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New Zealand Gazette and Wellington Spectator, Volume IV, Issue 323, 10 February 1844, Page 1

For Valparaiso and London, s/±fexL; rp HE fine fast sailing A.I. barque Se-JBL J- HIMALAYA, /4fi|Eß^ 447 tons, H. Burn commander, mßttSßm w *^ s on ** le i nstan *- Has very superior accommodations for cabin and steerage passengers, and carrying an experienced Surgeon, affords a most eligible opportunity for parties proceeding to the above ports. For freight or passage, apply to the commander on board, or to RIDGWAYS, GIJYTON, & Co. February 6,1844. Important and Eligible Investment. TO BE SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, in consequence of the present proprietor retiring ; THE VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PREMISES held at a low ground rent, comprising the SHIP HOTEL in Manners-street, Wellington, well situated, and in every respect suitable for commanding a first-rate business ; the adjoining premises in the occupation of Mr. Murch and Mr. Minifie, sublet to them at ground rents; two cottages attached, and the spacious and elegant THEATRE, recently erected at great expence in the rear of the Hotel. An enterprizing capitalist would find in this property an opportunity for investment rarely to be met with, and which must prove a source of wealth to the purchaser. Further particulars may be obtained on opplication to Mr. Fuller, on the premises, or to Messrs. Holroyd and Hart, solicitors, Te Aro. December 30, 1843. To Let, ready Furnished, with immediate possession, rpHE HOUSE in Manners Street, now in JL the occupation of the undersigned, consisting of drawing, dining, and bed room, kitchen fitted with excellent range and dresser?, and servants room attached, together with a store room and wine cellar. Also an enclosed court, furnished with a pump of good water, a two-stalled stable, and a very convenient out-house. The house is bricked round, and the interior lias been newly papered and painted. The furniture is nearly new, and the rooms fitted with convenient grates. Terms on application to William Fitzherbert. January 16, 1844. Wairau Massacre. RECEIVED this day from Nelson, and on Sale at this Office, a supplement containing a most valuable account of the Wairau Massacre. " Gazette " Office, January 23, 1844. Cheap Paints. WNORGROVE, Plain and Ornamental • House and Sign Painter, Plumber and Glazer, Lambton Quay, has for sale :—: — Read's Anti corrosion for shingles, weather boards, Agricultural implements, &c, white and red lead, oil and colours, varnish, glue, whiting, &c. Wholesale and retail at the lowest prices. Colours of every description ftr Artists, &c. January 11, 1844. Wanted, A STEADY, industrious, middle-aged woman as housemaid. None need apply without a good character. Application to be made to Barrett's Hotel. February 5, 1844. To be Sold Cheap. A COTTAGE, pleasantly situated, containing sitting-room, bed-room, and kitchen, with a well cultivated garden. For further particulars, apply to Mr. Roe, at the Gazette office. February 6, 1844. To Gentlemen intending to enter into the profitable pursuit of Grazing and Breeding Stock, for which the fertile Islands of New Zealand are so peculiarly adapted. n^HE undersigned beg to inform their friends X and the public generally, that they will contract for the delivery of the following description of Stock, in any Port of the Islands i of New Zealand: — Horned cattle (improved breeds) of all descriptions, Horsesj from the best English and Arab studs, suitable, for racing, saddle, or harness j and breeding mares, ■ • Pure Saxon and merino ewes, . Half-bred Leicester and merino ewes/ particularly adapted, for this country, .as they unite weight of carcass with fineness of wool, j The undersigned can accommodate purchasers of their Stock with extensive grazibg ; nms, within 100 miles of this Port. ' - - W. B. Rhode& and. Co.