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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume IX, Issue 923, 7 June 1854, Page 2

TO-MORROW. Public Sale. MR. J. H. WALLACE has received instructions to sell, by public auction, on Thursday, June Bth, at one o'clock precisely, at his Stores, Lambton-quay South, ex Balnaguith^ Eagle, Lady Ebrington, and late arrivals, r PHE following well -assorted Invoices L of BRITISH GOODS, viz. :— 1 case contg. — 100 prs.Drab Mole Trowsers 1 20 doz. Blue Striped Shirts 11 doz. Blue Serge do. 1 . . 100 prs. Strong Tipped cmd Nailed Boots 2 bales contg. — 20 rolls Superior Colonial. Tweeds, assorted patterns, from Lord's Botany Factory 1 case contg. — 54 prs. Strong High Boots 24 prs. Watertights 4 cases contg. — 15 suits Clothes, viz., Coat, Vest, and Trowsers, Oxford Mixt., Doeskin and Kerseymere 6 suits do. do. do. 3 Black Cloth Dress Coats 3 .. .. Frock do. 6 .. .. Fishing do. 2 Check Tweed do. 14 Doe., Oxford Mixt., and Kerseymere Coats 18 Fancy Satin and Black Cloth Vests 9 prs. Cloth, Doe., and Kerseymere Trowsers 4 splendid Beaver and Paletot Coats 12 dozen White Shirts (linen fronts), warranted very superior 1 cape contg. — Waterpioof Coats and sundries 1 bale 12-4 and 13-4 Blankets 4 quarter-casks Port Wine 8 octaves Pale Sherry, from Charles Page's celebrated house 4 quarter-casks Booth's Old Tom 5 hhds. Jamaica Rum 6 . . Leeward Island Rum 2. . Martell's Brandy 4 chests and 4 half-chests Tea 15 barrels Oatmeal 20 bags Coffee 50 boxes Belmont Sperm Candles 23 bags Pernambuco Sugar 20 . . White China do. 1 tierce Loaf Sugar 60 bags Company's Pieces 24 cases prime old Pale and Brown Brandy 18 sets Cart Shaft Harness 3 sets Leader Harness 1 dozen Saddles 2 Ploughs 100 bags Fine Dairy Salt 1 Dinner Service Oilman's Stores And various other Goods. 'terms liberal' "Lambfon-qnav South, May 31, 1854.

PRELIMINARY NOTICE. Another Extensive Sale of Town and Country Lands. MR. JAMES SMITH has received instructions to hold an extensive and important ; Auction Sale of TTALUABLE TOWN & COUNTRY LANDS, in eligible sites, on Tuesday, 27th June, 1854. Plans are now being prepared, and full particulars will be duly announced by future advertisements. The terms will be extremely liberal. Noah's Ark, May 31, 1854. Oil Paintings by Celebrated Masters. MR. J. H. WAT LACE begs to announce to the Public, and the lovers of the Fine Arts, that he has received instructions to offer for sale, by private contract, A SMALL, but very choice Collection, ■**- of Oil Paintings of the Italian, Dutch, ! Flemish, and English Schools, viz. : — | 48. Sea Piece Williams. j 61. Head of Italian Boy „ Frank Hall. 173. Shipping, and study of Mill 86. Scene on the Thames. . Williams. 1 1 . Travellers Departing • Tan Miel. 4. Sea Piece ...» Monancy. 10. Hunting Party Jan Miel. 201 . Still Life Belliers. 100. Calder Glen „ Cairns. 21. Scene in Greece G. F. Buchanan 1 7. Landscape, with Cattle 78. Landscape Sir J. Wlieatley. 91. Landscape Linnell. 136. Landscape Williams. ' This valuable Collection of Paintings is now, and will remain, on view at the Sale Rooms of the Undersigned till the end of the present month. An early inspection is respectfully invited by the public generally, and those admirers of the Fine Arts who may be desirous of purchasing a genuine orig nal picture. • J. H. WALLACE. LanYbton-quay South, Wellington, June 2, 18.">4.

IMMIGRATION. Preliminary Notice. T3ERSONS who desire to assist their -*- Relatives, Friends, or Acquaintance in immigrating from Great Britain to this Province, are requested to make immediate application at this Office, in order that the particulars may be registered. Terms. — A period of two years (and in special cases a longer time) will be granted for the repayment of the passage money, by two instalments guaranteed by Responsible Residents. WILLIAM FITZHERBERT, Provincial Secretary. Provincial Secretary's Office, Wellington, 12th May, 1854.

A SPECIAL MEETING of the Ma- ^- gistrates w 11 be held at the Resident Magistrate's Court, Wellington, on Thursday, the 15th day of June next, at 12 o'clock, to hear and determine objecrions to, and to make up the Electoral Roll. WILLIAM FITZHERBERT, Acting Resident Magibtrate. Resident Magistrate's Court, Welling-ton, May 31, 1854.