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New Zealand Gazette and Wellington Spectator, Issue 5, 9 May 1840, Page 1

ON SALE. * " MR. J. TELFORD begs to intimate, that he has on Sale, at his House, at the cast end of the Company's Warehouses, on the ■ Beach, an assortment of Hardware of the first quality, Flour and oatmeal, Sugar, tea, and coffee, Cheese, butter, and various other articles. Port Nicholson, April 10, 1840. ON SALE. MR. TELFORD has on sale,- Starch, Marmalade, and Pickles, and very superior Brandy. Port Nicholson, 24th April, 1840, WEEKLY MARKET. MR. J. TELFORD has arranged to have a weekly market on MONDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS, at his Warehouse, from ' 4to 7 o'clock, being intended chiefly for the accommodation of Workmen's Families. The following articles will be sold in small quantities, at reasonable prices : — Flour, oatmeal, sugar, tea, coffee, butter, cheese, candles, soap, &c. &c. Port Nicholson, April 10, 1840. LAND ORDERS. "IV/TR. J- TELFORD has on Sale, Town and JIVJL Country Sections, about Nos. 850 and 802. He is also instructed to purchase the Country Land in a section of the first series under No. 600. Port Nicholson, April 10, 1840. LAND ORDERS. QEVERAL lots of Town and Country Sections KJ for Sale, by Private Contract. Apply to R. R. Strang, Esq., Solicitor, No. 4, Ctydeterrace, or to- Mr. J. Telford. Port Nicholson, April 24 t 1840. BRICK MAKING. WANTED, three steady workmen. Apply to. Mr. J. TELFORD, ON SALE. MR. J. TELFORD HAS FOR SALE,. A BELL TENT. TENTS FOR SALE. FOR SALE, two handsome, strong, and serviceable ROUND TENTS, and a damaged SQUARE DITTO, by Jidgingtoiu-Apjly at .- the Land Office. Port Nicholson, May 2, 1840. LAND. ANY Gentleman wishing to dispose of 9 Land Order, may hear of a purchaser on appplication to SAMUEL Me. DONNELL, Last Tent, west end of the Beach. Bth April, 1840. LAND. ~~ WANTED, Sections with Town Acres, between Nos. 200 and Sj^fe Address X. Y. Z., at the " Gazette " Qfiifff April 9, 1840. TOWN LAND T7T7" ANTED to p^urchase. Early choice would T V be preferred^- Applying ROBERT TOD. Port Nicholson, April 23, 1840. LAND. WANTED to purchase, SEVERAL TOWN ACRES. Early choices would be preferred. Apply to Mr. Dudley Sinclair. J. A. LANGFORD BEGS to inform his Friends and the Colonists, that he has commenced business as Chair Maker, Joiner, and Wood Turner. Orders executed in the most prompt manner. Opposite the Britannia Hotel. m MESSRS. HENRY MEECH & OXENHAM, Shipwrights and Boat Builders, BEG leave to announce to the gentry and the public, that haying a thorough knowledge • of Ship and Boat Building, they can with confidence undertake to build any description of Yacht, Boat, or -Barge, upon such terms as must ensure them the continued patronage of all who have once employed them. Messrs. H. M. and O. take the opportunity of returning their sincere thanks for the very liberal support they have already met with. All orders punctually attended to. Left side of the River Hutt, April 14, 1840. s MISSING. — £5 REWARD. A CASE OF STATIONERY, landed from the " Adelaide," marked S.R. in a square, and numbered 174. It was for some weeks in the Company's Native Store, adjoining Colonel Wakefield's residence, and has been taken therefrom during the last fortnight. It has bcen^ taken by mistake or stolen. If stolen, whoever ' will give information which will lead; to the recovery of the property, and conviction-; of_ the thief, will receive a reward of £$. ■•" -^ If any person has taken it byr mistak'e; : 'a'nd does not return it after this advertisement,- he will be regarded as a thief, and dealt with accordingly. " Gazfitte" Office, April 30, 1840.