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New Zealand Gazette and Wellington Spectator, Volume III, Issue 144, 25 May 1842, Page 1

Public Tea Meeting. ON MONDAY NEXT, May 30, at 6 o'clock p.m., a Public Tea Meeting- will be held in Mr. Wade's sale room, for the benefit of the New Wesleyan Chapel about to be erected in this town. The Rev. John Macfarlane (of the Scotch Church,) S. Ironside, and J. Aldred (Wesleyan,) and other gentlemen are expected to address the meeting. Tickets 2s. each, may be obtained at the Wesleyan Mission House, Mr. Wade's Office, and of Mr. Rout. Wellington, May 24, 1842. OUSE OF CALL of the Benevolent Society of Carpenters and Joiners, held at Mr. Jenkins's, the New Zealander, Wellington, where gentlemen and builders can be supplied with good workmen. May 24, 1842. Sale of choice Dairy Cows per "Nimrod." MR. JOHN WADE is instructed to sell by public auction, on Friday next, the 27th May, 1842, TWENTY-SIX HEIFERS, each THREE YEAR OLD, from the far famed herd of J. M. Chisholm, Esq. ; twenty-four of "them warranted within two months of calving, and one that has calved while entering the heads of Port Nicholson. These heifers arc of the most choice kind, and have been allowed to attain maturity before going to bull; and they can be strongly recommended, as they were shipped by the owners of the brig Nimrod, from the best breed in Port Phillip. ArTER WHICH, j About 30 tons Chatham Islands potatoes, per j Perseverance, in excellent condition. These potatoes are strongly recommended to potatoe growers, and it is hoped that parties requiring ! seed will avail themselves of the present oppor- j tunity.^ ' Terms— Under £20, cash ; above £20 and \ under £40, 1 month; from £40 to £60, 1 and I 2^ months; . above £60, 1, 2, and 3 month's-; ' credit, on approved endorsed acceptances. - I May 24, 1842. Land Sale. MR. JOHN WADE is instructed to sell by public auction, at his Stores, Te Aro, on Saturday, the 2Sth May. IS<l2, at 1 o'clock precisely, that section of land in the district of Tukapu, described in the plan thereof of the Surveyor General of the New. Zealand Company as No. 10 therein, divided into LOTS OF FIVE OR MORE ACRES. The section is situated about two miles out of the Porirua Road, and upon the line which will be the principal road or HIGHWAY INTO THE INTERIOR; - it is WELL WATERED, being intersected by a large stream, and is NOT HEAVILY TIMBERED. Its locality is admirably adapted for ONE OF THE VILLAGES ' which must be shortly formed in this district, being a most convenient distance forthe end of a first and easy stage out of Wellington. The present offers an excellent opportunity to parties intending to farm, and to others for a very profitable investment of capital. No disturbance from the natives need be apprenendod, as the auctioneer is not aware that the validity of the sale of this district to the New Zealand Company- has ever been called in question. ALSO, Three Town Sections at Wanganui, unchosen, Nos. on Register 130, 131, and 132. Terms— Not exceeding £10, 3 months; above £10 and not exceeding £20, 3 and 6 months; above £20, 3, 6, and 9 months. Notice. rpHE UNDERSIGNED having a large stock JL of fire-wood on hand, would be happy tc supply parties with any quantity — from ten to five hundred loads; also spars, poles, rafters, and knees for ship-building, to be taken from Wordsworth-street. .Price to be agreed on, upon application to Bakeu Polhill, At Dr. Butler's. Wellington, April 14, 1842. Notice. ' ALL PERSONS having Agency or other business withi Mr. J. T. Wicksteed, are requested to apply to Mr. Alfred Ludlam, Willisstreet. Wellington, May 2, 1842. MARRIED GENTLEMAN; aged 30, of strictly steady and sober habits, wishes for a situation as in or out-door clerk to some respectable merchant. The advertiser has been accustomed to business, can give most satisfactory references, and security if required. Apply'at the Office of this Paper. Wellington, May 13, 1542. . JUST OPENED, and on Sale at the Office of thti Paper, ink (fonds <*f TJm'wtu vx*t.