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New Zealand Colonist and Port Nicholson Advertiser, Volume I, Issue 103, 25 July 1843, Page 1

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2 JUST OPENED; nets, Drawn and Battiestfe Silfr s<r., French Merino. Cloaks and Hoods; Mosliri ' do;; Robes; Caps, Stay?, Welsh and Saxony Blankets, itnti every requisite for the Nursery. JOH&SON & MOORE, April 14, 1843.

TO BE LET, A SUBSTANTIAL well-built House; containing three Bed-rboms, Sitting-room, Kitchen, Cellar, and convenient Out-houses, and Garden; Apply at the Colonist Office. June 13, 1843.

SH 0 ES!!!.. . ON SALE; an assortment of CHILDREN'S SHOES. Also, Real LOCH FINE Pickled Herrings, in kegs and firkins. ANDERSON & ROWAND. • Thorndon Quay, April 5, 1843.

JUST RECEIVED, 2,000 Gallons fine AMERICAN RtfM. A quantity of Whaling Gear, viz., Irbns, Lances, Spades, Ash Oars, &c;, Duck Frocks, aind 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 1 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,

'yHE Undersigned are Cash Purchasers of Oil, Bone, and Flax, for immediate shipment. Ridgways, Guyton, & EaiC£". July 21, 1843. UNRESERVED SALE, On Tuesday, the 25th inst. MR. JOHN WADE has received instructions from Messrs. Waitt & Tyser, to sell by public auction, at their Stores, Custom House Wharf, the following goods, without reserve: —'. 60 chests Hyson skin Tea, 5 do. Hyson Tea (superior), 15 bags superior Coffee", 12 cases Champagne, 1 30,000 Manilla Cheroots, 10,000 Chinsurah do., 5 tons picked Manawfttu Potatoes, And a quantity of sundry merchandize, to close consignments. Terms, under 30Z. cash; above 30Z., approved endorsed acceptances at 3 months. Wellington, ,21st July, 1843.

POSTPONEMENT SALE OF THE BRIGAND'S CARGO. MESSRS. RETHUNE & HUNTER are instructed . by Captain Padden to sell by public auction, on Wednesday next, tbe 26th July current, at the Exchange, Te Aro, Ex BRIGAND, a China and Singapore direct, Teas, of the first quality, comprising, Gunpowder, Young Hyson, Pouchong, Pecco, Souchorig, &c., in chests and cattie boxes, admirably suited for. private families, Best Java Coffee, 500 bags Rice, j Spices, viz. Nutmegs, Cloves, Mace, Pepper, Preserved Dry Ginger, Chow-chow Preserve, Cassia, CurryPowder, &c., 30 boxes Sago, 500 bags Fine Sugar, Drugs, Camphor, Rhubarb, Anniseed, Turmeric, Superior Manilla Cheroots and manufactured Tobae'c'o, Gunny Bags, A quantity, of Silks and Piece Goods, Black and Colored Silk HaUdkerchiefs, Crapes, &c., &c., Grass Cloth, Jackets, Trousers, and Shirts, and Leather Slippers and Manilla Hats, And various other desirable goods. Sale to begin at 12 o’clock precisely. July 18, 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.