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New Zealand Gazette and Wellington Spectator, Volume III, Issue 168, 17 August 1842, Page 1

To Gentlemen intending to enter into . the profitable pursuit of Grazing and Breeding Stock, for which the fertile Islands of New Zealand are so peculiarly adapted. THE undersigned beg to inform their friends and the public generally, that they .will contract for the delivery of the following description of Stock, in any Port of the Islands of New Zealand : — Horned cattle (improved breeds) of all der seriptions, Horses, from the best English and "Arab studs, suitable for racing, saddle, or harness ; and breeding mares, Pu"c Saxon and merino ewes, Half-bred Leicester and merino ewes, particularly adapted for this country, as they unite weight of carcass with fineness of wool. The undersigned can accommodate purchasers of their Stock with extensive grazing runs, within 100 miles of this Port. W. B. Rhodes and Co. JUST RECEIVED at the Office of the "New «/ Zealand Gazette," a few copies of the following works, of last year's publication, and in excellent condition :— The Poetical Works of Atilton, with a memoir, and seven embellishments by Fuseli, Westall, and Martin. Also, an excellent portrait of Milton, engraved by J. Cochran, from a miniature, originally in the possession of Oliver Cromwell. I vol. Bvo., bound in cloth. Life of the Duke of Wellington, compiled from his Grace's Despatches, published in 1840, by George Soanc, A.B. 2 vols. cloth and lettered. The Holy Bible, containing the Old and New Testaments, with notes, by the Rev. John Hobart Caunter, 8.C., author of the "Poetry of the Pentateuch," and embellished with four maps and 144 engravings, from paintings by Westall and Martin, Svo. clo.h. The Beginner's French Book, and the Scholar's French Book, by Ren6 Aliva, author of the " Anti-Spelling Book." Montacute: or a New horne — who'll follow? By Mrs. Maiy Clavers. 2 vols. Svo. r Scripture Biography, for the Young, embelhsned with plates. Voyages, Adventures, and Escapes of Capt. Richard Falconer, written by himself, 1 vol. Fisher's Juvenile Scrap Book, for 1842. - Life and Reign of William the Fourth, by the Rev. G. N. Wright, M.A., 2 vols. Life and Campaigns of the Duke of Wellington, by the same Author. 4 vols. Life and services of Horatio Viscount Nelson, from his lordship's manuscripts, by the Rev. J. S. Clarke, F.R.S., and John M'Arthur. Esq., L.L.D. 3 vols. The Rhine, Italy, and Greece illustrated, in a series of drawings from nature, with historical and legendary descriptions. Sliakspeare's Dramatic Works, with plates. 1 vol. Buchanan's history of Scotland. 1 vol. History of England, to the death of George the Second, by Oliver Goldsmith ; continued to the coronation of Queen Victoria, by the Rev. G. N. Wright, M.A. Wesley's Sermons, with a memoir, by S. Drew, M.A. Memoir of Itev. Rowland Hill, by W. Jones, Author of " Testamentary Counsels, " 2nd edition. 1 vol. Magnall's Questions ; pictorial edition. Barton's Gospel history of Christ. 1 vol. The Easter Gift, by L.E.L. 1 vol. The Parents' Friend, by John Morison, D.D., Author of "Counsels to a newly-wedded pair." Scripture History for Youth. 2 vols., with maps and plates. The Women of England, their Social and Domestic Duties, by Mrs. Ellis ; 15th edition. 1 vol. Summer and Winter in the Pyrenees, by the same Author. 1 vol.^ Goldsmiths history'of the earth. 4 vols. Burder's Village Sermons. I vol. Wood's Dictionary of the Bible. 2 vols. Smith's Mecauic, 2 vols. The Book of Common Prayer, illustrated. Fleetwood's life of Christ. Fox's Christain Martyrology. The whole duty of Man, by the Rev. Charles Atmore, Morrison's Family Prayers. Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress, beautifully illustrated. Sermon's by Blair and Whitefield. Buchan's Domestic Medicine. Walker's Pionouncing Dictionary. Jamieson'a Dictionary ofMechanical Sqience, Arts, Manufactures, &c. _ 2 vols., 4to. Encyclopedia Edin'enais. G vols. Dra wing-Room, Scrap Book for 1842.Mathew Wald. Close's Family Prayer. Guy's Spelling Books, &c. &c. &c. Notice to Ship-builders. Tjl STIMATES ARE REQUIRED for repairV*A ing thelndemnity. Particulars will be furnished on application to the captain on board, or to Waitt and Tyser. Wellington, August 12, 1842.