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New Zealand Colonist and Port Nicholson Advertiser, Volume I, Issue 55, 7 February 1843, Page 1

“NON TUA TE MOVE ANT, BED PUBLICA VOTAN

FREEMASONS HOTEL, LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON, BY GEORGE DALRYMPLE MONTEITH.

TOWN AND COUNTRY LAND TO LET. 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 Trustee,? 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. per sack, for cash only. Application to be made to Messrs. G. W. BENNETT 1 JOHN HALES J Trustees Or to JOHN WADE, Hon. Treasurer. November 11, 1842. SUFF OL K eOT EL, BY 11. GARROD, THORNDON QUAY, NEAR FJFITEA PAH. Wines, Spirits, &c., of the First Quality, upon reasonable terms. - - Commodious Roo?ns with Excellent Beds. AN ORDINARY DAILY AT 2 O'CLOCK. The Undersigned have always on Sale, J 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, k N LONG LEASES. Nos. of the Town Acres on the Surveyor General’s Plan, 224,560, nd 263. For particulars apply to Wallace, White, & Wallace. SOUTHERN CROSS HOTEL, WILLIS STREET, BY F. J. FRANCE. WINES, SPIRITS, AND MALT LIQUORS OF SUPERIOR QUALITY. Commodious Rooms with good Beds. Dinners got ready on the shortest notice. N. B. THE BEST WINES IN THE COLONY. JOIN AS LOCKETT BEGS to announce to the inhabitants of Wanganui and the public in general, that he is about to open the VICTORIA INN, AT THE ABOVE NAMED TOWNSHIP, and trusts, that by attention, civility, and keeping a Stock of first-rate WINES, SPIRITS, AND MALT LIQUORS, he may obtain a fair portion of public patronage. August 22, 1842.