Inventory List

14 Hhds. Port wine
80 Box soap
8 Bales, bed, &c., blankets, glass
Bales shirts
10 Crate earthen ware, assorted
8 Hhds. wine
4 Quarter casks sherry
146 Bags dee
8 Cases Dunbar's bottled ale
Ditto ditto stout.
Case
Tons coals

Ex Victoria
2 Tierces tobacco
12 Cases cigars
146 Rolls tobacco
20 Bags flour
111 Bags 2d, do.
3 Tierces tobacco
9 Kegs ditto
100 Bags rice
60 Hhds. rum
3 Casks mustard in bottles
14 Hhds. and 1 crate earthenware, assorted

Ex Giraffe
1 Case hosiery
1 Bale white shirtings
9 Hhds. rum
18 Kegs tobacco
2 Bales pea and monkey jackets
2 Bales flushing trowsers
1 Bale Great coats
1 Case moleskin trowsers
1 Bale grey sheeting
1 Bale Navy blue prints
1 Bale handkerchiefs, assorted
1 Case fancy prints
1 Cask loaf sugar
48 Bags salt
10 Cases Gin
1 Bale woollen shawls
1 Case black hats
6 Cans turpentine
18 Cans paint oil
47 Kegs white lead
50 Kegs black paint
66 Bags fine flour
2 Cases claret
48 Bags rice flour
2 Hhds. Port wine.
And a variety of other Goods.

TERMS
For all purchases under £30, Cash; £30 and under £100, 3 months; £100 and under £200, 3 & 4 months; £200 and under £400, 3, 4, & 5 months; £400 and upwards, 3, 4, & 6 months, by approved endorsed Bills.

FOR SALE BY AUCTION

By Mr. W. Wilson,
At his Rooms, on Saturday, 11th instant,
at 11 o'clock.

Rice
Rum
Brandy
Bottled porter
Ale
Wine
Bread
Flour
Cheese
Butter
Soap
Candles
Blankets, Navy blue prints
Handkerchiefs
Waistcoats
Dress coats
Slap clothing
Blessing gowns
Loaf sugar, brown do.
Silk handkerchiefs
Shawls
Tobacco
Cigars
Rope, canvas, duck
Yorkshire hams
Tea
Ginghams, table cutlery
And a variety of other articles.
Terms at sale.

FOR SALE

At the Commercial Hotel, on Wednesday,
28th October, at 11 o'clock.

Chairs, Tables
Cart harness
Timber
Plough shares
One first-rate atorp
Harness oustes
Spades
Iron pots
Sofas
Stretchers
Mattresses
Pictures
Crockery and glassware
Flams
A large quantity of rum, gin, wine,
ale and porter
Kitchen utensils
Side board
A quantity of fire-wood
Terms at sale.

JUST LANDED, and on SALE at

W. Wilson's Rooms

Flour, tobacco; cigars; cheese; blankets; biscuit; butter; soap; waistcoats; dress coats;
Navy blue prints; ginghams; Valencia
checks; tea; sugar; wax candles; bottled
ale, wine and porter; gin in hhds., cases,
and half case; brandy in kegs and casks;
rum in hhds., barrels and pipes; Yorkshire hams; American do.; sugar nippers;
table cutlery; stationery; and a variety
of other Articles too numerous for insertion.

Just received ex "Lonsdale"

By the Undersigned.

1 DOZEN bottled ale and porter
Blankets, a large quantity
Print dresses
Trousers, various
Dungaree
Cotton shirting
Flannel
Navy blue prints
Candles dips and moulds
Boxes best English soap
Of perfumery and cigars
And various other articles.
JEFFREY & Co.
21st Oct.

FOR SALE

By the Undersigned, on board the store
ship "Tuscan", off Russell
Rum in barrels of 25 gallons
Tobacco in tierces and kegs
Port wine, in hhds. and qr. casks
Pages' bottled Port wine
Wardell's sherry wine
Champagne cyder
Bloom muscatel raisins
Bottled ale and porter in casks of 3
dozen
Half-pint tumblers, wine and liqueur
glasses
Oat Hhds. of heavy blankets, full size
Black and drab beaver and palm leaf
hats.
JOHN J. MONTEFIORE.
Sept. 3d.

THE UNDERSIGNED

Are prepared to purchase any extent
of Whalebone, either British or Foreign.
HENRY THOMPSON & CO.
July 29.

WANTED

A person who understands Books.
Apply to W. Wilson.
21st Oct.

WANTED

A pair of Sawyers and
Brick-makers for the Thames.
Apply to W. V. Brewer, Esq.
21st Oct., 1840.

FOR SALE

By the Undersigned, on board the store
ship "Tuscan", off Russell
Brown stout, pale, and strong ale
Old Jamaica rum, O. P., in barrels
Rum in hhds., O. P.
Square fig tobacco in tierces
Tobacco in tierces, kegs, baskets and
bales
Sugar in casks and mats
Rice, preserved meals, pickles
Ladies', gentlemen's and racing saddles
Large bowl pipes
Double barrel guns
Gin in half cases
Tents, lined and unlined
Spades, hoes and tomahawks.
ANDERSON, SCOTT & CO.
Sept. 3rd.

To Builders, &c.

Gentlemen engaged in Building
will save 50 per cent, by giving timely
orders, and stating the lengths and dimensions to suit their Buildings, to the undersigned, who can supply timber to any
extent.
BLACK & GREEN.
Opposite Russell.
Sept. 2nd, 1840.

NOTICE

The undersigned have this day entered
into Partnership as AUCTIONEERS and
GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS at
the Bay of Islands, New Zealand. The
Business will be conducted by Messrs.
WESTON & HOBSON, under the firm of
Simmons, Weston & Co.
ISAAC SIMMONS
THOMAS WESTON
WILLIAM HOBSON
Sydney, 1st July, 1840.

Messrs Simmons, Weston & Co.

Beg to inform Merchants, Captains of
Vessels, Shippers, and all parties concerned
with New Zealand, that having completed
their New and extensive Stores, at
the South end of the Beach, Kororarika,
they have commenced Business as AUCTIONEERS AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, and will be happy
to receive any instructions for the Sale of
Land, Merchandise, &c., with which they
may be honored.
In soliciting a portion of the public patronage, S. W. & Co. tender themselves,
that the experience they have attained by
many years practice in the profession in
the first House in Sydney, will be a sufficient guarantee of their knowledge of the
business, and capability of managing and
effecting any Sales of Merchandise, Land,
&c. with which they may be favored.
Kororarika, 7th Sept., 1840.

ADVERTISEMENT

We are glad to notice that Mr Michael
Frit-Banick, at the "Hobson Hotel",
has nearly completed a road sufficiently
wide for vehicles to pass to and from
Kororarika to Matavia Bay, without any
exception one of the prettiest and trust
owned spots in the Bay of Islands. This
was always a favored spot, and this Road
will give to Kororarika what has been long
and much wanted, namely, a sweet and
pleasant promenade after the hour of business. We long for the moon-light to done
in, which we anticipate many pleasant evening walks.—CORRESPONDENT.

TO SAWYERS

Brick makers, and Wood cutters.
CONSTANT employment and liberal
encouragement will be given to one
or two pairs of each, if steady men. Apply
to,
BLACK & GREEN,
Opposite Russell.
Sept. 2nd, 1840.