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New Zealand Colonist and Port Nicholson Advertiser, Volume I, Issue 50, 20 January 1843, Page 1

FREEMASON’S HOTEL, LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON, BY GEORGE DALRYMPLE MCNTEiTIU CUSTOM HOUSE FORMS AY be had at the Office of the “ New Zealand Colonist .” September, 30, 1842. iTORAGE TO LET. Apply to August 1, 1842. William Lyon. TOWN AND COUNTRY LAND TO LET. SEVERAL TOWN ACRES in various parts Wellington to Let. Also Country Sections, in Karori, Tukapu, &c. Apply to E, Catchpool. August Ist, 1842. WELLINGTON BAKING COMPANY. The Trustees of the above Company having made a purchase of SUPERIOR FLOUR, First duality, are prepared to supply Families and others at the reduced rate of £2 .' per sack, for cash only. Application to be made to Messrs. G. \V. BENNETT JOHN HALES Trustees Or to JOHN WADE, Hon. Treasurer. November 11, 1842. SUFFOLK HO TE L, BY H. GARR OD, TIIORNDON QUAY, NEAR PIPITEA PAH. Wines, Spirits, &c., of the First Quality, upon reasonable terms. Commodious Rooms with Excellent Beds . AN ORBINARY DAILY AT 2 o’©LOCK. The Undersigned have always on Sale, SFINELY5 FINELY CURED HAMS and BACON, from Wanganui. On Hand, A large quantity of CHEAP RICE for Poultry, &c. TIMBER (Hutt sawn) of all sizes and dimensions. JOHNSON & MOORE. January 5, 1843. 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, N LONG LEASES. Nos. of the Town Acres on the Surveyor General’s Plan, 224,560, 263. For particulars apply to Wallace, White, & Wallace. 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 25th January, 1841, at the yearly rent of a pepper-corn for the first three years, and £3O per annum for the remaining eleven years. There is a considerable quantity of land already cleared 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.