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New Zealand Colonist and Port Nicholson Advertiser, Volume I, Issue 7, 23 August 1842, Page 3

SOUTHERN CROSS HOTEL, WILLIS STREET,BY T. J. FRANCE. WINES, SPIRITS', AND MALT LIQUORS OF SUPERIOT QUALITY. Commodious Rooms with good Beds. Dinners got ready on the shortest notice. N. B. THE BEST WINES IN THE COLONY.

TO THE WORKING CLASSES OF THE BOROUGH OF WELLINGTON. iELLOW COLONISTS! Knowing the immense _£? importance of the well-being of the above portion' of the community whom I now address; it is for the purpose of "exerting myself to the utmost in your behalf,that I take this method of soliciting your votes in the approaching struggle, which will determine in what manner, and by whom, those calls will be made uponyou which are necessary for the prosperity of the Borough. Knowing also, the difficulties with which many of us have to contend at this moment, it is with a strict attention to the necessity and propriety of the demands made upon you, that I purpose to have your interest foremost at heart, should you so far favour me, as to consider me worthy of having a voice in your honourable Council, I am, fellow Colonists, your sincere well wisher and constant adherent HARRY ROBSON. August 22, 1842.

JOSEPH LOCKHARD begs to announce to the inhabitants of Wanganui and the public in general, that he is about to open the VICTORIA INN, at the above named township, and trusts that, by attention, civility, and keeping a stock of first-rate Wines, Spirits and Malt Liquors, he may obtain a fan’ portion of public patronage. August 22, 1842. MANEWATU. 10 BE SOLD, a valuable Section of Land at Manewatu, selected under order of choice 420. For farther particulars, apply to' Mr. E. Catchpool,Wellington; or to the Proprietor, A. W. SHAND. Waiwatu, Aug. 20,1842. AT the Stores of the Undersigned, MANILLA COFFEE, BLACK TEA, SUGAR (Loaf and Moist),RICE, cheese: WILLIAM FITZHERBERT! August 22, 1842.

WANGANUI. ONE Town Allotment and one Country Section fdr sale or exchange, for land in Wellington or the' Karori. m WILLIAM FITZHERBERT. August 22, 1842.

TO GARDENERS AND OTHERS. WANTED a steady person capable of undertaking;' the management of a Garden, and a few Cattle. WILLIAM FITZHERBERT, August 22, 1842.