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New Zealand Colonist and Port Nicholson Advertiser, Volume I, Issue 54, 3 February 1843, Page 4

SALE OF SUBURBAN ALLOTMENTS. MR. JOHN WADE will offer for Sale, by Public Auction, on Tuesday next, the 7th inst., part of SECTION No. 3, in the Kai Wara Wara District, conveniently divided, so as to suit Purchasers, in Lots of from Half art Acre to Five Acres each. These Allotments adjoin on Wade’s Town and the Public Belt, and extend down to the stream of Kai Wara Wara. Being on the western side of the Tinakore Hills, they enjoy the advantage of shelter from the south-east winds; and as they are at the same time within a very short distance of the Town, they present first-rate localities for Orchards, Market Gardens, or Suburban Residences. For Plans and Particulars, apply to R. PARK,. Surveyor and Engineer, Wellington Terrace. , February 3, ,1843.

NOTICE. CAPTAIN C4UY will not be accountable for any Debts contracted by the crew of the Glen arm. February 3, 1843. WELLINGTON GAOL. TO CONTRACTORS. :i . PERSONS desirous of submitting Tenders for! the Erection of a GAOL at Cook’s Mount, may inspect the Plans and Specifications at the Police. Office, after 3d February inst., between the hours of 12 and 2 o’clock. The Tenders will be opened at 12 o'clock,, on Tuesday, 7th February, when persons submitting .Tenders are requested to attend. Further par-, ticulars may be obtained on application to the Architect, Mr. Thomas Fitzgerald, Mulgrave Street. N.B.—A Sample of the Bricks must be produced for. approval. February 1, 1843. SALE BY AUCTION. MR. JOHN WADE has been instructed by the Mortgagee to sell by public auction, on Saturday, 4th February 1843, unless the mortgage and in-, terest be previously satisfied, at his Stores, Te Aro, at 10 o’clock precisely, TOWN ACRE, No. 661, on the Company’s Plan of Wellington, subdivided as follows, viz.: — Fronting Park Street, will be laid out in Two Lots, and the other Four Lots will be laid out to front the Public Reserve. On each of the Lots fronting Park Street there is a good Wooden House. Also, COUNTRY SECTION, (No. of choice 919), in the First and Principal Settlement, unselected. The above will be sold without reserve. ' Terms at Sale. January 31, 1842. ON SALE, Ex GLEN ARM, STOVED Salt Ladies’ Slates Iron Safes, 24 by 16 Paper Hangings Pitch and Tar Herrings in Barrels Blankets, (Whitney) Flushing and Pilot Cloth Soap Mould Candles, 6’s, 4’s, and B’a Iron Barrow wheels Bellows Hams . Irish Butter Ale and Porter, doz. 3£ Mess Beef and Pork, tierces and barrels Basket Salt S. Australian Flour Rice do. Bran in bags Oats do. Adelaide Butter Pearl Barley Tapes and Bobbins, Ferrets Flannels, Union, Twilled, &c. Booking ' . .., , Figuera Port, Sherry, Claret, Champagne Brandy - .. Apply to

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DETAINED for Damage, a WHITE-FACED RED BULL CALF, about 3 months old, lame in the ; , fore Foot, and bit very much by Dogs; will be ;deiiyered to the owner, on paying the Damage, and cost 'of Advertising; otherwise, it will he sold after the 10th instant. Apply to : ’ 2 Mr. BARNES, Wade’s Town. February 3, 1843.