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Books, ex 'Poictiers , and "' Torrington. , HUMBOLDT'S Aspeuts of Nature, 2 vols. Gleig's Life of Sir T. Munro, Historical Essays, by Lord Mahon, Thomas Campbell's Essay on Poetry, Sir John Malcolm's Sketches of Persia, Chambers' Miscellanies, 20 vols. ■ Lord Mahon's Life of Prince of'Conde, M ilton's Prose Works, 3 vols. Memoirs of Sir Thomas Baxton, W. Irving's Life of Goldsmith, ; , Handy Andy, by S. Lover, Maxwell's Victories of the British Army, Sketches of-German Life. Kipa's China and Ackland's India, The French in Algiers, Driinimoml Hay's Barbary, Irby & Mangle's Travels in Egypt unfl Nubia, ■ - Sale's War in India, ' Sir \V. Drummond's Origines, 4 vols. I Knight's Shilling Volumes, ' Sir W. Scotfs Novels, cheap edition. ALSO, ! A large assortment of School Books, .Piniiock's Goldsmith's England, Walkinghnm'e Ttitors Assistant, • Grey's Arithmetic, Murray's Grammar, Murray's Reader, Pfimers, Spelling Books, &c. &c. „. „. WILLIAM LYON, Wellington, August D, 1&Y0. . By.the;'Torrington/ from Sydney 10 000 Ko- 2; ' MA NiLA CHEROOTS, * in boxes of 500, very superior. ai;so, One American Cooking Apparatus, • Oue-." ICiigHsh Kitchen Range, with Oven and 12 gallon Boiler complete, And one English ditto, with Oven and 8 gallon Boiler, also complete, and of a first rate manufacture. JOHN M'BETH. Willis-street, August 8, 1850. CONCERT AND BALL IN AID OF THE Widow and Orphans' Fund, W.D., M.U.1.0.F. &rpHE BRETHREN are respectfully JL informed, that a Ball and Concert will take place at tbe Britannia Saloon on WEDNESDAY, the 21st August, in Aid uf the above Fund, when the attendof Members and their Friends is earnestly solicited. A superior Quadrille Band will he in attendance. TUke,s,Hs.each, to admit a Lady and Gentleman ; may be had of the Stewards. Dancing to commence at -J past 8-. : "Wellington, August 9, 1850. ■■ , . , : Wellington Savings' Bank. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to Depositors, that attendance wjll be given in the Hall of the Wellington Albenjeum on Tuesday Evening, September 18, and the following Tuesday Evenings in that month, from 7 till 1) o'Clock, for the purpose of Numbering the Pass books preparatory to the adoption of a new system of Audit. Depositors are therefore requested to send in their Books to the Actuary as above, so that preparation may le made for the next Quarterly Audit. By order of the Superintending Committee. J. WOODWARD, Secretary Wellington Savings' Bank. August 0,1850. Wellington Athenaeum and :,-Mechanics' Institute. s A SPECIAL. GENERAL,MEETING of the MEMBERS will be lield.bja Tuesday Evening next, the 13th instant, at i past 7 o'clock, for the purpose of electing a Librarian, and - other business. '....-., ,- '. • GILBERT PICKETT, ....... Hon. Sec. Wellington, August 0,1850. : j NOTICE. r pHE Undersigned are purchasers of O»., A Wool-labhjno, and Flax. . ; ... W. B. RHODES & CO. Te Aro, August 9,1800. " FOR LAUNCESTCN. —t-jLj npHE clipper schooner 100 tons, Thomas , Robertson, , master, will commence loading MKaii mmj£sß ' or ' ne above Port immediately on the discharge of her inward cargo; For Freight or Passage, apply to W. 8.. RHODES & CO, Te Aro, Augnet 9,1850. For Port Cooper, Akaroa, and Otago. __£—!__* riiHE fine fast sailing brig A TORRINOTON, rM&ffi*z%y 200 tons, to sail oii Tuesday the 13th instant. For Freight or Fa.sage, apply to . , jr. j t PEACOCK. , ,- Aujuet 9, 1960. ' '' :