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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume II, Issue 82, 2 May 1846, Page 1

IMPORTANT LAND SALE

6th May.

Mr. WAITT

Has received instructions to offer by Public Auction, on WEDNESDAY, the 6th day of May, at Custom-House Buildings, at One o'clock, AN ALLOTMENT OF LAND in Wade's Town, with 184 feet, or thereabouts, of BEACH FRONTAGE. AN ALLOTMENT OF LAND, Corner of Dixon and Herbert Streets, having 20 feet Frontage to each Street. This is a desirable investment. TWO SECTIONS AT WANGANUI, early Choices, and well selected, with TOWN ALLOTMENTS to each. TWENTY-FOUR ACRES in the District of Richmond, on the River Hutt, and FOUR QUARTER ACRES in the Village. HALF-AN-ACRE TOWN LAND AT NELSON, adjoining the Queen's Wharf. This Half-acre has Beach Frontage, and is considered the best piece of Land in Nelson. Also,

THHAT VALUABLE LEASEHOLD x PROPERTY, Corner of Willis Street and Manners Street, with the Stores and Dwelling lately occupied by H. Taylor & Co. Part of the ground is sub-let to Mr. France, at a rent equal to the ground rent. These are the most desirable Properties ever offered to the Port Nicholson Public. Title deeds will be shewn, and every information afforded, on application at the CountingHouse of Mr. Waitt, any day previous to the Sale. Wellington, 25 th April 1846.

DEBENTURES.

Wellington, 20th April, 1846. HIS EXCELLENCY the LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR directs it to be notified, that in order to avoid delay and inconvenience to the Public, the Debentures issued in the Southern division of the colony, in conformity with the terms of the Government Notice dated 24th November, 1845, in exchange for those lately in circulation, will, in future, bear the signatures of the Superintendent, Secretary, and SubTreasurer of Wellington, in lieu of those of the Governor, Colonial-Secretary, and Treasurer : and that all Debentures bearing such signatures will be recognized at the Colonial Treasury. By command of his Excellency, the Lieutenant-Governor. M. Richmond, Superintendent.

Commissariat Office, Willis Street, Wellington, 24th April, 1846. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That SEALED Tenders in Duplicate, will be received by the Undeisigned, until Monday the 4th day of May next, for supplying the Commissariat Department, at Paramatta Point, Porirua, with the undermentioned articles, in such quantities as may be required between the 15th proximo and the 31st March, 1847, under the conditions published in the Wellington Spectator of the 7th March last, with reference to contracts for furnishing similar supplies to the troops at Wellington, viz. Rum, (West India,) at per Imperial Gallon. Mould Candles, at per ib. Dip Candles, at per lb. For Hospitals, &c. Arrow Root, Sago, Rice, Tea, ~) Sugar, Oatmeal. Salt, Yellow V. a j p^ r i^ Soap, Pearl Barley, mixed Ye- C getables, Potatoes, Fine Bread ■* Milk, at per pint. Port Wine, at per dczen. Vinegar, at per Imperial Gallon. Porter, at per dozen.

Separate Tenders may be sent in for any one or more of the above articles, except those under the head of Hospitals, which must all be

included in one Tender. Each Tender must be marked on the envelope, Tender for Bum, Candles, or Supplies, as the case may be. G. D. Lardner,

D.A.C.G.

Commissariat Office, Willis-street* Wellington, 24th April, 1846. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That SEALED Tenders in duplicate, will be received by the Undersigned, until further notice, at the Commissariat Office, for the purchase of Commissariat Bills drawn upon the Right Honorable the Lords Commissioners of her Majesty's Treasury, in sums of £100, £150, j£2oo, and £300. British Gold and Silver Coins alone will be

taken in exchange. The Tenders will be unsealed on each Thursday succeeding the date hereof, when' the lowest, if approved of, will be accepted. G". D, Lardnbr. D.A.C.G.