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New Zealand Gazette and Wellington Spectator, Volume I, Issue 34, 5 December 1840, Page 1

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. NOTICE is hereby given, that the partnership hitlvrto maintained between H.and T. Cook is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All claims on the said firm to this date will be met by T. Cook. Henry Cook, Thomas Cook. Witness — W. Johnston. Wellington, Ist December 1840. T. Cook takes this occasion of thanking the public for the liberal encouragement and support he has received in coi junction with Mr. H. Cook, and begs to intimate '.hat he has taken into partnership his brother, Mr. S. Cook, and hopes by assiduity and attention in the discharge of business they will retain a continuance of the same favors. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP., NOTICE is hereby given, that the partnership lately carried on under the firm of Reading and Newell, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The business in future will be carried on by J. Newell, to whom all debts due to the said firm are to be pad, and by whom all accounts against the said film will be paid. J. B. READING. J. NEWELL. Wellington, November 26, 1840. Witness — Jabez Allen. J. N. returns thanks to the public for theirkind patronage from the time In* commenced business in this Colony, and during his copartnership with Mr. J. B. Reading. As the buildings from" this time henceforward will be superintended only by J. N., he holds hiins-lf liable for any mistake that may arise. J. N. trusts that moderate charges and economy in erecting every kind of building* entrusted to him, will entitle him to merit a share of the public patronage. T. and S. COOK BEG to intimate to Families and Shipping, that they continue to supply fresh beef,' veal, mutton, pork, &c. &c, as also every article in the provision trade. An allowance to Cap■tains _e>f vessels will be made in taking the carcass. Wellington, Dec. 2, 1840. TIMBER. SEASONED boards, 1 in., \ in., and J in. Weather boards. Scantling of all sizes. Norway deals. Battens. 50 pairs French windows, two sizes. Pannelled doors. T. M. PARTRIDGE and CO. Manners-street, Wellington, Ist December, 1840. TENDERS FOR BUILDING. THE UNDERSIGNED aie desirous of contracting with Builders for the erection of a Store, all the materials of which will be suppLed. A plan and specification of the building required may be seen at ihe Office of - Waitt and Tinline. Wellington, Dec. 3, IC«>. TUST RECEIVED, and on 'sale by the UnV dersigned. 30 casks Dunbar's superior bottled ale, 50 kegs assorted paints t - /'"'-> 2 barrels paint oil, / >. 10 kegs butter, 1 case fowling pieces. • .".-.' Waitt and Tinline. Wellington, Dec. 3, 1840. FOR SALE, BY THE UNDERSIGNED, a small quantity of seed corn, seed peas, (white and blue,) kitchen garden seeds, hops, salt in hogsheads ; pale ale in cases and casks, good muskets, gunpowder, shot (large and small,) paper for roofing, lamp cotton ; also an assortment of ironmongery. Luke Nattrass, Lambton Quay. FOR SALE, a small quantity of superior SEED WHEAT. Apply to Mr. James Watt, Wellington. r*\ EORGE SLATER, late of Sydney, Aus\JT tralia, and afterwards of Hobart Town, Van Dieman's Laid. — Whereas the said George Slater, the son of John Slater, of Birmingham, in the County of Warwick, England, coach spring maker, left home about 1 1 years ago, and went to Sydney, and afterwards to Hobart Town, but has not been heard of for more than five years. This is to give notice that any person, who can and will give valid information of the present residence of the said George Slater, if alive, or if dead satisfactory proof of the time and place of his death, shall, on application to Mr. Breidenbach, merchant of Birmingham, aforesaid, receive a reward of £10, and if this advertisement should meet the eye of the said George Slater he will be hereby informed that by applying to the said Mr. Breidenbach, he will near of something greatly to his advantage. It is supposed the said George Slater embarked, some years since in the southern whale fishery.