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New Zealand Gazette and Wellington Spectator, Volume IV, Issue 329, 2 March 1844, Page 1

frivolous excuses, it will be competent for the undersigned to decline to receive Tenders from them at any future period. Persons desirous of Tendering are requested to apply at the Commissariat Office at the station, when they will be furnished with forma of Tender, and any other information they may require. ■ ' G. D. Lardner, D. A. C. G. Wellington, February 9, 1844. B. LEVY, Chronometer, Clock, & Watch Maker, LAMBTON QUAY, ID ESPECTFULLY informs the inhabitant of XV Wellington that he has opened in the above line, and trusts by assiduous attention, combined with moderate prices, to merit public patronage. Watch glasses fitted. February 20, 1844. Fresh Pork. ON SALE, at the premises of the undersigned, fresh Pork, of the best quality, from 4d. to sd. per m. Prime salt pork. R. Wallace, Willis-street. February 9, 1844. Messrs. HOLROYD and HART, Notaries Public, - TE ARO, WELLINGTON. September 4, 1843. Seeds. A VERY SUPERIOR and valuable assortment of fresh Seeds just received, the first of a regular supply, now on sale at the Office of this Paper by the undersigned, in quantities to suit purchasers : — Fine seed peas, seven varieties, Do. do. broad beans, three varieties, Do. do. horse beans, Do. do. scarlet runners and French beans, Do. do. spring wheat, tares, and oats, Round and prickly spinach, Long scarlet and turnip radish, Rhubard, white and red beet and mangold wui tzel, Carraway, Dill and Burnet, Sea cale, asparagus, carrot, and parsnip, English leek and onion, Spanish do. Vegetable marrow and long prickly cucumber, Cauliflower, endive, and celery, Virginnia tobacco, mignionette, and sweet peas, All sorts of garden and field cabbage, Do. do. do. turnip, All sorts of lettuce, salad, and, brocoli, All sorts of lupins and nasturtiums, All sorts of sweet herbs, One hundred choice varities of flower seeds, A very valuable assortment of fresh choice grasses for gentlemen's lawns and agricultural purposes, Cabbage, brocoli, rhubard, onion, leek, lettuce plants, &c, now ready to be transplanted, raised from sample^ of these seeds. W. Moody. October 6, 1843. Meat Company. TE 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 earned 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. Flyobb, Manager. November 23, 1842. 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, Prints of Wellington, Plans of Nelson in Sheets, Plans of Country Land at Wellington, Plans of the Town of New Plymouth. September 19, 1543. Meat Company. BUTTER ALWAYS on hand, and to be had; whole r sale and retail, at the lowest market price, a large supply of the celebrated -Cow? pasture and Terawitte Dairy Butter, ' . •.\ m f{ W. Fe^ger^ Manager. < /CHARTER PAP*TlES,foriale : attas <Ba)cfiti§ \S Office, ... * . ■ :tyj :'».».;.