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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume IX, Issue 953, 20 September 1854, Page 3

ON SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED, Ex "Balnaguith," "Norman Morrison,"

and other late arrivals. TV/TARTELL'S and Henesst's Brandy in hhds. and qr. casks 70 cases Old Tom, in 1 doz. and 2 doz. cases 20 „ Booth's Cordial Gin 50 „ Martell's Brandy 80 „ Superior Red Case Gin Port and Sherry Wines in qr. casks Do. do. in bottle 1 60 boxes superior English Soap, £ cwt. each 80 „ Sydney do. 1 „ „ 25 „ Curd Cleansing Soap 40 „ Fancy Soaps, assorted 100 „ superior Belmont Sperm Candles 46 „ Mould Candles Congou Tea, in chests Bnd half chests Coffee, in bags # Loaf Sugar, in hhds. Pampanga Sugar Slates — Countess' and Queen's Saddlery, assorted Boots and Shoes of every description in cases Iron Piping and Guttering Port Cooper Cheese of first quality 250 bags Fine Stoved Salt, in 1, l£, and 2 cwt. bags 120 pairs Superior Blahlcets Also, to arrive per Thetis, Cordelia, &c, &c. ' West India Rum, in hhd. Martell's best Pale Brandy in 1 doz. cases Do. do. do. qr. casks Cane-bottom Chairs, English-made Scotch Ploughs Iron — Flat, Round, and Square, assorted Cement, &c, &c, &c. Wm. BOWLER, SON, & CO. Wellington, September 16, 1854.

Timber for Fencing.

''"TENDERS are required by the under- *- signed for the following Fencing Stuff, to be delivered on Town Acres No. 210 and 186, on Te Aro :—: — 80 Totara Posts, 12 feet long, 9 inches by 7

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125 Red Pine Rails (sawn), 9 feet long, 6 inches by 3 4600 feet of Red Pine Scantling (more or less), for rails, 4 inches by 3, from 8 feet 6 to 10 feet 6 in length 13,500 feet of 1-inch Totara Boards in 12 and 16 feet lengths, or a similar quantity of Split Fencing of equal strength,

in lengths of 4, 6, and 8 feet

Specifications may be seen at the Office of the undersigned, where tenders will be received until Thursday, the 28th inst. ; but the lowest tender will not necessarily be accepted. BETHUNE & HUNTER. Exchange Buildings, September 12, 1854.

Wanted,'by the Undersigned,

A SMART Active Man as Warehouse- ^- man. No person need apply unless he has had some experience in a similar capacity, and is able to keep an account of goods as they are received and delivered. BETHUNE & HUNTER. Exchange Buildings, September 5. 1854.

AN Experienced BOOK-KEEPER -^*- may hear of a situation by calling on the undersigned, but no person need apply who is not thoroughly competent. BETHUNE k HUNTER. Exchange Buildings, September 12, 1854.

A LIBERAL Price is offered for a -^ NEW MAORI MAT, at Mr. Edwauds', Willis-street, if approved of, 6n inspection. September 9, 1854.

Per " Eliza Moore," hourly expected. A PORTION of Select Merchandise, "**• formerly advertised consisting principally of — Back Combs, in great and beautiful variety Shell and Imitation Dressing Combs 15 varieties of Ivory Tooth do. Tail Combs Roll Top, Shell and Imitation Side Combs and other Side Combs India Rubber Dressing Combs Small variety of Hair Brushes, Tooth do., and a small lot of very superior Pomatum, Soap, and other Perfumes From Paris, Ellis and Evrington's and Co, General Assortment of India Rubber Braids, Garters, &c, Childs' Lisle Thread, Silk and Berlin Gloves, French Kid do. Lace Mitts, best Purse Silk, Crochet Cotton Well assorted Dress, Cuff, and Loop Buttons Leaded and other Hood Tassels Leather Belts, Berlin Wools, &c. Fine Gold Engraved Bracelets Do. Sprig Brooches Stone Brooches, Serpent do. Engraved Drops, Silver Thimbles Pearl, Emerald, Carbuncle, Turquoise, Diamond, Opal and Ruby Rings, &c. Parisian Riding Hats, of a splendid description All sorts of the choicest and newest Head Dresses, composed of Net, Pearls, &c. Millinery, Drawn Bonnets White Satin, Morocco, Kid, and Glac£ Ladies' Shoes, Silk Net Neckties Splendid Embroidered Skirts Caps and Bonnet Ornaments Choice imitation Jewellery, Kid Gloves Lace Falls, Talmas, Pelisse Imperiale Talma Susanne, Talma Grec Sortie de Bal Marie Antoinette and other Capes Echarpes Imperatrice Bodees, Arabesque, Claude de France and others Superior Bags, Baskets, and Purses Invoices of superior Bracelets, Brooches, Pins, &c. Splendid assortment of Artificial Flowers Parasols, Sleeves, Habits, &c, &c. Extract of a letter accompanying the above-named invoices from the person by whom they were chosen :— "Let nowoeautfs sowt de la plus recente creation; c'est cc que Vonportera V&eprochain."

The undersigned feels confident in recommending the above goods ; as far as taste or quality are concerned, they will surpass any thing yet received by him. The other invoices will be advertised when they come to hand. THOS. K. WARBURTON. Lamb ton-quay, August 26, 1854.