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New Zealand Colonist and Port Nicholson Advertiser, Volume I, Issue 31, 15 November 1842, Page 1

“ NON TUA TE' MOVE ANT, SED PUBLIOA VOTA.”

B JONAS LOCKETT EGS to announce to the inhabitants of Wanganui and the public in general, that he is aboiit to open the VICTORIA INN, AT TIIE ABOVE NAMED TOWNSHIP, and trusts, that by attention, civility, and keeping a ; Stock of first-rate _ WINES, STOUTS, AND MALT LIQUORS, he may obtain a fair portion of public patronage. August 22, 1842 FREEMASON’S HOTEL, LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON, BY GEORGE DALRYMPLE MONTEITH.. CUSTOM HOUSE FORMS AY be had at the Office of the “ New Zealand' Colonist.” , September,. 30, 1842. <TORAGE TO LET. Apply to August 1, 1842. William Lyon. TO MERCHANTS, CAPTAINS, & OTHERS. r | ''HE undersigned having received a large 1 Stock of Materials, is enabled to Supply the above with any quantity of Caps at; the Shortest Notice, for Trading, &c. •' E. MORGAN, Cap Maker, Lambton Quay. ' October 18th, 1542. town” AND COUNTRY LAND TO LET. SEVERAL TOWN ACRES in various parts Wellington to Let. Also Country Sections,'inKaro ri , Tukapu, &c. Apply to E. Catchpool. August Ist, 1842. House of call of the benevolent society of CARPENTERS and JOINERS, held at Mr. Jenkins’s, the “New Zealander,” Wellington, where Gentlemen and Builders can be supplied with good workmen ; and gentlemen wishing for Plans, Specifications, or Estimates, can be accommodated gratis, if the job be given to the Society, and if not, to be subject to a charge for the same. Applications to be made at Mr. Jenkins’s, addressed to the Secretary of the Society. August 18, 1842. MESSRS. MACLEOD & CO. beg to inform the Inhabitants of Wellington, that they have commenced a clearing sale of the whole of the Stock lately belonging to Messrs. Anderson & Rowan, in Willis Street, in order to make room for consignments daily expected by the ships George Fgfe and Blenheim from England. Their present stock consists of a general assortment of Groceries, Drapery, Haberdashery, and Crockery, which they solicit the public to inspect, and which, in consequence of many advantageous arrangements they have made, they are enabled to offer them for sale at a lower price than any other goods of the same description that have yet been offered to the public. Willis Street, October 28, 1842. Ex AMWELL and BLENHEIM, &c. Printed Summer Muslins Rich Challi Dresses Willow and Muslin for Bonnets Cold Glazed Linings Silk and Straw Bonnets Twilled Blue and Red Shirts Superior 11-4 and 12-4 Witney Blankets Every variety of Superfine Clothing Do. do. Slop Clothing Gents. Fine Long Cloth Shirts A larges upply of Stationery, comprising Y. W. Dble. Crown, Y. W. Demy, Blue Demy, Cartridge, F. Cap, and Blotting Papers. Envelopes, Sealing-wax, Quills, Mem. and Acct. Books, Packing Paper and Twine. Lucifer matches, Jams, Jellies, Spices, and Confectionery. Fine N. and W. and other English Cheese Butter, Hams, Barrel Pork, Bottled Fruits, Cigars Tierces Negrohead Tobacco, fine Port and Sherry in 2 and 3 Doz. Cases Camp Ovens, and a large assortment of Hardware Crockery and Glass A small lot of English Sole Leather JOHNSON and MOORE. November 7, 1842. WELLINGTON BAKING COMPANY. The Trustees of the above Company having made a purchase of SUPERIOR FLOUR, First Quality, are prepared to supply Families and others at the reduced rate of £2. 2s. per sack, for cash only. Application to be made to Messrs. G. W.. BENNETT I q, ■ ' JOHN HALES . j* Arustees . Or to JOHN WADE, Hon. Treasurer. November 11, 1842.