THE NEW ZEALAND ADVERTISER,

AND

Bay of Islands Gazette.

No. XXIV.] KORORAREKA, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1840. [Vol. I.

THE GAZETTE.

General Post Office,
Russell, New Zealand,
November 18th, 1840.

LIST OF UNCLAIMED LETTERS
now lying in this Office, in addition to those advertised in Gazette of 10th September last:—

Ariglino, Wm. A., at the Bluff
Barren, Nathaniel
Black, Thomas
Brown, Rebecca
Rockland, William (2)
Clitis, Mrs.
Campbell, John Logen
Dauvachelles, Mr. (2)
Foss, John (3)
Fowler, John, H. M. S. Vansittart
Grainger, John, Junr. (3)
Harris, Alexander
Henderson, James
Heyde Von der, Mr.
Holland, Thomas
Lane, J., Esq.
Lawson, George, [Shipwright,] (2)
Loweriston, J. R.
Lyon, Dennis
Mann, Michael
McLean, Mary Ann
McConnell, William
Moore, Thomas, Esq., H. M. S. Terror
Murrell, J. P., Wangaroa
Nickson, John, Salamander brig
Poidevin, Henry Francis
Poole, D., (2)
Smith, Thomas
Trotter, William
Valien, Mr. Charles, (2)
West, M. D.
Wilkins, Williams
Wood, Mr.
Wright, Captain, Louisa, (2)

S. E. GRIMSTONE,
Acting Postmaster.

In the Supreme Court of New South Wales.

Ecclesiastical Jurisdiction.
In the Goods of—
Salmon, David, of Montoroa,
Grey, Alexander, of Kororareka,
Peat, Captain George,

PURSUANT to the Rule of this Honorable Court, the Creditors of the above-named deceased persons who reside in New Zealand, are, on or before Saturday, the 30th day of Nov. inst., to come in and prove the same before me at my Office in Russell, or in default thereof they will be peremptorily excluded from all benefit arising from the said Intestate Estates.

GEO. COOPER,
Agent and Receiver of
Intestate Estates
Russell, 21st Sept., 1840.

TEN POUNDS REWARD!

WHEREAS a Silver, engine turned WATCH was abstracted from the House of Mr. G. Russell, on the Evening of the 18th instant, and presumed to be on the island,—this is to give Notice, that unless the said WATCH is returned to Mr. G. Russell within forty-eight hours from the publication of this Notice, the above Reward will be given to any person giving such information as will lead to the recovery of the said WATCH, and the person in whose possession it may be found, will be dealt with according to Law.

G. RUSSELL.

Sales by Auction.

CONTINUATION OF SALE.

THE SALE BY AUCTION OF MERCHANDISE
AT THE STORES OF
Messrs. HENRY THOMPSON & Co.
Will be continued and following days of the week.

19th Nov. WM. WILSON.

CATTLE SALE.

FOR SALE BY AUCTION,
By Mr. W. Wilson,
On Thursday 26th November, at 12 o'clock, at the Keri Keri

ABOUT TWENTY-FIVE Head of CATTLE, consisting of Cows, Bullocks, and Steers,
The Property of the Church Missionary Society.
Terms at time of Sale.
Refreshments will be provided, and a Boat will leave the Beach at nine o’clock, to convey intending Purchasers to the place of Sale.

IMPORTANT SALE.

FOR SALE BY AUCTION,
By Mr. W. Wilson,
At his Rooms, on Saturday the 20th November, at 11 o’clock,
Ex "Caroline",

FUNDS, ARRACK
5 Cases mustard
4 Casks brandy
1 Bale Blankets
40 Bags sugar
20 Boxes soap

Ex "Justine",
4 Tierces tobacco
9 Barrels rum, 25 o. p.

Ex "Achilles",
2 Tons Coir rope
19 Casks nails
30 Gross Lucifers
20 Dozen box hinges
Fancy Ironmongery
Also, 10 close Consignments

BREAD
Rope
Ironmongery
Bread
Loaf and other sugars.

Terms—Under £30, Cash; above that sum approved Bills at 3 months.

NOTICE,

THE Partnership of the Undersigned is this day dissolved by mutual consent, in consequence of Mr. WEAVELL’s intended return to Sydney, and to whom all claims are requested to be sent in immediately.

THOMAS SPICER
JOHN WEAVELL.
Kororareka,
Nov. 11, 1840.
Witness,
R. Scott Beckham.

MEDICAL HALL, KORORAREKA.

DR. DAVIES, Surgeon, takes leave to acquaint his Friends and the Public in general, that he has Removed his Establishment from the House he formerly inhabited to the late Residence of Mr. Benj. Turner, next door to the New Zealand Bank, and trusts, that constant attention to the duties of his Profession may merit a continuance of that support he has hitherto experienced.

SODA WATER, SEIDLITZ AND SODA POWDERS.
Dr. D. would be glad to treat with Parents and Guardians for an Articled PUPIL. A respectable well-educated youth could be accommodated in the House.
4th Nov., 1840.

REMOVAL.

Kororareka Warehouse—Auction AND Commission Rooms,

T. SPICER, begs to inform the Public, that he has opened the above House, two doors from the Stores of Messrs. G. T. Clayton & Co., and lately occupied by Mr. M. Brown, Tailor, where he has on hand every variety of Grocery, Haberdashery, Glass and Crockery ware. Wholesale and Retail.

T. S. will be glad to receive GOODS of any kind on Commission from those who may please to honor him with their commands. All Accounts will be settled with expedition.
Kororareka Beach,
Nov. 11, 1840.

The Undersigned has FOR SALE, on board the store ship "Tuscan", ex "Earl of Lonsdale" and other vessels, the following CHOICE ASSORTMENT of WINES and other Articles

Hock, Sauterne, Barsac, claret, bucellas, Port, Sherry and Moselle, in pints and quarts
Lemon and Raspberry Syrup
Rum in barrels, Tobacco, Cyder
Raisins, blankets, wine and liqueur glasses
Black and drab beaver and palm leaf hats
Spanish mahogany Bagatelle Boards

John J. Montefiore.
October, 1840.

FOR SALE,

By the Undersigned, on board the store ship "Tuscan", off Russell:—

Ribbon stout, pale and strong ales
Real Jamaica Rum, 30 o. p., in barrels
Rum in hhds., 20 o. p.
Square fig tobacco in tierces
Tobacco in tierces, kegs, baskets and bales.
Sugar in casks and mats
Rice, preserved meats, pickles
Ladies’, gentlemen’s and racing saddles
Large bowl pipes
Double barrel guns
Gin in half cases
Tents, lin'd and unlin'd
Spades, hoes and tomahawks.

Anderson, Scott & Co.
Sept. 3rd.