40 CASES Martell's BRANDY 10 hhds. Martell's and Hennessy's do. 12 cases superior Old Tom < 5 hhds. B. P. Rum 150 cases Barclay's Bottled Ale and Porter, each 3 doz. Slates, Countess and Duchess Cement, 25 casks Iron, flat, round, and square, assorted -5 bags Coffee Belmont Composite and Mould Candles ', Tea in chests, o hhds. Loaf Sugar . 20 cases Curd Soap j 50 boxes Fancy Soa.p ; 6 cases assorted Boots and Shoes, Scotch and English make 2 cases assorted Saddlery ( 1 case Cart Harness Ploughs, Nail lion, Iron Piping and* Guttering' WILLIAM BOWLER, SON, & CO. Lambton-quay, December 31, 1853.

Phrenology.

A LECTURE on the above Science will be delivered by Mr. J. H. Williams, Practical and Consulting Phrenologist, from London, on Thursday Evening, January sth, 1854, in the Assembly Room, Barrett's Hotel, Larabton-quay, Wellington. SYLLABUS.

1. The Truth trf the Science proved by incontrovertible Facts — Tbe Anatomy and Physiology of the Skull and Brain. 2. Hydrocephalus, or Water on the Brain. 3. The operation of the soft pulpy mass composing the Brain, upon the hard, bony Skull, producing an alteration in the form of the same. 4. Imperative duty of Parents to understand the Organization of their Children. " Train up a Child in the way he should go, and when he is ■old he will not depart from it." Harmony ol Phrenology wuh the Scriptures. The Lecture will commence at 7 o'clock precisely. Admission Is. each. December 81, 1853.

Wellington Athenaeum and Mechanics' Institute.

SUBSCRIBERS are requested to return to the Librarian all Books belonging to the Institute, by Friday next, the 6th January, in order that state of the Library may be ascertained. i W. SEED, Hou. Sec. December 31, 1853.

Wanted, A SITUATION on a Sheep Station. Apply at the Office of ihis Paper. December SI, 1853.

MR. JOHN KING, NOTARY PUBLIC AND SOLICITOR,

WELLINGTON.

MANNERS STREET,