FIREWOOD. WANTED, from 100 to 200 Cords of FIREWOOD. For further particulars, apply to E. Catchpool. . May 16, 1845.
IN THE SUPREME COURT.
Between Hugh Ross, Plaintiff; and Eden Bowler, George Smith, and John Matthew Taylor, Defendants.
j\OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that I, the abovenamed Plaintiff, do intend to apply to the Supreme' Court, by Petition, for an order for the sale of the rea¥ property of Eden Bowler, one of the above named Defendants, to discharge the judgment debt due in the above suit from the said Defendants to me, such judgment being for work and labour done, and for monies paid, laid out and expended as a Solicitor, for and on the account of the said Defendants. And I further give notice, that the property in respect of which such Order for Sale is about to be applied for, is described as follows, that is to say — All that piece or parcel of land and hereditaments, with the dwelling-house thereon erected, situate, and being in the town of Wellington, containing by estimation 20 rods, more or less, being part of the town acre numbered 554 on the Surveyor General of the New Zealand Company's plan of the town of Wellington aforesaid, bounded on the north by part of the said town acre, now, or late, in the possession of Charles ,Webb ; on the south by other parts of the said acre, now, or late, in the possession of certain persons, known as the Wellington Land Association ; on the east by town acre number 556 on the said plan of the said Surveyor General ; and on the west by town acre number 552 on the said plan ; and containing on the north and south sides thereof 132 feet ; and on the east and west sides thereof 41 feet 3 inches. And, also, all that piece parcel of land or ground, situate, lying and being on Te-aro flat, in Wellington aforesaid, together with the house and building now standing and being thereon; containing in front of Cuba-street, Te-aro flat, afore- \ said', 30 feet, or thereabouts, and in depth 120 feet, or thereabouts, and is "bounded on the west by Cuba-street ,£for§said, on the south ixx part by a piece of ground, now, or late, in the occupation of John King, Solicitor, and on the east by Taranaki-street, which said piece of land, house and premises, are now, or lately were, in the occupation of the Defendant, John Matthew Taylor. Dated this 13th day of May, 1845. H. Ross, The above named Plaintiff.
NOTICE. J? UL L price will be given for No. 1 of thi Paper. Apply to William Lyon. Wellington, April 5, 1845.
TO BE SOLD,
\ LARGE SLATE, 8 Feet by 4, Thicknessed and Planed by Bramah's Patent, and suitable for a Bagatelle Board. Apply to Mr. Cridland, Wellington Terrace. May 24, 1845.
WELLINGTON POST OFFICE. UNCLAIMED LETTERS, Mat 10, 1845.
May, Charles -& Merricks, H. is, Moses, John Mullen, Richd. or Michael O'Reilly, Mary Oxley, George Palmer, Charles Parker, S. C. Parker, Thomas Parkinson, Mrs. Pearse, Charles 3 Pike, Mr. Rankin, William Reid, Andrew Reid, David 2 Reynolds, Richard Ross, Wm. Russell, James Saxton, Rev. Chas. Scott, James 2 Scott, Peter Scott, William Scott, William (Otago) Skinner, T. Slater, Barnard Smith, Robert Standen, Edward Starks, John Stuart, Thomas Summons, Mr. Sutherland, Mr. 2 Task, John Teed, W. Telford, J. Thomas, W. Thorburn, George Thorby, Mr. Tiffin, H. S. Trubshaw, William Turnbull, Dr. W. M. Wade, John Welbank, Mrs. J. 2 Wigglesworth, Thomas Wilkinson, Alfred Wright, Willam
Adams, Benjamin Ardley, William Baker, George A. 2 Black, Andrew Bowler, Charles Buck, Mary and George Branks, Robert Brown, Mrs. Charlotte Cameron, Alexander Chambers, Mrs. E< E. Cole, G. T. Durre, G. A; Drinkwater, C. F. Fanner, John Freeman, C. J. Frews, W. Gardner, Janet Gibbs,- Mr. (Otago) Gillies, Mrs. Capt. Hammond, Mark 2 Hardcastle,Mrs.Wm.M. 3 Higgins, James Hill, Mr. Hopkins, Jos. 2 Johnson, W. Jones, G. Jones, George Jones, Henry Jones, Mrs. (Queen Charlotte's Sound) Kelly, William Kett, James Kettle, O. H. » King, R. A. Lander, Charles Lander, D. O. Lee, James Levy, Barnard Lloyd, Thomas Lloyd, Wm. J. Macfarlane, Mr. (Kate) Maule, Mrs. Ann Maxwell, James
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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume I, Issue 33, 24 May 1845, Page 1
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