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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume VI, Issue 455, 12 December 1849, Page 2

" ■"* **^ ' V** ripHE Public arelnfowned that in consequence 1 J! of the dangerous illness of Capt. Smith, the< amusements .on Thorndon Flat are postponed. E. Gold, Lieutenant Colonel. Wellington 12th December. 1849.

(advertisement.) Oneata, Taranaki, November 15, 1849 To the Holders of Land Orders of the Secondary Series* Gentlemen — This letter is addi essed to those among your number, who met at the Wellington Hotel on the 18th October last, .and " unanimously adopted" the following resolution •• — "That those parties who, having abandoned their country lands at Wanganui and chosen elsewhere, intend to retain their present sections, shall be considered to have abandoned their quarter acre Town sections — and this rule to apply to all who may in future abandon their country land." Gentlemen, I am one of the " parties," to whom your resolution applies ; and I declare that I have not abandoned nvy Town sections at Wanganui ; that I will not abandon them, and that I will maintain my right and property in the same against all aftd sundry. '-You cannot "resolve" and "consider" a man out of hispi'Operty — your " consideration" is not worth a straw. What right have you to meddle with me or mine ? By what Act of Parliament, Local Ordinance, or Decree of the Courts, have certain niivare persons, meeting at the Wellington Hotel, been erected into a Committee of Confiscation ? Exhibit j our Letters of Marque ! You know, one and all, that my title to the land in question, is identical with your own to your sections; but were it rotten, as it is sound, whence your authority to set it aside, and eject me 1 You manifest inclination to supersede the Courts of Law, but, happily, you are impotent as well as ready to wrong me , and as long as there is a Mr. Justice Chapman to whom an appeal can be made, I have little substantial injury to dread from your resolutions and "considerations!" Should, However, there exist any person so thoughtless, or bereft of reason, as to imagine real authority in your self- constituted tribunal, J advise him to take Notice That whosoever shall trespass on my Wanganui property shall be prosecuted according to Law ; that I hereby warn all Auctioneers against attempting to sell the same, either ** singly," or in lots to suit Suburban purchasers," and that I do not recognize the authority, and will not be bound by the acts, of the Wellington Hotel Meeting or Committee J. T. Wicksteed.

WANTED Six Pairs good Sawyers', to whom constant employment will be given. Apply by letter to W. Moody, River Hutt. November 14th, 1849.

For Sale Ex Sisters and late arrivals. O(\ TONS new Y. D. L. Flour *^" 5 tons Mauritius Sugar 69 bags Patna Rice 20 boxes Robinson's Soap 100 Camp ovens assorted 10 tons fine Salt 4 tons St Übe's Salt 10 qr. casks Hunt's Port Wine 10 ditto Gold Sherry 100 cases Port, Sherry, and Madeira, Rutherford, Drury, & Cos., Brand 30 hds. Rum 4 hds. and 4 qr. casks Hennessy's Brandy 10 cases hobart Town Jams Assorted seeds 400" Broad Palings 10,000 feet Battens 5(00 Laths &c, &c, &c. Robert Waitt. Custom House Buildings, 13th November, 1849.

NOTICE.

PARTIES having claims against P. D. Hogg, Esq., late of Wellington, are requested to send their accounts, in duplicate, to the undersigned for settlement. Bethune & Hunter. Exchange, Wellington, 30th Novr., 1849.

NEW FLOUR, EX "SISTERS," FROM HOBART TOWN. O{\ TONS VAN DIEMEN'S LAND FLOUR, of superior quality, in lots to suit purchasers Immediate application is necessary to Robert Waitt. Wellington, 24th October, 1849.

J MASTERS begs to inform the Public, • that he has made arrangements with Mr. Trotter to act as his Agent for the sale of Fruit from his Garden from the Hutt, during the ensuing season. All orders sent to J. Masters, Lambton Quay, punctually attended to.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS. November 9 — Schooner Edward Stanley, 25 tons, Morrison, from Wanganui. November 10 — Schooner Agnes Hay, 35 tons, Reed, from East Coast. Passenger — Mr. Ellis. Same day — Schooner William and Horina, 15 tons, , from Nelson. November 11 — Schooner Dolphin, 20 tons, Murphy, from Otago. Passengers — Rev. Mr. Hicks and servant., Mr. Allen and son, Mr. Seed, Mr. Roe.

DEPARTURES. November s—Brig5 — Brig Torringion, 128 tons, Higr gins, for Nelson. Passengers — Messrs. J. J. 1 Peacock, Mr. Withie. November 10— Schooner Mary Ann, 35 tons, Newnhixn, for M»naw*tu.

Same day— Schooner Emma Jane, 8 tons, Brown, Jor V^aikaiiae. * ' " " 1' _ . . November 11 — Schooner Governor Grey, 30 tons, t Watt, for Waoganui. (

IN PORT. Barque General Palmer, 573 tons, . Bethune & Hunter, Agents. Schooner Rose, 20 tons, ■ ■-. Ship Inconstant, 589 tons. ! Cutter Sarah Berry, 15 tons, Warren. J. Varnham, Agent. Schooner Rose, 15 tons, M'Nab. Master, Agent. Brig Sisters, 150 tons, Clark. R. Waitt, Agenfe^ Cutter Fly, 20 tons f vSwann. Schooner Return, 90 tons. R. Waitt, Agent. Schooner Henry, -30 tons, Bowler. Cutter Alpha, 56 tons, . Schooner Sisters, 12 tons, George. Master, Agent. Schooner Carbon, 25 tons, Joyce. J. Varnham, Agent. Schooner Minerva, 110 tons, Birkenshaw. Schooner Edward Stanley, 25 tons, Morrison. Schooner Agnes Hay t 35 tons, Reed. G. Ashdown, Agent. Schooner Dolphin, 20 tons, Murphy. Schooner William and Horina, 15 tons, ■■ '.

IMPORTS. In the Agnes^Hay — 27 casks sperm oil. G. Ashdown, Agent. In the Dolphin — 25 hhds. beer, 5 casks oil, 15 casks pork, 1 ton bacon. Master, Agent.

EXPORTS. In the Mary Ann — 8 bags sugar, 1 keg, 1 case tobacco, 1 qr. cask brandy, 2 cases cottons, 4 bales woollens, 6 camp ovens, 1 box- soap. W. Hickson & Co., Agents. In the Torrington — 40 bales wool lashing, 1 ship's copper. W. M. Bannatyne & Co., Agents. In the Emma Jane — 1 keg brandy, 1 bag sugar, 1 package currants, 3 bags sugar, 2 bags rice, 1 box glass, 2 bags salt, 4 bags flour, 3 casks porter, 1 cask tar, 1 package rosin, 1 bag salt, 1 box ironmongery, 5 boxes, 1 case hackles, 2 casks beer. R. Waitt, Agent.