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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume IX, Issue 909, 19 April 1854, Page 2

Notice.

\jU HERE AS some person or persons have illegally cut and removed a quantity of Timber off the Block of Land at the Gorge, in the valley of the Hutt, lying between Sections Nus. 64, 65, and 68," This is to give notice, that any one found so trespassin" will be prosecuted according to law : and any person giving information thereof to the undersigned, will, upon conviction of the offender or offenders, be rewarded for their trouble. DAVID LEW IS, Ka'ori Road, Wellington,

April 8, 3851.

To be Let,

A COTTAGE, pleasantly situated on Te Aro Flat, suitable for a small family, with a good Garden, and an excellent Well of Water. Enquire at the Office of this Paper. April 8, 1854.

Willis Street Grocery and General Stores. (Formerly John M'BetKs.J TTOLDSWORTH,KNOWLES,&Co. respectfully inform the lnhabitanfs of Te Aro and its neighbourhood, that they have this day opened the above branch premises with a varied assortment of Goods, and trust that the quality and price will ensure for themselves the pationage heretofore bestowed on their predecessor. %* Hours of business will be the same as those at the Stores on Lambton-quay, viz., from 9 to 6 o'clock, excepting on Saturday, when both Stores remain open until 7 o'clock. Willis-street, March 25, 1845-

WAIRARAPA.

South Tauranganui Run.

HP HE Undersigned requests that all *■ parties having Stock depasturing on this Run without his permission will remove the same within fourteen days from this date. And the Public are to talce notice that, after the expiration of the said fourteen days, no one will be at liberty to remove any Stock from the Run without first obtaining the permission of the undersigned to do so. Cattle will be taken in tn graze both at Tauranganui and at Cape Palliser. For terms apply to

H. R. RUSSELL,

Care of M es<>rs. Johnston & Co^ Wellington. Wangai Moana, March 22, If 54.

Small Farms Association. WAIRARAPA.

nPHE Committee hereby give notice, that the Townships aie surveyed and open for selection. Maps can le seen at the (ffice of Mr. All>n, Auctioneer, Lambton-qnay, who will afford the necessary information to intendins; Purchasers.

N.B. — Original Members who failed to attend this day, are informed thai their deposits of one pound each will be forfeited, unless tbe residue of the purchase money be p-id into the Land Commissioner's Office within twenty-

ei':ht days fiom this date. The weiklv meetings w 11 continu» tn be "held at Mi Bannister's, Cn wn and Anchor Tavern, on every Tuesday evening un'il further notice. VV. ALLJ-N, Chairman. March IS, 18 r 4. Church of England Education Soei-.ty.

TE ARO SCHOOL.

Mr. W. H. Holmes, Master.

r ]pHTS School will be ready for the reA ception of Pupils on Monday, the 24th April, 1854. For Terms, &c, apply to Ma. Holmes, Willis-street. By order of the Committee, J. C. RAYMONP, Wellington, April 8, 1R54. ecretaiy.

Tenders

A RE invited for fitting up the Church ■*■■*■ of England School, Willis-btreet ; particulars of which may be obtained from the Master (Mr. HolmeO, at present at the School in Sydney-street, with whom sealed tendeis may be left until Wednesday, the 19th instant, at noon. By order of the Committee, J. C. RAYMOND, Hon. Secretary. Wellington, April 15, 18j4.