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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 619, 9 July 1851, Page 1

| NOTICE. |pHE PRICE OF ADVERTISING in the ■L “ New Zealand Spectator and Cook’s ■trait Guardian” is—Three-pence a line for ®ie first insertion of all advertisements, and one Kenny a line for every subsequent insertion. ■ Advertisements will be received at the Spec- , fcfor Office, Lambton Quay, up to Ten o’clock Sf the evening previous to publication. = RICHARD BEAMISH, ricensed Custom-house and General Commission Agent, LYTTELTON, | glTiTlLllMniliWg I NEW ZEAL AND. g Per “ Cornelia,” Mickleburgh, from London, PACKAGES, containing Port and Sherry Wine, and various useful Mergchandize. e R. Duncan. I April 12, 1851. ITTAVING made arrangements with Captain gXI Hayle of the Munford to import by that Jvesssl.on her return from Van Diemen’s Land fa limited number of Pure Merino Rams, Wool (growers wishing to have a superior breed can igmake arrangements by applying before the ■vessel sails, to / D. M. Laurie, at p Robert Waitt’s. Custom House Building, June 25, 1851. FRUIT TREES FOR SALE. IpRUIT BEARING APPLES; Pears, Plums 3J. Cherries, Siberian Crabs, all Grafted, best jj|Sorts, warranted free from American Blight, at gls. to 3s. per tree. Garden Seeds and Seeds of the Native Shrubs. At the Nursery of S. Stock(bridge, Ohiro.—Orders left at M r. John M ’Beth’s ■Willis-street, will be punctually attended to. J Wellington, 3rd May, 1851.

I Ex “Cornelia.” THE UNDERSIGNED begs to inform the Public of Wellington, and its vicinity, (that he has just received an Invoice conItaining the following excellent assortment ot ■ gGoods, the whole of which may be relied on lin point of quality, as they were shipped to his forder by Messrs. Batty & Co., of London. — | 100 Wiltshire and Double Gloster Cheeses | 1 hhd. Westphalia Hams I 50 tins superfine Mustard | 30 dozen Bottled Mustard | 10 cases Coleman’s and Lescher’s Starch I 1 cask Bermuda Arrowroot 30 dozen Day & Martin’s Blacking 5 cases Ling Fish 1 tierce Doggerbank Cod Sounds in glass jars 1 tierce 1-4, 2-4, and 3-4 tins Sardines 5 half-barrels Yarmouth Red Herrings 2 tierces English Loaf Sugar 7 barrels Zante Currants 25 boxes Muscatel Raisins in layers 1 tierce Barcelona Nuts 1 tierce shelled Valencia Almonds 100 drums best Turkey Figs 12 cases best English Jams and Jellies 1 tierce Maccaroni & Vermicelli in 71b. tins 130 doz. assorted Pickles 30 „ Salad Oil I 20 ~ Sauces and Capers f 5 ~ assorted Syrups I 6 „ ~ Essences | 6 ~ Cayenne in Castors I 10 kegs fine English Oatmeal I 10 dozen Robinson’s Groats j 4 cases Pearl Sago I 18 jars “ Taddy’s” Brown Rappee Snuff I 4 cases Bs, 6s, and 3s Price’s Composition I Candles I 2 casks Carbonate Soda f 1 cask Tartaric Acid I I ~ Solid-back Shoe-Brushes | 2 bales containing 40 reams Wrapping [Paper 3 cases Balm’s and Ford’s Pipes 50 dozen Alloa Pale Ale, as a sample of future shipments expected Also, ex "Scotia," bags Java and Pampanga Sugar chests and half-chests Congou Tea 20 boxes Campbell’s Soap cases Colman’s Blue 2 casks Carbonate Soda I 6 casks Washing Soda, and | 1 case Laver’s Tin Blacking &c., &c., &c. John M'Beth, I xv .... Willis-street. I -2 Ve lngt(?n > April 30, 1851. ■ Sale at the Spectator Office, Price 2s. 6d., | A NU AL FOR NEW ZEALAND I Co?,, By the Rev. W. C. I Offi n P N ’ , A«, may be had at the Spectator I ton-qu’ay ss rs« Johnson & Moore’s, LarnbL_ Jauuar y 26 > 1851. '