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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume X, Issue 967, 8 November 1854, Page 3

War with Russia. HP WO Lectures delivered in London, "by the Rev. John Gumming, D.D., will be read by Mr. John Knowlbs, in the Hall oFthe Mechanics' Institute, which will be hired for the occasion, Thursday, 9th Nov. — The signs of the Times. „ 16th „„ — 2 he Moslem and his end. These lectures being based on the Interpretation of Prophecy, and therefore inadmissible for the purposes of the Institute, will be given on the reader's own responsibility, and for the double purpose of affording the public the opportunity of becoming 1 acquainted with the views held by a large body of Biblical thinkers in England, and at the same time of aiding the funds now collecting" to assist the sufferers by the war and the distressed Jews in Palestine. Doors open at half-past eeven, to commence at Eight o'clock precisely. Admission — Free. Collection at the close of each reading. Wellington, NoTember 4, 1454.

Famine in Palestine.

HPHE unparalleled misery and suffering -*- of our unfortunate fellow creatures from the above dreadful calamity having roused the wonted spirit of Great Britain to alleviate the same by raising a fund for the purchase of food, &c. ; co-operating with that benevolent object a GRAND CONCERT of Vocal and Instrumental Music will be given on Monday Evening, Nov. 13, at the Assembly Rooms, Barrett's Hotel, under distinguished patronage. The entire proceeds (beyond the necessary expenses) wilJ be given to A. Hort, Esq., who has kindly consented to forward the same to the Committee in England. The Band of the 65th Regiment, by the kind permission of Colonel Gold, will attend. The Vocal department will be supported by a host of talent ; a Lady has kindly proffered to sing on this occasion. The Room will be appropriately fitted up, rendering the entertainment of the Evening of a superior character. Programme For the CONCERT in aid of the sufferers by "Famine in Palestine, Monday, 13th November, 1854:— FIRST PART. Opbning Chorus. Song — Children of Judah. „ Man the Life Boat Russell. Overture — Full Band. Duet— Alls' Well Braham. • Ballad — There is a Flower that bloometh. Song — Comic. „ Household Words. (End of First Part.) SECOND PART. T)ttet — Corni. Song— The Women of our native land. . Blackley. Ballad — I once saw a rose. Comic Recitation. Song — The last rose of summer. Piano Solo. Song — The Soldier's last sigh. „ The maids of merry England. „ Comic. Finale. Admission by Tickets only — 2s. each, reserved seats 3s. (a limited number) ; to be hud of A. Hort, Ehq., Messrs. Lyon and W. Rowlands, Lfrnbton quay. A Lady will preside at the Piano. The Chair will be taken at 8 o'clock pre. cisely. Wellington, November 8, 1854.

On Sale, , Ex a Eliza Mcore? " Cordelia;' " TJietis" S[C., 8(C, SfC. I OQ HHDS. Truman's Superior XX J.V./V7 po R TER 10 hhds., 20 barrels Bass' Burton Ale 30 hhds. Allsop's Burton Ale 300 cases bottled Ale and Porter 20 hhds. Martell's and Hennessey's Brandy 10 hhds. W.I. Rum. 30 o.p. 5 hhds., 10 qr.-casks White Geneva j 5 qr.-casks fine Scotch Whisky | 160 cases Brandy, 1 doz. each 100 cases Geneva (Red) 4 gallons each 50 cases Sir R. Burnett's«Old Tom 20 qr. casks Rutherford &Drury's fine Sherry 10 cases each 4 doz. do do. 10 qr.-casks Hunt's Treble Diamond Port 100 cases fine old Port, 1 doz. each 30 packages, Shirts, Clothing, Moleskin Trousers, Army & Navy Caps, Belts, &c. 1 8 packages Furniture Sydney and Colonial Flour 6 tierces Loaf, 20 barrels Raw Sugar Coffee, Figs, Eleme and Muscatel Raisins Almonds, Barley, Starch, Blue Mustard, Barcelona Nuts, Oatmeal Sperm and Mould Candles, Carraway Seeds Congou Tea, Pampanga Sugar Company's Pieces, Mauritius Sugar Sydney and English Soap Colonial Beef Tobacco, Negrohead, Cavendish, and Shag Salt, Liverpool and Dairy Wrapping Paper, Brown and Grey 2 casks Hollow- ware 50 kegs Patent Nails, 1| in. and 4 in. Boat, Lath, and Composition Nails Camp Ovens and Iron Pots Stationery and Account Books 12 pockets best Kent Hops Boots ond Shoes of every description Canvas, Woolpacks and Bags 5 casks Glassware, 1 crate Milk Dishes 8 packages Rowland's Perfumery 10 „ Gosnell's do. 3 cases Brushware, Toys, &c. Saddlery, Cart and Gig Harness English Leather and Grindery Boiled and Raw Oil, in iron drums Putty, Whiting and Chalk Sydney and English Coals Stone Sinks, Water Casks and Staves Coal Tar, Gjass Seeds Paper Hangings, Forfar and Scrims 1 case Berlin Wool, &c, &c. 20 qr. barrels Gunpowder 1 case French Gloves assorted 800" bags Liverpool Salt 500 „ fine Dairy Salt 2 casks Sheet and Perforated Zinc And various other Goods. BETHUNE & HUNTE,R Exchange Buildings, October 28, 1854.

For Sale ex "Mary Jane." g0 BAGS BARLEY, a very fine sample from Manawatu. - * R. J. DUNCAN. Wellington, November 3, 1854.