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New Zealand Colonist and Port Nicholson Advertiser, Volume I, Issue 45, 3 January 1843, Page 1

TOWN AND COUNTRY LAND TO LET. Sections and parts of the Town ofWfl Sections in the of the Hutt,sh| and the Porirua. Long leases'om be granted on reasonable, terms. : to Hanson and Alzdorf, Thornton Quay, or to ./: ROBERT STQKES, Land Surveyor and Agent, Woolcomb-street. August 1, 184$. ns all in ry PORT NICHOLSON AND WANGANUI. SEVERAL TOWN and COUNTRY SECTIONS in these Districts to be Sold or Let. For particulars and terms apply to ROBERT R. STRANG. September 5, 1842. TO LET, TOWN AND COUNTRY LAND, ON LONG LEASES. Nos. of the 'Town Acres on the Surveyor General's Plan, 224, 560, and 263. For particulars apply to Wallace, White, & Wallace. TO COVER THIS SEASON. RIDDLESWORTH by Emilius, but of Bee-in-a-Jlonnet by Blacklock, out of Maniac, &c. &c. Ten guineas a mare, five shillings the groom. Riddlesworth is a dark brown, 16 hands high, with great power and beauty ; was bred by Mr. Thornhill in 1837. Emilius got Priam, Plenipo, Oxygen, and Mango. His sons andgrandsons have, during the last four years, won Riddlesworth is now on his way from England, being brought out by Mr. Petre, and will arrive early in the | season. * The New Sporting Magazine, of February, 1842 will convince any one of the worth of Emilius's stock. November 15, 1842. TO BE LET plots of Ground for building on Wellington C 3 Terrace, within one . minute’s walk of the Beach, for terms, apply to Mr. Brandon or Mr. Park. November 7, 1842. FOR SALE, BY PRIVATE BARGAIN, THE LEASE of Preliminary Section of Land, No. 45, situated in Robinson’s Bay, commonly called Okiwi, Port Nicholson, as presently possessed by William Deans, with the Houses, Crops, &c., on the same. The lease is for the term of 14 years, and commenced on the 2.5 th January, 1841, at the yearly rent of a ; pepper-corn for the first three years, and j£3o per annum for the remaining eleven years. There is a considerable quantity of land alreadycleared and in crop. The dwelling-house is a most comfortable, substantial, and commodious erection; and the place altogether is most admirably calculated for the residence of a respectable family, and will suit well both as a Dairy and Stock Station. The purchaser can have a large quantity of poultry, if he chooses. For further particulars, apply to Mr. William Lyon, Merchant, Wellington, or to Mr. Deans, on the premises. December 14, 1842. T FOR SALE, (By the Undersigned), HE CARGO of FRANKLIN. MAIZE ex the JOHN LEVIN arid CO. December 30, 1842. ADVERTISEMENT. NOTICE. A PUBLIC MEETING will be held at-the Exchange, Te-Aro, on Wednesday evening next, at eight o’clock, for the purpose of raising a Subscription to present Robert Jenkins and Francis Molesworth, Esquires, ex Aldermen, with a piece of plate (not china) for the Talent, unwearied Energy, and Eloquence they displayed during the late important debates of the ex Council, and more particularly frit their admirable motion for the.erection of Slaughter Houses. December 30, 1842. TO LET, ON A LONG LEASE, On reasonable terms, PART of the pleasantly situated Town Acre, No. 810, on the Plan of the Town of Wellington, in one or two Lots. Apply to J. Watson, on the land, or at the Office of this Paper. December 2, 1842.