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New Zealand Colonist and Port Nicholson Advertiser, Volume I, Issue 10, 2 September 1842, Page 3

STOCK FOR SALE! MESSRS. BETHUNE & HUNTER/ WILL Sell by Public Auction, without reserve,- TO-* MORROW, the 3rd-instant, at-Twelvfljb’clock: precisely, at their Stock Yards, Te Aro, - Twenty-five superior Cows and Heifers in Calf, and with? Calves at their feet. Particular attention is called to this fine lot of dairy' Cows, most of them on the point of calving,-and now in-, the best condition, having been running for upwards of three months, since their arrival per Isabella Anna and' Eleanor. ' After which, One Brood Mare, young and three partsbred, and heavy in foal One three year old Filly. Terms Liberal. ON MONDAY AND TUESDAY NEXT. Extensive Sale of Merchandize, Cut Glass ; Valuable Boohs, and Elegant Furniture. MR. JOHN WADE, WILL Sell by Auction, on MONDAY AND TUESDAY next, the sth and 6th instant, at his Stores Te Aro, at One o’clock precisely, ex Catherine, (For Monday's Sale,) A large and varied assortment of Merchandize and Goods, consisting of Deal Boards Sherry (superior) in octaves Flour (best colonial) Ale in barrels Brandy in hhds. Blankets, large sizes Biscuit in barrels Tea in half chests Flannel Shirts, red and blue * Shoes Guernsey Frocks (woollen and cotton) Pea Jackets Velvet Coats Pilot Coats Scotch Caps Sou’-westers Jim Crow Hats Woollen Stockings Together with a variety of goods, too numerous to par-- • ticularise. AFTER WHICH, On Tuesday the 6th instant, the Furniture, Books, Cut Glass, &c., consisting of Mahogany Tables Ditto Book Case Chairs, stuffed, cane bottoms Sideboards Chests of Drawers One superior four post beadstead with mattrassCut Glass Decanters Ditto ditto Wines Ditto ditto Tumblers Ditto ditto Champagne Ditto ditto sideboard Ornaments' A variety of Kitchen Utensils China breakfast Service complete, plates,dishes, knives, forks, &c. &c. ALSO, Bome superior Paintings and Engravings, beautifully framed One superior Chimney Glass, gilt frame A choice selection of Books, (the owner’s private library) beautifully bound AFTER WHICH, Two superior large Wooden Houses, one well suited for a private dwelling, containing six rooms, and one built on purpose for a shop. Terms. —For the Books and Furniture, &c., Cash ;" for the Merchandize, under Cash; £2O to £3O, one-' month; £4O to £OO, one and two months; and above one, two, and three months credit, on approved endorsed acceptances. EX HANNAH AND CATHERINE, • AMP WICK _J Lamp Cottons and Glasses Fine Lisbon Lemons Canvass, Nos. 5 and 6 Navy Blue Prints Diaper and Huckaback TowelingsColoured Nets Willow Platt and Wires for Bonnet’s Silesia Linings and Tailor’s silk Twist Confectionery and Spices, various JOHNSON AND MOORE. September 1, 1842. BOROUGH OF WELLINGTON. THE Committee for securing the Election of the following gentlemen as Members of Council for this Borough, sit every Thursday Evening, between the hours of Seven and Nine o’clock, at the “ Ship Hotel,” Man-ners-street. HENRY ST. HILL, Chairman of the Committee. Messrs. Bethune Daniel! Durie Fitzherbert Guyton • Hort, Abraham Hunter Johnson, E. Ludlam Lyon M'Donald Molesworth Partridge Penny Smith, W. M. Waitt Wallace, H. Watt, TOWN AND COUNTRY LAND TO LET. SEVERAL TOWN ACRES in various parts of Wellington to Let. Also Country Sections, in. Karori, Tukapu, &c. Apply to E. Catchpool. August Ist, 1842. TO CONSINEES OF SCHOONER CATHERINE; PARTIES to whom Goods are Consigned, in the’ Schooner Catherine,, are. requested to pass their Entries at the Custom House, and receive their goods in terms of their Bills of Lading, without delay ; otherwise it will be done at their expense, or they will be liable, for damages. ; JOHN WADE, Agent. August 25th, 1842.