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New Zealand Gazette and Wellington Spectator, Volume IV, Issue 318, 24 January 1844, Page 4

To Capitalists and Store Keepers. FOR SALE, AN EXCELLENT weather boarded general store, with dwelling-house and kitchen attached, doing a good business, and in the best part of Town. Stock of goods to be taken at a valuation. This isafirstrate opportunity forasmall capitalist to commence business. For particulars, apply to Waitt and Tyser. Wellington, January 5, 1844. ON SALE at the Office of this paper :— Keys of the Town of New Plymouth, Plans of Country Land round Wellington, in case, Plans of Nelson, in ca3e, | Copies of the New Zealand Journal, 1842, complete, bound, Chapman's Portfolio, bound, Prints of Nelson, I Prints of Wellington. Plans of Nelson in Sheets, Plans- of Country Land at Wellington, Plans of the Town of New Plymouth. September 19, 1843. On Sale, THE NEW ZEALAND PORTFOLIO, conducted by H. S. Chapman, (of the Middle Temple,) Barrister-at-Law. No. I. — A Letter to the Right Hon. Lord Stanley, Secretary of State for the Colonial Department, " On the Administration of Justice in New Zealand." No. II. — Letter to John Abel Smith, Esq., M.P., " On the Advantages which would accrue to English Capitalists from the establishment of a Loan-Company for New Zealand, similar to the Australian Trust Company." No. 111. — "An Address to the New Zealand Land Proprietors resident in the United Kingdom, on several matters of importance to their interests." No. IV. — " On the Financial condition 6f j New Zealand," by Charles Terry, Esq., F.R.S., F.S.A. " ! No. V. — 1. " Observations on facilitating Emigration to New Zealand, by means of Moderate Charges for Chief and Fore-Cabin Passages." In a Letter to Joseph Somes, Esq. &c. &c. By H. S. Chapman. 2. " A Letter on Banking in New Zealand." By Arthur T. Holroyd, Esq. No. VI. — " Observations on the Advantages of a Representative Assembly for New Zealand." General title and introduction to the Series. PRICE SIXPENCE. Gazette Office, Sept., 1843. Meat Company. BUTTER ALWAYS on hand, and to be had, wholesale and retail, at the lowest market price, a large supply of the celebrated Cow-, pasture and Terawitte Dairy Butter. W. Flyger, Manager. October 27, 1843. Meat Company. THE UNDERSIGNED, having been appointed Manager of the Meat Company, begs to announce that a regular supply of beef, mutton, and pork may always be depended upon at this establishment. As this Company purposes selling at the lowest prices at which it is found the meat can be afforded, the undersigned is only authorized to give very limited credit, and has been ordered to stop all accounts which are not paid upon demand. The business of the Company is carried on in their new building, erected between France's Hotel and the head of the Bay, and nearly opposite to Mr. Lyon's Store. W. Flyokr, Manager. November 23, 1842. Meat Company. VEGETABLES. SHIPPING and Families can )»e regularly supplied with all descriptions of vegetables. W. Flyger, Manager. September 29, 1843. Meat Company, AN APPRENTICE to the business is wanted. For particulars, apply on tbc premises. W. Flyqer, Manager. September 29, 1843. "*TSr ANTED, by the undersigned, Tenders! W for the delivery of Flax leaf at Kai Warra; it must be in convenient si^ed bundles, the leaves sound, and within three irjehes of j equal lengths in each bundle. Tenders must j specify the quantity per week that the parties can deliver. \ Kenneth Mathieson. Kai Warra, Dec. 12, 1843. $5 Reward. ! A REWARD of £6 will be given for the discovery of the persons who are in* the habit of stealing from the back of the garden of the undersigned," in Murphy Street. T. M. Partridge.