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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume IX, Issue 954, 23 September 1854, Page 2

Education. ON Monday Evening next, Sept. 25, a PUBLIC LECTURE will be- delivered in the Hall of the Athenaeum (the use of which has been hired for the occasion), by Jonas Woodward.

. Subject — The Voluntary System, as alone capable to provide a fitting education for a religious and free people. Lecture to commence at eight o'clock. Admission free. Wellington, September 20, 1854.

Timber for Fencing.

SPENDERS are required by the uunderr r , 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 7 180 „ „ 9 „ 7 „ 5 125 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 12and 16 feet lengths, or a similar quantity of Split Fencing qf 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 Bail dings, 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 Building's, September 5, 1854.

A N ExpERiENCEnjBOOK-KEEPER •*"*- may hear of a situation by calling on the undersigned, but no person need apply who is not thoroughly competent. BETHUNE et HUNTER. Exchange Buildings,. September 12, 1854.

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

and other late arrivals.

]V/f ARTELL'S and Henessy*s Brandy ■*" VJ - 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 160 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 and half chests Coffee, in bags Loaf Sugar, in hhds. ■- 2 , Pampanga Sugar Slates — Countess* and Queen's Saddlery, assorted Boots v and Shoes of every description in cases Iron riphig and Guttering Port Cooper Cheese of fir,st quality 250 bags Fine Stoved Salt, in 1, I£, and 2 cwt. bags _ , 120 pairs Superior Blankets ( 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.

To the Electors of Wellington.

rjJENTLEMEN— A vacancy having occurred in your Provincial Council by the' retirement of Mr. G. Moore, I take the earliest opportunity of offering you ray services as one of your Representatives. Being one of your earliest settlers, and personally known to most of you, it becomes less necessary for me to enter upon those detailed explanations, which would otherwise be fairly expected. At the same time, I will take the opportunity of declaring briefly, but emphatically, my cordial support of those liberal political opinions which are now happily in the ascendancy in

this Province. I am, and shall continue to be, a supporter of the present Government, so long as their policy continues in accordance with those liberal institutions which they have so successfully inaugurated, c -.-

It is from a conviction that. ,my lengthened experience, with regard to the surveys and capabilities of the Waste Lands of the Province, will be of practical service in Council, that I now offer myself as a Candidate ; and, should I be elected, I can with confidence refer to that independence of character which,. I trust, has ever distinguished me amongst you, as a guarantee that I shall discharge my public duties, in a faithful and liberal spirit, I am, Gentlemen, Your most obedient. servant, ROBERT PARK; Wellington, July 14, 1854.

£3 000 T° LEND, on good seeu5 rity, in one or more sum or sums. Apply to Mr. John King, Solicitor and Notary Public, Manners-street, Wellington. July 5, 1854.

On Sale by the Undersigned, Ex Thomas Worthington, "DR ANDY, in hhds, and cases - 0 Whisky, in hhd. Boots and Shoes, assorted Saddlery, do. JOHN MARSHALL,

At Mr. Georob Crawfords, Customhouse Buildings. Wellington, . September 12, 1854.