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New Zealand Gazette and Wellington Spectator, Volume 19, Issue 62, 19 June 1841, Page 1

Medical Hall. f SUTTON begs to inform the Colonists of v • Port Nicholson that at his establishment, prescriptions and domestic receipts will be most carefully made up. Cupping, bleeding, and tooth-drawing performed. Medicine chests filled. Veterinary medicines of all sort 3 compounded. A fine selection of perfumery. Lemon, ginger, and soda draughts. Every article of the best quality, and direct always from London. A liberal allowance to the trade. Wanted a respectable youth at an Apprentice. DOCTOR JOHNSTON and Mr. JOHN DORSET have removed to the private house adjoining Medical Hall. June 11, 1841. Land Agency. — Sale of Cattle. rriHE undersigned having resided some A months at Wanganui, has been enabled to make himself acquainted with the best sites for the selection of country lands, and therefore with confidence tenders his services to proprietors, as an Agent for the selection, sale, purchase^ and leasing property in that district. He is also prepared to undertake the sale and purchase of stock as a Commission Agent. E. Dorset, Wanganui. LAND AGENCIES.— TO LANDHOLDERS.— The Undersigned beg to offer themselves to their friends and the public as Agents for the disposal of Town and Country Lands, and trust their colonial experience may entitle them to a share of the public patronage. > They will be happy to arrange for and superintend the surveys and sub-divisions of the land. Liberal advances will be made on lands placed in their hands for sale. They will also be nappy to assist proprietors in leasing their lands. John and Geo. Wade. To Agriculturalists. FOR SALE, a small quantity of very superior seed wheat, also a small quantity of seed barley without husk, both grown in the valley of the Hutt, and warranted of the first quality. Also a variety of garden seeds, the produce of the Colony. For particulars, apply to C. E. Yon Alzdorf, Petoni, or to E. Davis, at Messrs. Hanson and and Alzdorf 's, Wellington. June 19, 1841. Town and Country Land to be Let. SECTIONS and portions of Sections in all parts of the Town of Wellington, also Country Sections in the districts of the Hutt, the Kaiori, the Ohiro, and the Porirua. Long leases of the country land will be granted on reasonable terms. For particulars apply to Hanson and Alzdorf, Thorndon Quay, Wellington. Land' LAND for sale or to let in the best situations in the Town, at very low prices, subdivided, and upon terms to suit the labouring classes. For plans and particulars, apply to __._,. A. Ludlam. Wilhs-street, June 18, 1841. SEVERAL Town Sections, and portions of Sections, in most desirable situations, to be let on lease, for seven, fourteen, or twentyone years. Also, portions of Country Sections for the same periods. For plans and particulars, apply to R. Stokes. Town Acres to Let. NUMBERS on the Surveyor-General's map, 199 470 288 168 559 314 156 196 310 423 306 424 47 305 723 561 167 343 And many others in the most desirable part of the town. For particulars apply to J. W. Child. Petoni, Nov. 30, 1840. Building Allotments to be Let. A NUMBER of Town Acres in the most desirable situations in Wellington, to be let on lease or otherwise, and will be subdivided to suit tenants. Plans and particulars may be learnt on application to Henry St. Hill. Country Lands. SEVERAL Country Sections to Let in Farms of 100 acres, or part will be sub-divided to suit Gardeners and others. Apply to "Henry St. Hill. Town Acres to Let. NUMBERS on the Surveyor-General's map, 510 263 For particulars apply to Wallace, White, and Wallace. To be Let, SEVERAL TOWN ACRES, in various parts of Wellington. For particulars, apply to E. Catcutool, Dickson. street.