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New Zealand Colonist and Port Nicholson Advertiser, Volume I, Issue 72, 7 April 1843, Page 2

ALLOTMENTS IN WADE’S TOWN AND TE MAI RE. m/tESSRS. BETHUNE and HUNTER are injVl‘ structed to dispose of, by Public Auction, on « the conclusion of the present sitting of the Supreme Court, (the day to be fixed in next advertisement)', A NUMBER OF ALLOTMENTS In the well-known Locality of WADE’S TOWN, Being chiefly composed of those reserved at former sales on account of their eligibility and value, well deserving the attention of mechanics and moderate capitalists. Several Allotments in the Township of TE MAI RE, on the Manawatu, embracing the numerous and valuable advantages peculiar to this Township, and which it is known to possess. Wellington, March 31, 1813. SHOES!!! ON SALE, an assortment of -CHILDREN’S SHOES. Also, Real LOCH FINE Pickled Herrings, in kegs and firkins. ANDERSON Sc ROWAND. Thorndon Quay, April 5, 1843. JUST RECEIVED, 2,000 Gallons fine AMERICAN RUM. A quantity of AVhaling Gear, viz., Irons, Lances, Spades, Ash Oars, &c., Duck Frocks, and Trousers, Flannel Drawers. Pilot, Flushing, and Moleskin Trousers. JOHNSON & MOORE. April 7, 1843. WANGANUI. T'SOR SALE, an excellent Leasehold Property, conJH sisting of one WEATHER-BOARDED and one well-built CLAY HOUSE, with capital River Frontage of 42 feet in the centre of the Town. The lease is for 14 years, at a low ground rent, and will be sold for less than the cost of the buildings. Further particulars may be had of JOHNSON & MOORE. April 7, 1843, FRESH COLONIAL FLOUR, Ex New York Packet and Navarino. TONS best Sydney Flour, to be sold in any Jp quantity to suit Purchasers, at the rate of £\S per ton, cash. FIVE TONS Prime Second Flour, at j£T5 per ton. Bran, at 2s. Gd. per bushel, to be had at the Stores of the undersigned. WILLIAM FITZHERBERT. April 7, 1843.