s&V.T-T. SALE, First Bffondayln December. ,/ MESSRS, JAMES SMITH & CO, Will hold their next Monthly Sale of STOCK and MERCHANDIZE, AT Ma. BURCHAM'S, AGLIONBY AEMS, On Monday the Ath December next. "P'ABTIES from the Country -will find this an ad jL vantagepus opportunity of disposing of their fat Stock and Produce, as the Butchers and Dealers from Wellington regularly attend these Sales'. Wellington, November 24,1848. SALE OF VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY, Messrs. JAMES SMITH & CO. Have received instructions from Mr. David. Scott, , To sell without reserve, ON WEDNESDAY NEXT, THE 6tH DECEMBER, At their Auction Booms, rpHAT VALUABLE ALLOTMENT OF X LAND situated at Kumu Toto Lambton Quay, lately occupied by Mr. Grace, having a frontage of 40 feet by a depth of 90 (more or less) ; well suited for Stores, or other commercial pur poses, from its well known central position, being originally selected as one of the best sites in Wel lington. • Title, Chowh Graxt. After which—The Brick Building as it now stands, consitiing of Bricks, Slatee, Doors, Win dows, and Inside Fittings complete. Sale to commence at one o'clock. Wellington, November 24,1848. Maize. NEW SOUTH WALES, & NEW ZEALAND MAIZE, nt the stores of the undersigned. JOHN M'BETH. Willis-street, November 8, 1848. To be Sold by Private Contract. r I iHE Property of a Gentleman who has no JL further use for him, an excellent hack, broken to harness, 4 years old, bright bay and black points, equal to any weight. Parted with for no fault. May be seen and reference made to the owner, at Messrs Mawby & Higgins' Livery Stables, Barrett's Hotel- Wellington, November 28,1848. W. LYON HAVING been appointed Depositary of the Wellington Auxiliary Bible Society, hereby intimates to the Public generally, that BIBLES AND TESTAMENTS in a variety of style-and Bindings, are on Sale at Ms Store, at the smallest possible advance on En 'giish prices.. N. 8.—15 .per cent, allowed to subscribers aad Schools. .Wellington, November 28,1848. Congregational Church. rTH-IE Members and Friends of the Congrega- X tional Church lately meeting for Worship in Thorndon Cbapel, respectfully solicit assistance to wards building a Place of Worship instead of the , one they have lost. ' • Contributions in aid of the above object will be received by Mr. George Edwards, Karori; Mr. David Robertson, Te Aro; Mr. Charles Mat- THKWSjThorndon-quay; or by J. WOODWARD. 