begs to thank his Friends and the * Pubic for ihe pa roiiaje he lus huh-no r-cei.ed, and trusti by attention to busine;-s, and having always oh liand articles of the best descrip tion, to merit a continuance of past favou.s. G. W. has just- received from Sydney., per late arrival.-, an extensive assortment of Goods, con-ist, ing of Ficiir, Tea, CoffVe, Salt, Pepper, C'»ndles, S:aroh, Blue, Soap, Blacking, .Moil's tioo's and Siloes, Lime Juioe aud Vinegar, Snuffs and Tobacco, Cigars A quantity of first r*te Wairarapa Butter. In the D.apery line—Hosiery, Prints of every variety, Calicoes, Ladies' Shoes. The whole stock is now selling off at gieatly re duced prices, G. \V. being determined to sell at such prices as will defy all competition. November 21. 1845. THE UNDER-IGNED begs leave to inform the Public of Wellington and its vicinity, that he has ieceived, per " David Malcolm " and brig "Bee," a choice yanety of Groc-rice. &c, which he selected in Sydney, aud wuicli can be re comu ended with confidence, consisting of the following articles — Best blackish leaf Congou Tea, Coffee, Rtfined Loat Haw Sugar, ] Baking Raisins, Currants, Petri Barley, Rice, Musta d, best London bottled Salad Oil, Vinegar, Liverpool Salt, Sydney»Mou,d Cand es and Soap, Blacking and I.ucifcrs. Be.-t English Soda, Blue, and Starch, with a good stock of other Groceries, Spices, &c. The above articles will be soil at the lowest prices, biid a liberal discount allowed for Bank Notes or Specie. PRODUCE TAKEN" IX EXCHANGE. J. M'BETH. Willis Street, November 26, 1845. THE HOUSE AND PREMISES belonging io Mr. George Young, known as the SOUTH SEA HOTEL, Lambton Quay, together with all appurtenances. The land is under Lease for 21 years, 18 years of which a> c unexpired : the Ground Reat is mo derate. This will be found a most desirable opportunity for a business man with a small capital, since from the advantageous situation of thepiemi-es, ihe Purchaser may rely upon an ex cellent bminess, bringing in a good income. The connection which Mr. George Young has already, renders the South Sea Hotel oue of the most flourishing houses in Wellingtt n. The Premises may be viewed at any time by a party wishing to become a purchaser. For further particulars, apply on the premises to Mr. George Young. November 21,1845. MEAT AND GROCERY ESTABLISHMENT. 