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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume I, Issue 3, 26 October 1844, Page 1

PUBLIC MEETING AT THE EXCHANGE.

A PUBLIC MEETING' of the Settlers will be held on Monday Evening^ at half-past 7 precisely, to take into consideration a Report of the Aborigines Protection Society, respecting the Natives of New Zealand,, and the Foul Libel therein contained, affecting the character of the Government, the Missionaries, and the Colonists in general. October 26, 1844.

PUBLIC AUCTION, Ex Star of China. MR. FITZHERBERT will sell by Auction, on Wednesday next, 30th October, at his Mart — First flour in 100 ft and 200 ft bags, Manilla sugar and refined sugar, Bathiust cheese, A choice selection of jams and preserved fruits, Negrohead tobacco, Case gin, Mould candles, 12-4 Witney blankets, 6 boxes raisins and 4 chests superior congou tea, New South Wales maize and Newcastle coals. Sale to commence at 1 o'clock. October 25, 1844.

SALE OF A COUNTRY SECTION OF LAND, DIVIDED INTO ALLOTMENTS OF FIVE ACRES.

THIS SECTION is advantageously situated on the right bank of the River Wanganui, and numbered 122 on the Map of that district. The soil is very good, and a fine stream runs through the section. Circumstances having rendered a sale of this land almost compulsory, it is offered at a very low price, and the attention of the working classes is particularly requested to this investment. For inspection of Plan, and for further particulars, apply to G. W. Blathwayt, Willis Street. October 25, 1844.

nnO BE LET, with immediate possession, JL the house and half an acre of land in Molesworth Street, in the occupation of' the undersigned. Terms moderate. Arthur T. Holroyd. October 25, 1844.

f^i ASKELL AND DOWN'S London stout, \JT and strong ale in bhds. William Fitzherbert. Wellington, Oct. 18, 1844.

FIRST FLOUR in 100 and 2001b bags, Bathurst cheese, Maize, bran, seed wheat and barley, Wellington and Clarence bsots, Ladies' Adelaide boots, Ladies' Spanish leather and lasting shoes, Hosiery, regatta shirts, Iron pots, patent nails, Boat nails, cedar plank, Colonial and English soap, Mould candles, Negrohead tobacco in kegs, Brandy, rum, and gin in nhds., Ale in bottle (4 dozen casks), Sherry, port, and Madeira in wood and bottle, Coffee, ash oars, &c, &c. Apply to Charles Perry, or William Fitzherbert. Wellington, Oct. 18, 1844.

TO COVER THIS SEASON,

AT WELLINGTON, THE WELL known thorough-bred horses FIGARO AND

WANDERER, The character and pedigree of these horses being well known, it is unnecessary to publish them again this year. Terms, Figaro £4 4 0 Wanderer £3 3 0 Te he paid on the first of January next. Robert Jenkins, Manners-street.

October 8, 1844.

TO COVER THIS SEASON, At Herongate, River Hutt, THE IMPORTED thorough-bred Horse M THER, by St. Patrick, out of Pastille, &c. The imported thorough-bred Horse

RIDDLESWORTH, by Emelius, out of Bee-in-a-Bonnet. Seven Guineas a mare, payable on the Ist January An allowance made for more than two mares belonging to the same person. Apply to Henry W. Pcxre. Herongate, Oct. 6, 1844.