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New Zealand Colonist and Port Nicholson Advertiser, Volume I, Issue 95, 27 June 1843, Page 1

Tb LET, ON LEASE OF FROM 7, TO 14, YEARS. 'J'HA.I' pleasantly situated Town Acre, No. 810 on the Plan of the Town of Wellington, in six Allotments Rent £l.los per annum, Apply to J. Watson, on the Hand, or at the Office of this Paper. J. LLOYD, BREAD AND FANCY BISCUIT BAKER, PASTRY COOK AND CONFECTIONER, " LAMBTON QUAY. ——o J LLOYD begs to announce to the Inhabitants of • Wellington and its vicinity, that he has commenced baking Muffins and Crumpets every day. Families can have them hot from the Stove. 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 hre. Familiet dnd Shipping supplied with Pastry on the shortest notice for cash . December 1, 1842. ' WANGANUI. TO LET, a very Commodious Residence of Four rooms, Plate glass windows-, with cellar and spacious floor above. Terms :~£3o per annum. Apply to Dr. REES. CUSTOM HOUSE fcORMS MAY be had at the Office of the “ New Zealand Colonist.’ * WELLINGTON STEAM FLOUR MILL. A LARGE quantity of Maize for Sale, Ground and Whole. Parties may have their own Maize Ground at Is. per bushel. . EDWARD CATCIIFOOL. 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 r'emaitider of the 200 Allotments originally reserved for Colonial purchasers. The above Allotments consist of three sections; viz., one Acre df Town Land, 50 Acres Suburban Land, and 150. Acres of Rural Land. The Sections to be put up separately, after due notice, to suit purchasers, at an upset price, according to their ‘estimated value, to be decided upon by the Cbmpany’s Agent previous to the Sale. Many 6f these Sections hive been chosen early, and are amongst the best in the Settlement. The Accommodation Land is generally within 20 miles of the Town, add most of the Sections are accessible to a dray, or have water communication to within a short distance. ARTHUR WAKEFIELD, New Zealand Company's Resident ! Agent, Nelson. March 17, 1843. FREEMASONS’ TAVERN. fO WITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION} THOSE well-known and commodious premises, known as. the, Freemason's Tavern, situate in the most thrivihg part of Wellington, and now in full business. This affords an; excellent opportunity to any person desirous of entering into a lucrative business. The pi-emises are fitted up with every attention to coinfort and convenience, and the stock and furniture may be taken at a valuation. The lease will be granted for any length of time} and the rent moderate. Apply to Mr. WADE* or the Proprietor on the premises. June 16, 1843. Jobbery I robberVU robbery! h THIS is to caution the Public that I, JOHN LLOYD, ~ ever anxious to meet the. demands of the Inhabitants of PORT NIC,, have resolved to sell at the lowest possible price, being fully convinced that a-small profit with a quick return will ensure, that point which he is ever.ready to study,, that is, to ensure to them a good and cheap loaf at sd. for CASH ONLY. June 16, 1843.- - ’> \ 1 WELLINGTON,. pBrT ; NICh6ISON. the! valuable Northamptonshire Gangrene Oils, for • deep Woiind^'SpainS} Briiises, : Swellings, and for Ewes injured in lambing. , r « , ; , Also a valuable, mixture for the Toot in cattle may be had of ; JOHN WEBSTER, f - ; Petoni, near Wellington. June 1$ i&43.