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New Zealand Gazette and Wellington Spectator, Volume IV, Issue 336, 27 March 1844, Page 1

All the stock and produce intended to be shew, to be at Hunter's Stock-yard, Te Aro, on or before 10 o'clock in the morning of the gay of exhibition. The Yard will fee open to the public at 12 o'clock. bon-subscribers admitted to the Shotc on payment of one shilling each. The Subscribers and their friends will dine at the Ship Hotel (Fuller's), Te Aro, on tho day of the exhibition. The President in the chair. Dinner on the table 5 o'clock. Tickets 55., not including wine, t<> be had at the bar of the Hotel, at the Gazette Office, or from the Secretary. Charles Clifford, Honorary Secretary. Wellington, March U, 1844. £?ew Zealand Society of London. HAVING been deputed by the Member of this Society to request the formatibn of a Local Committee to correspond with the parent Society in London, such settlers as feel convinced that the Society has been established for useful purposes, and for promoting the best interests of the Colony, are requested to leave their name at my office on or before the 31st instant, after which an early day will be fixed for meeting to appoint a Committee. Arthur T. Holhotd. Te Aro, March 16, 1844. Scotch Church. IT is respectfully requested that all parties who have not yet paid their subscribtions towards the erection of the Scotch Church, will do so at their earliest convenience to the Rev. J. M-ACFARLANE. March 18, 1844 GOVERNMENT NOTICE.^ Annual Licensing Meeting. A GENERAL MEETING .of the^JusuVes of the. I'eaco for (fown ar.d District of PortJNichrilson, will be holden at the Police Oliice, Wellington, on the first Tuesday in the month of April next, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, for the purpose of taking into consideration applications for Licences for the sale of spiriLuous liquors, vine, ale, and beer, in accordance with the provisions of the Ordinance 5 Victoria, Session 11., No. 12. Alfred R. Chetham, Clerk to the Ben«h. Police Office, Wellington, March 8, 1844. Doiron and Mackay. DOIRON AND MACKAY, Chronometer Watch Makers and Jewellers, beg most rftgpectfully to inform the inhabitants of Wellington and its vicinity, that they have commenced business in the house formerly occupied by Mr. M'GREGOR, Lambton Quay, where, by strict attention lo business, moderate charges, and superior workmanship, they hope, to claim a share of public patronage, which it shall be their constant study to merit. Chvonometer, Duplex, Geneva, Lever, and vertical watches, musical boxes, &0., carefully cleaned and repaired on the sheitest notice. Wedding Rings made lo order. March 22, 1844. A Servant wanted. WANTED, in a small family, a servant girl who is competent to act as Cook. Apply at tht Office of this paper. March 22, 1844. DANCING AGADEMY, Exchange, Te Aro, under the direction of Messrs. Marriott and Hatterslev, every Tuesday and Friday Evenings. • Terms at looms, to commence at half-past 7 o'clock. March 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, 1841. fF^HK Nehtm Examiner and New Zealand X Chronicle (published at Nelsqn,) is regularly transmitted to Wellington, and. may. b» had at the oflice of this paper. .' . The Nelson Examiner will be found tn.-excel-lent medium for advertisers. Terms for the paper, t6ii shillings per quartc payable in advance. ' '" -- Orders for the paper and advertisements received at the Oflice of this^ap'cr.