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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 5311, 3 April 1878, Page 3

PxopfiEtieaJbK. Sale,.., THE WELLINGTON LAND AND BUILDING COMPANY This Company is prepared to Purchase Lands in Porirua, Eeatherston, Masterton, Palmerston, and in the Wellington District generally. CHARLES WHITE, Secretary. Wellington, April 2, 1878. FOB SALE.—acres of land, Waiwetu, Lower Hutt, divided into six paddocks ; also a six-roomed house, two-stall stable, barn cowshed, and other outhouses. For particulars apply to DAVID KNIGHT, Waiwetu. TO LET OB FOR SALE.—The Premises at present occupied by E. H. Hunt, Waring-Taylor-sfcreet; possession;, may be had in June. Apply on the Premises. ' FOR SALE.—A Valuable Freehold Property in Vivian-street, 67ft. frontage 100 ft. deep, and an 8-roomed Cottage. Apply to G. HEDGER, Vivian-street. SEVERAL blocks of Native Lands have been placed in the hands of the undersigned for sale, and he is prepared to negotiate for the same with persons desiring to invest money. JAMES MACKAY, Star Chambers.

Public Notices JQISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. We, the undersigned, Arthur Beauchamp, Frederick Noble Campbell, and Robert Faery, hereby give notice that the partnership hitherto subsisting between us has this day been dissolved by mutual consent. All debts owing to the late firm must be paid to Messrs. F! Noble Campbell and Robert Laery, whose receipt alone will be a sufficient discharge, and by whom the business will in future be carried on, and all past partnership liabilities discharged. ARTHUR BEAUCHAMP. F. NOBLE CAMPBELL.'. ROBT. LAERY. Witness : F. Ollivieh, Solicitor. Wellington, Ist April, 1878. I HEREBY give notice that, pursuant to notice this day given, the partnership between myself, Frank Morton Ollivier, and Henry Hammersley Travers, as Solicitors, will be dissolved at the expiration of three calendar months from this date. Wellington, 2nd February, 1878. WM. THOS. LOCKE TRAVERS.

UNIVERSITY OF NEW ZEALAND MATRICULATION. The next Examination will be held at the Wellington College on MONDAY, 29th APRIL next, and following days. Intending candidates are required to send in their names, with a list o£ the subjects in which they elect to be examined, and the fee of one guinea, to the undersigned, on or before Monday, the 15th April. CHAS. P. POWLES, Secretary Wellington College. March 29, 1878.

THE undersigned havingreceived no eligible tender for the property in Sydney-strect belonging to the estate of the late Mr. Robert Lambert, ■will cause it to be sold by public auction on an early day, of which due notice will be given. W. M. BANNATYHE. Wellington, March 30, 1878. ■ . HE friends of Mr. P. L. CORSTObf desire information of his address ; or if not still alive, when and where he died. Such information please address to Thames Advertiser Office, Thames Goldfield. THE undersigned begs to announce that having been appointed Sole Agent in Wellington for Messrs. George King and Co., Corn Factors and Millers, Christchurch, he is now prepared to receive and execute orders for Flour, Grain, Grass Seed, and Produce of every description, at the shortest notice and on the most favorable terms. CHAS. H. ELLABT, Grey-street, Wellington.

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