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New Zealand Colonist and Port Nicholson Advertiser, Volume I, Issue 37, 6 December 1842, Page 1

• TOW AN!) CODNTRy : LANX)T6 LET. and portions of Sections in all h!/ parte the Town of Wellington, also, Country Sections the Hutt,thfe garori,the Ohiro, arid tne jibnl’ua. Long leases of the country land will be J ROBERT STOICS, 1 Land Surveyor and Agent, Woolcomb-street. August 1, 1842. PORT NICHOLSON AND WANGANUI. SEVERAL TOWN and COUNTRY SECTIONS in these Districts to be Sold'or Let. For particulars and terms apply to ROBERT R.. STRANG, September 5, 1842. Survey-Office, New Zealand Company, Wellington, Oct. 7, 1842. Notice is hereby given, that the Country Land now under survey will be thrown open for selection for the Preliminary Sections, at present remaining unchosen, on Monday, the 2d January, 1843, and following days—commencing at 11 a.m., and closing at 4 p.m., precisely, and being as follows: —•- No. of Sections' under Survey* : District of the Ohariu, the Sections are situated, in the valley parallel with that given out at the last selection, and comprise at least 44 [Plans open for inspection at the Office.] District of the Hutt 100 The Sections are; laid out at the upper part of the river, and are connected with those already given out. Plans to be ready Ist December, 1842. District of Horoki, extending from near Sectipn 10, Kinapora District, towards the coast at Wai-kanai, probably...... 150 [Plans to be ready Ist December, 1842] District of Lowry Bay, Port Nicholson 5 [Plans now ready.] Porirua, Kinapora, and sundry parts around Port Nicholson 18 [Plans to be ready Ist November, 1842.] District of Manawatu, the Sections extend along the bank of the River above those given out at the last selection, thence to the hills, and compi’ise at least 300 [Plans to be ready Ist December, 1842.] The Field plots may be seen at the present time at the Survey stations of the several districts respectively. In order to accommodate the holders of early choices, arrangements have been made for the party possessing the first order of choice, successively making their selection at the Survey Office as soon as the Plans are ready. Samuel Charles Brees, Principal Surveyor. TO STAND TO COVER THIS SEASON. At Sydney Street, Thorndon Flat, (Near the Thistle Inn,) THAT Superior Bred Horse SAMSON, (Five Years Old), recently imported from Sydney, and in first-ratecondition, the Property of Mr. Charles Cund y. The strictest attention will be shewn Mares sent to him. Charges, with guarantee, Three Guineas; without guarantee, Two Guineas. November 1, 1842. TO LET, o TOWN AND COUNTRY LAND, N LONG LEASES. Nos. of the Town Acres on the Surveyor General’s Plan, 224, SGO, and 2G3. For particulars apply to Wallace, White, & Wallace. TO COVER THIS SEASON. RIDDLESWORTH by Emilius, out of. Bee-in-a-Bonnet by Blacklock, out of Maniac, &c. &c. Ten guineas a mare, five shillings the groom. Riddlesworth is a dark brown, 16 hands high, with great power and beauty; was bred by Mr. Thornhill in 1837. Emilius got Priam, Plenipo, Oxygen, and Mango. His sons and grandsons have, during the last four years, won ,£66,330. Riddlesworth is now on his way from England, being brought out by Mr. Petre, and will arrive early in the season. The New Sporting Magazine, of February, 1842 will convince any one of the worth of Emilius’s stock. November 15, 1842. NOTICE. ALL PERSONS indebted to Messrs. D. S. Durie and Co., are requested to pay their respective amounts forthwith, otherwise they will be handed t o a Solicitor for recovery. D. S. DURIE & CO. Wellington, November 25, 1842.