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New Zealand Gazette and Wellington Spectator, Volume III, Issue 219, 11 February 1843, Page 1

'' , '", ' OfeserVei n ;, J; O N' SALE, at the Stores of, the linder'signed, ' Raisins, almonds, and walnut's iof superior quality, with .a choice selection of cigars, and groceries of every description. M. Asher, Lambton-quay. ''+'\r- SEEAR,, Carpenter and Builder, re- , VV • spectfully anndunces to the inhabitants of P^ort Nicholson, that lie has completed his "new jworksaops', arid is now ready to- give in. Tenders' : for the erection of Buildings. ' Maririers-stree^ Te Aro, Nov. 9. ' ". „. „ .R. BARNEJT, , „ Whitesmith, and, Farrier,,, „ , , THORNDON, IFXAX, : "\\< i;T>EGS to, inforniithe Public,Jthat heiwill, on Jp Monday, .February 13, commence business asabove in all its. branches, and hopes, by strict attention and' moderate charges, to merit a share of their patronage. ' - Having had .extensive experience in shoeing in one of ithe' principal sporting counties of England, he trusts to give satisfaction in that' 'branch of the business. , ' i Iron work of every description for agricultural ' implements, common arid spring carts, &c. &c, made to order, on the most approved principles, and on reasonable terms. Engines' .'and printing presses erected and •repaired.,It." Bamett, having also worked for a considerable period in the Chatham Dockyard, is perfectly conversant with all species of ship smithing." BELL HANGING, &C. ' Thorndon Flat, Port Nicholson, !Eebmary4, 1843. To be Sold or Let. 1 r ¥WQ. Wooden Houses, on theTinakore-road, X the ; second acre ■ from" 'Captain Smith's containing four, rooms and tv passage, each with zinc roofs, and in every respect well finished. Terms -^If sold, £150 for each house ; if let, £1 per week for each house. Apply to 1 James Watt. Nov. 27, 1841. Seeds. ON SALE, at the Gazette Office, in quantities to suit purchasers, the following seeds : — Sword long-pod bean, Lorg-pod bean, Speckled dwaif kidney bean, Broad bean, Horse bean, Scarlet runner, Early Warwick pea, Early Mazarine pea, Prussian blue pea, Nonsuch pea, Blue imperial pea, Spanish dwarf pea, Large cabbage lettuce, ' Drumhead cabbage lettuce, Battersea cabbage, Drumhead cabbage, , Red Dutch cabbage, • •Puller's early cabbage, Prussian white turnip, Yellow Swede turnip, Purple top Swede turnip, White stone turnip, , White horn turnip, Silver leaved beet, Red beet, Mangold Tvurtsel, Altringham carrot, Early horn carrot, Long orange, carrot, White mustard, Curled cfess, Long scarlet radish, White turnip radish, Red turnip radish, Strasb'urgh" onion, _ Brown Spanish onion, Parsnip, Curledi parsley, Green, curled endive Batavian endive, ' Leek, Asparagus, Sea kail, - : Globe savoys, Curled brocoli, ( „ • . ' ,Red solid celery and white celery, ' CaWa'ge' lettuce, ' ' ""• : Summer savory, .. :Winter savory, . • "'Wfftebeet, ", ' ' ',' ' Thyme, " /' ' • 'Brussels sprouts; • ' ' *<' i ' I, Borage,- <y i , '■• .> ; . <..>.;' Angelica. 1 ■ , ?-\ •-. ■ , - White selesjta lettuce, , , ' By'bwn arid -white g'bsa lettuce, ' ' Salsafy 1 ,'" 1 '• "'^ r •• ' <•■.-.• . ,J V, anal cabbage^; : i • ■>' ■ - r » >i i ' , -i-Sorell,. ,'■ , „..([! ' * '••• •! r - .' \ EenneJ,,' . , • , ,• ; Lavender, ' l , ' : 1 Ldng'prickly cucumber, ' ' ' "' ■ , ' Sweefrbi^il and bush basil, ■ - Hyssop, - aAj i „.,'■.'* Early cauliflower. Also a variety of flower seeds, both Colonial and English.