TO LET, ON A LONG LEASE, ' On reasonable terms , ‘■jpfA.RT of the pleasantly situated Town Acre, No. 810, X on the Planofihe Town.of Wellington, in .one or ~ two Lots. Apply to J. Watson, on the land, or at ihe Office, of this Paper. December 2, 1842. J. LLOYD, BREAD AND FANCY BISCUIT BAKER, PASTRY COOK AND CONFECTIONER, LAMBTON QUAY. J LLOYD begs to announce to the Inhabitants of • Wellington and its vicinity* that be has re-coin-menced Business on the site of his former premises, which were so unfortunately burnt down. J. L. returns thanks to his Friends and the Public for former favors, and trusts that, by attention to business, he will merit a continuance of that support which he received prior to the late calamitous fire. 21b. LOAF 5 Id. • Families and Shipping supplied with Pastry on the shortest notice for cash. December 1, 1842.
EX MARGARET AND NEW YORK PACKET . TWO HUNDRED Boxes of Candles, Liouerior Manilla Cigars, U don-made Gentlemen’s Clothing, n Sale at the Stores of J. M. TAYLOR. CUSTOM HOUSE FORMS ■% /S' AY be had at the Office of the “ New Zealand IVJ. Colonist.” September, 30, 1842.
WELLINGTON STEAM FLOUR MILL. V LARGE quantity of Maize for Sale, Ground and Whole. Parties may have their own Maize Ground al Is. per bushel. EDWARD CATCHPOOL. December 20, 1842. SALE OF LAND IN THE NELSON SETTLEMENT OF NEW ZEALAND. TOWN, Accommodation, and Rural Sections of Land, for Sale by auction, at Nelson, being the remainder of the 200 Allotments originally reColojiial purchasers. , The above Allotments consist of three sectionsviz. , one Acte of Town Land f 50 Acres Suburban Land, and ,1510. Acres of; Rural Land., The Sections to be put up separately, r after. due notice, , to suif purchasers, at an, upset price, according to their estimated value, to be decided upon by the Company’s Agent previous to the Sale. ..... ~ , . . . . i v... Maiiy of these Sections have been chosen .early, and ace. thle best in the Settlement. The AccomLpd is ,within. 20 miles of,the, Town, and most of the Sections are accessible to a dray, or have water communication to within a short distance. ARTHUR WAKRFIELD,. New Zealand Company’s Resident March 17, 1843. FOR SALE, i_H®: and KITCHEN, situat'd on Laihbton Guay, late in, the occupation of the Wakeeld Club. For particulars, apply to sicS: [ Wellington, Feb. 14, 1843. '■ Honorary* Secretary. WELLINGTON BREWERY, i .: lif DrWl&t b? qhanfefies, from 2 Gallons 1 tod upwards. N.B,—Hrainß and Yeast always on hand. j 'jr.fr • **•*?.• ! March 21, 1843. WANTED, .aq.fmtße, Steady, arid experienced Man, to conduct a Whaee.Fi-hpuy., aud apt as Princif>AV keihsmah: Apply at tlie Office of RIDGWAYS, GUYTON, & EARP. Wellington, March 21, 1843.
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New Zealand Colonist and Port Nicholson Advertiser, Volume I, Issue 70, 31 March 1843, Page 1
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