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To Let,, FOR such a term of years as may be agreed on, six acres along the Kai Warra-road, on Section No. 4, in one 6r more lots. Also, wanted a contractor /or building a weatherboarded house, with brick chimnies, on said section. . Apply to • Mr. Macdonald, Kai Warra. Kai Warra, July 8, 1842. '___ Country Sections for Sale on Liberal : , Terms. SEVERAL Sections of Country Land, already chosen in the Porirua district, for Sale, terms liberal. Apply to F. A. Mole3worth, Murphy-street, or W. V; Brewer, Manners-street. To Cover this Season. ; T> IDDLESWORTH by Emilius, out'of BeeXV 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 Mangd; His sons and grandsons have won, during "the last four'years, £66,330. Riddlesworthisnow*bnhis 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 Emihus's r stock. 'To* stand to cover this season, At Bcrhampore Farm, rjIHE well known thorough bred horse J. Figaro, the property of James Watt, Esq. Figaro was foaled in December, 1837, got by Operator, dam Adelaide by Teorum. ' Operator was foaled in 1832, got by Emilius, dam Worthless by Walton, out of Altisidora by Dick Andrews. Every attention will be paid to mares sent to him. Charges, with guarantee, seven guineas; without guarantee, five guineas, groomage included. • Wellington, October- 25, 1832. Wellington Almanack. IT has been arranged to issue a Pocket Almanack for 1843, from the Gazette Office. Persons being in possession of any information which they think likely to add to the attraction of the work in question, are 'solicited to furnish the same to the Gazette Office, for the use of the Editor of a work which, if well stored with local matter, cannot fail to serve the best interests of the settlement. Gazette Office. STATIONERY WHOLESALE & RETAIL. TTTE beg to announce the arrival, from T T England, of the first part of our extensive orders in 'this.department of business. Our stock already consists of every article required for ' Schools, Banks, Courts, Law Offices, and Artists, &c. ; whilst the ornamental and drawing room stationery has not been overlooked. The difficulties attending thefirst establishment having been overcome, and every arrival from England adding fresh additions to. our stock, will enable us to reduce our charges on most articles at least 50 per cent. Storekeepers' and v wholesale dealers can be supplied to any extent, and -on terms equally advantageous to any obtained in Sydney, Writingpaper, Imperial, Royal, Foolscap, various qualities, Large thick post, wove and laid, • Thin post, ditto, Fine bath post, gilt. Double elephant, antiquarian, imperial, and royal drawing paper, Oblong clasped memorandum books, French tracing paper, Ladies' and gentlemen's card cases, Ditto tinted and embossed cards, Sponge, wafers in 2 oz. boxes, Black edge and bordered, letter and note paper. _ Invoice books, with indexes, various sizes Cash books, ruled double, various sizes, ' Envelopes, Pewter inkstands, .Ebony inkstands, with drawers, Broad &nd narrow green silk ribbon, Brief and deed paper, - t Ruled paper for bill heads, • Royal hand, double hand brown, and royal brown wrapping pager, > ■ Ledgers and accbuiirtiooks, various sizes Pocket ledgers and|inemorandum books, Engraved copy slips 'and books, ' Best Welch slates, large and' small, Blank music books, Message cards, Coloured papers, Sugar papers, Note papers. Playing cards, coloured and gold backs Copy books, , ' Black lead pencils, India rutiber, bottle and patent, . v Ivory folders and knives, Pen knives, Rulers, pocket books, Blank bills of exchange, ' Letter and bill files, Ink and ink powders, Bibles and testaments, Spelling books, various, ' • ' Primers, Children's books in great variety, * J? la "k Custom-house forms, for auctioneers, and all the other Custom-house forms for M er i chants. - Seamen's advance notes. Seamen's articles of agreement. ' Log-books. Blank writs, Parchments for deeds. Quills. j Silvlrf ?Ointed PenCil CaßeS *" su P eriior German | Lucifer boxes. , ."] Wafer stampi.

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New Zealand Gazette and Wellington Spectator, Volume III, Issue 201, 10 December 1842, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 2 New Zealand Gazette and Wellington Spectator, Volume III, Issue 201, 10 December 1842, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 2 New Zealand Gazette and Wellington Spectator, Volume III, Issue 201, 10 December 1842, Page 4

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