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ADVERTISE M E N T, BOROUGH OP WELLINGTON, T’was said by them of olden time, . A Saint rather queerish, ™And wading out beyond his depth, Cried, Master, Save—l perish. But saints, like other men, may do Some very silly things; And “ hedges, it is said, have ears,” Also some birds with wings. Now, Borough, of what sex thou art ? ■ I really cannot tell; No more than see that saintly thing That stalks behind yon Hill. It seems that thou art prolific, And brought forth three, or many*— • A banished clerk, a jackanapes, Also a lawyar’s zany. . So I will tell a fusty tale, • To please my witty neighbour ; About a Hill, or mountain, once, So sadly sick in labour ; That, groaning, it threw “ mud and mire,” And more of the like spice; But, last of all, a dreadful throe, Brought forth not mouse, but mice. Ye senseless, purseless lawyers, ye Who want to mend your station, Mind, wedding land-sharks, daughters, is A kapi speculation. First, round the daughter, you must creep, And then the mother laud; When all is right, you next may join In law or public fraud. Then send for beaky Geordie White, He’ll come without a summons; Caress him —kick him not, I pray, As they did from the Commons. Some men who fall perfidiously, Are sent to hulks, they say; Some rather to New Zealand run, Than go to Bot’ny Bay. Then, aldermen, who value such As come, and are not sent hence, Make Geordie White town-clerk, and then We’re sure of “ independence.” NUMBER ONE Hawkestone Street, Sept. 12, 1842. * In a late placard the Borough becomes plural.

COUNTY COURT. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That a sitting of the County Court for the Southern District for the dispatch of Criminal business, will be holden on Tuesday the 20th. inst., at 10 o’clock in the forenoon, at Barrett’s Hotel. All persons under recognizances to appear cither as prosecutors, defendants, or witnesses, are requested to give their attendance. The Court will be open the preceding day at 10 o’clock, a. m. for the dispatch of Civil business. Wellington, September 10, 1842. CHURCH OF SCOTLAND. \ MEETING of Committee of the Scotch Church will be held at Barrett’s Hotal, on Thursday evening next, the 15th instant, at 7 o’clock, when parties interested are requested to attend, as matters of importance will be laid before the Meeting. KENNETH BETHUNE, Sec. and Treas. Wellington, Sept. 12, 1842. WANTED, A Steady middle aged woman as Servant of All Work. For particulars apply at the Freemasons’ Hotel, Lambton Quay. September 12, 1842. Notice to Members of the Horticultural Society . 'JpiIE Committe will distribute the Seeds and Cuttings received from the Botanical Gardens of Sydney, to Members, on their applying to the Secretary. J. E. FEATHERSTONE. September 12, 1842. BOROUGH OF WELLINGTON. MR. BRANDON puiposes offering himself a candidate for the office of Town Clerk, and will have the honour of waiting personally on the members of the Council after their appointments. Wellington, September 12, 1842. Land to Let on Building Leases. ONE half of Town Acre No. 98, fronting on Ingestrie Street, adjoining the house of Abraham Hort, Esq.; and Frontage to Mulgrave Street, Thorndon Flat, part of Acre No. 141. T. M. PARTRIDGE. September, 12. 1842. TOWN ACRES FOR SALE, THE TOWN ACRES numbered on General’s plan of the Town as follows : Nos. 227 and 242 Taranaki-street 57 Nairn-street 548 Hill-street 748 and 674 Ellice-street 669 Sussex-street 902 Adelaide-street 899 Daniell-street 31 E Puni-street. The Town Acre No. 94, with the large and commodious House erected thereon, presently occupied by Captain Daniell, will be let on a lease lor twenty-one years. Apply to HORT, MOCATTA, & CO. September 5, 1842. FOR SALE, THAT Store, Store Room, and Outhouses, and good will of an excellent Retail Trade, situated on the Beach, near the Suffolk Hotel. The premises .are at present occupied by Anderson and Rowand,; from whom farther particulars may be acquired. Thorndon Quay, Wellington. September 7, 1842.

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New Zealand Colonist and Port Nicholson Advertiser, Volume I, Issue 13, 13 September 1842, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 2 New Zealand Colonist and Port Nicholson Advertiser, Volume I, Issue 13, 13 September 1842, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 2 New Zealand Colonist and Port Nicholson Advertiser, Volume I, Issue 13, 13 September 1842, Page 3

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