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New Zealand Colonist and Port Nicholson Advertiser, Volume I, Issue 99, 11 July 1843, Page 2

N o T I C E. t'ZpHE following portions of the Town Bolt will be t. Let on Lease for the term of 14 years : 30 acres immediately adjoining Wade’s Town ; 30 acres in the rear of town section No. 52, and extending in the direction of Martin’s farm ; 30 acres in the rear of town sections 152 to 460, both inclusive ; 12 acres in the rear of town sections 431 to 439. The minimum price already offered is ss. per acre for the first seven years, and 10s. per acre for the remaining seven. To ensure fair competition, tenders for the above lots will bo received by the Town Surveyor until Friday the 21st current, when, if no higher offers are received, they will be let to the parties who have applied for the same. N.B.—The first years’ rent to be paid in advance. ROBE ItT WAITT, Acting Town Clerk pro tern. Town Hall, Wellington, Bth duly, 1843. FOR SALE, 1000 Stone bottles superior flavored Hollands .Gin, Uolstein Butter, in jurs of about 301 b., well adapted to families, Superior Chocolate, in .j lb. cakes, Smyrna Raisins, in prime condition, 3 kegs currants, do., Patent Leather Calfskins, Wines, St. Estaple, St. Julien, Hant, Sauterne, Hoehheimcr, &c., Superior English Hunting Saddles, and double-reined Bridles; with martingale complete, Kip, Kangaroo, and-Sole Leather. T. B. HINE, Te Aro. July 11, 1843. TWO POUNDS REWARD. WHEREAS several instances have occurred within a week past, of Animals having been maimed aud wounded, belonging to Gentlemen wellknown in the Settlement; and whereas my Old Horse was brought home on Thursday the - 29th ult. severely injured, apparently by the cut of a tomahawk, the Maori who came to my house with the intelligence peremptorily refusing to say where he was until he extorted a payment of two shillings, but stating lie would bleed to death if not instantly attended to : I hereby offer a Reward of Two Pounds, on the discovery and conviction of the perpetrator of this cruelty. GEO. HUNTER, Lambton Quay. sth July, 1843. • NOTICE. J\ T a Meeting of the Military Sub-Committee to arrange the details of forming a Military Force for the defence of Wellington : It was unanimously resolved, That the whole force do meet foij muster,-with and without arms,, on Thorndon Flat, on Sunday next, at 9 o’clock in the morning precisely ; and on the Sunday following, at Te Aro; and so on alternately, until further orders, and that officers commanding Companies first assembling on their private parade arc requested to bring as many men as possible armed, and march them-in order to the place of rendezvous. Wellington, July 1, 1843.

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THE PLACES OF RENDEZVOUS, IN CASE OF ALARM, ARE TE ARO DISTRICT, THE EXCHANGE. LAMBTON-QUAY DISTRICT, OPPOSITE YOUNG’S HOTEL. THORNDON FLAT AND KAI WARRA DISTRICT, AT THE BATTERY, THORDON FLAT, NEAR THE EMIGRATION HOUSES. OFFICERS COMMANDING DISTRICTS, TE ARO —Captain Sharp. LAMBTON QUAY —Major Durie. THORNDON FLAT — Captain Daniell and Major Baker. Three Guns fired at either of the Batteries will be the Signal of Alarm. The Committee meet daily, at One o’clock, at the Exchange. June 30, 1843.