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New Zealand Colonist and Port Nicholson Advertiser, Volume I, Issue 100, 14 July 1843, Page 1

“NON TUA TE MOVE ANT, SED PUBLICA VOTA.”

just Opened* very superior articles of infants’ Glotova ing, consisting of .Braided Satin Hats and Bonnets, Drawn and BattieStd Silk, do., French Merino Cioaks and Hoods, Muslm do., Robes, Caps, Stays, Welsh and Saxony Blankets, and every requisite for ’the Nurseiy. JOHNSON & MOORE. April 14, 1843.

TO BE LET, A SUBSTANTIAL well-built House, containing three Bed-pooms, Sitting-room, Kitchen, Cellar, and convenient Out-houses, aiiil Garden. Apply at the Colonist Office. June 13, 1843. SHOES!!! ON SALE, an assortment of CHILDREN'S SHOES. Also, Real LOCH FINE Pibkled Herrings, in kegs and firkins. ANDERSON & ROWAND; Thorndon Quay, April 5, 1843.

JUST RECEIVED, 2,000 Gallons fine AMERICAN RUM. A quantity of Whaling Gear, viz., Irons, Spades, Ash Oars, &c., Duck Frocks, and Trousers, Flannel Drawers. Pilot, Flushing, and Moleskin Trousers. JOHNSON & MOORE. April 7, 1843.

WANGANUI. FOR SALE, an excellent Leasehold Property, consisting 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 S MOORE’. April 7, 1843,

NOTICE. 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, THORNDON 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, 18.43.

NOTICE. AT 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 for 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 are requested to bring as many men as possible armed, and march them in order to the place of rendezvous. Wellington, July 1, 1843. THE undersigned begs leave to inform the Public of Port Nicholson, that the Stores lately occupied by Messrs. M'Leod & Co., have been re-opened with a large and well-selected Stock of Groceries, Hosiery, Slops, &c., &c.,'which will be disposed of for the lowest possible prices for cash. A varied assortment of Garden and Flower Seeds grown in the Colony. Town and Country Land for Sale. JOHN M'BETH. June 20, 1843.