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New Zealand Gazette and Wellington Spectator, Volume II, Issue 98, 15 December 1841, Page 1

Unreserved Sale for the benefit of whom it may concern. MESSRS. JOHN AND GEORGE WA.DE are instructed by Captain Merrihew to sell by public auction, without reserve, for the benefit of whom it may concern, at their stores, to-morrow, Thursday, the 16th instant, at one o'clock precisely, the wreck of the ship Elbe, of New York, 341 tons or thereabouts, as she now lies in Palliser Bay, together with her boats, stores, furniture, tackle and apparel; also about 1450 barrels black whale oil, more or less, 80 barrels sperm oil, more or less, and 8 tons whalebone, more or less, as it now lies in or about the wreck of the ship "Elbe," at Palliser Bay. TERMS — CASH. Wanganui. MESSRS. WADE have the honour to announce that they have received instructions to submit to public competition, on Monday, the 27th December, 1841, at the Exchange Room, Te Aro, at 1 o'clock precisely, Nos. 45 and 39 on the Plan of Wanganui, in lots of 5 acres each. This property, from its contiguity to the proposed town, (being within five minutes' walk of the site) and situated on the High Road to Taranaki, is well worthy the attention of persons of all classes, as well those intending to reside at this promising settlement as those desiring profitable investment of capital. Both the land and locality are second to none in Wanganui ; the auctioneers only ask parties to inspect the Plan to learn the situation, and either to enquire or examine the land, and they are persuaded the results will be satisfactory. Also, LAND IN WELLINGTON. The auctioneers will submit Town Acre, Wellington, No. 658 on the Plan, judiciously laid out in TEN BUILDING LOTS. This land is situated at the extreme north of Wellington, on the only main road of importance yet going out of Wellington, and is decidedly one or tlic best sheltered aim mo?t beautiful spot in all the City of Wellington. Also, LEASEHOLD PROPERTY; the lease and buildings of half an acre of land adjoining the above Town Acre (No. 658), with a considerable frontage both to the Tinakoriroad and also to the beach, with a large substantial clay house erected on it, and a well fenced garden stocked with vegetables. One small piece of this is sub-let for three years, which leaves the tenant of the half acre at a rental of only jC4 per year. For further particulars, apply to Mr. Heaphy, on the premises, Also, A LEASE OF LAND AND BUILDING IN WILLIS STREET. The erection is a substantial wooden-house, the rent very moderate. For further particulars) apply toMr. Branks, on the premises. Terms liberal, in future advertisement. Bricks, FOR SALE, at 60s. per thousand. Apph to J. Pimble, at the Sydney-street Brick and Tile Works, at the rear of Colonel Wakefield's residence. Terms — cash on delivery at the kiln. Bricks. BRICKS on sale by the undersigned, at 60s per 1000. Terms — Cash on delivery at the kiln. A. Ludlam. Willis-street, 29th October. , Cloth Caps. ON SALE at the stores of the undersigned a large assortment of boys' and childrens blue cloth and other fancy caps, varying frou ss. 6d. to 10s. each. One case ladies' boots and shoes, consisting of: — Lasting boots, Bs. per pair, Lasting slippers, ss. ditto, Lasting shoes silk bound, with ties, 6s. pe: pair, Leather shoes, silk bound, with ties, 6s. pe: pair. Anderson and Rowand. Thorn don Quay, Nov. 26, 1841. For Native Trade. JUST OPENED, a large assortment of rea Whitney blankets, napped on both sides, 10-4 rugs and counterpanes, fancy prints cotton handkerchiefs, calicoes, &c. Square fig Cavendish tobacco, and large bowled pipes uncommonly cheap, and whicl they can with confidence recommend for Native trade. Orders from any of the other settlements at tenced to with punctuality and dispatch, ' Anderson and Rowand Thorndon Quay, Nov. 26, 1841. BARLEY, and barley and wheat straw foi sale. James Watt. Berhampore Farm, Oct. 28," 1841.