Just Imported,

At the Stores of the undersigned:

Brandy, Gin, Port wine, Sherry do., Claret, Bottled ale, Flour, Biscuit, Tea, Sugar, Tobacco, Coffee, Soap, Vinegar, Regatta shirts, stripe ditto, Flushing trousers, Ditto coatees, Calicoes, Navy blue prints, Fancy ditto, Canvass, Thread and cotton, Cotton handkerchiefs, Shawls, Silk handkerchiefs, Fowling pieces, Table knives and forks, Tomahawks, Carpenters' axes and adzes, Sailing axes, Rope of all sizes, Iron try pots, Painters' brushes, Dutch clocks.

And a great variety of other Goods, too numerous to mention.

MESSRS. WEAVELL.
11th June, 1840.

TIMBER.

THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING entered into the Timber Trade, begs to inform his friends and the public that he is now ready to enter into arrangements for the supply of one or more cargoes of spars or squared timber on reasonable terms.

G. MAIR.
15th June, 1840.

FOR Sale by private Contract, about 300 acres of Land, with an excellent House and Store, situate within a few minutes walk of Kororarika, having a good water frontage, and admirably adapted for carrying on an extensive business with the shipping. Further particulars may be learned on application to

MESSRS. SPICER & WEAVELL.
Kororarika, 13th June, 1840.

CAUTION—The Undersigned cautions the Public against trespassing or cutting Wood on his Land at Manawauru, known as Opnuga Bay.

JOHN J. MONTEFIORE.
Kopua, Russell, 15th June, 1840.

ON Sale by the Undersigned, on board the Store ship Tuscan, off Russell,

Flour, rice, sugar
English bottled ale and porter
Ditto ale and porter in bulk
Arrack, rum, preserved meats
Cedar boards, saddlery
Groceries,
Cambray, nicorneirs
And various other articles.

ANDERSON, SCOTT & CO.
Russell, June 19, 1840.

WANTED, a married agricultural Tanner, of good character, to rent on clearing Lease, or to take charge of an eligible Farm of 1000 to 4000 acres, about 80 miles from the Bay of Islands on which the family of the Proprietor may come to reside.

If a competent Tanner of reputable character, should one in may be allotted as part payment, after a period of service, or a portion of the above sold, containing arable ground and timber forest, if required by persons renting on clearing lease.

The object of the Proprietor being merely to nurse the property under respectable occupant for a few years, and to provide a reputable neighbourhood, none but persons with families, and of general farming experience, need apply.

Application to be made to

H. G. MAIR.
or to
WM. WILSON.

STORE NEAR THE PA.

WILLIAM WILSON begs to acquaint his friends and the Public, that his Store at the Pa is still carried on, where they can be supplied with GOODS of every description.

June 15, 1840.

FOR Sale by Private Contract, a valuable tract of Land, situated on the Kaihio River, Wangaroa, suited for agricultural purposes. Also, a few Acres of Land fronting the Harbour, suited for mercantile pursuits.—

Apply to

WM. WILSON.

To be let or Sold,

A portion of the Land at the Ananni

CONSISTING of from 500 to 5000 Acres, in every respect adapted for the purposes of Tanning or depasturing Cattle or Sheep. It has a fine river running through it, capable of admitting a vessel of from 10 to 15 tons. It is bounded by the Western Coast where there is some good Land, and a dry run for Sheep. The Land lies particularly well for the plough, being one continued flat, and free from stumps of trees or other impediments. There are about two miles of wood connected with it, fit for fencing and ordinary purposes, besides several patches of puriri.

The Title is as good as that of any Land in New Zealand can possibly be.

The distance from the Bay of Islands is about 80 miles by water or two days' journey over land.

The Proprietor proposes either to dispose of it as a whole, or in parcels of 200 acres, more or less, or to let it out as a cattle run or in small Farms.

Further particulars may be obtained upon application to

WM. WILSON.
Kororarika, June 17, 1840.

Victoria Hotel, KORORARIKA;

UNDER the superintendence of Jonathan Wyoc&f.—The Public Dinner on occasion of opening the above Hotel, is (on account of the House not being finished so soon as was expected,) unavoidably postponed for a week or two when due notice will be given.

The House consists of two dining-rooms and eight sleeping apartments, and contains every accommodation necessary to render it a place of desirable sojourn both to strangers visiting this locality and to other gentlemen or families who may not wish to enter immediately on a private residence.

An assortment of the best wines and other liquors has been laid in, and every attention will be paid to the comfort and convenience of those who may honour this House with their patronage.

June 21, 1840.

PAPER, pens, ink, account-books, pencils, slates, ink-stands, copy-books, and other stationery, on sale at the Office of this Paper. Kororarika, June 25.

FOR SALE, by MR. TURNER, the schooner, lower fore mast and new spars, two anchors and chains, and a quantity of iron. June 5.

For Sale by Private Contract,

FARMS at Orui, containing 445 and 101 Acres, well wooded and watered, and admirably adapted for Dairy Farms, lying within 15 minutes walk of the Beach, and exactly on the intended line of road from Russell to Kororarika.

For particulars apply to

MESSRS. SPICER & WEAVELL, Auctioneers.
11th June, 1840.

CAUTION.

THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY cautions the Public against trespassing, cutting or purchasing wood upon the following properties, viz:—

A valley at the back of the Victoria Hotel.
ALSO,

A portion of Land at the Waikati, running from the Company’s land to the land of Messrs. Green and Black.
ALSO,

A large portion of land at Uruti or Orougo.
ALSO,

A portion of land running from Ouo Rua, about half-a-mile on the coast to Pawa.
ALSO,

A large portion of land situated between Wangaroa and Mangonui, having about ten miles frontage and running back about five miles, named as follows:—

Toopo, Patu Kownta, Korowini, Mangoglm liu, Mourna Ringa Ringa, Halu Ku Rupa, Tara kia, Ora ewi, Rangi hi no no, Hooruto, Tiki nu ram, Matanihunili, Hooria, Waka Puka, Opoo, Pooka lohia, Ti ti Watiui, Wyrale, Wy hi hi, Terare, Tapoo roroa, Motiga Katia.

Any person found cutting wood or otherwise trespassing, will be prosecuted according to Law.

THOMAS SPICER.
20th June, 1840.

DIVINE service will be held next Sunday in Mr. McGregor's tent near the Bench, at 11 o'clock the morning and half-past six in the evening, when MR. will preach. June 25.

General Hospital.

PUBLIC MEETING will be held on Wednesday, July 8, at Wood's Hotel, to receive the report of the proceedings of the Provisional Committee.

WM. WILSON, Secretary.
Kororarika, June 25, 1840.

NOTICE.

ALL Persons having any claims or demands on the late Captain Davies are requested to present the same in Dr. Ford, or to

WM. WILSON.
25th June, 1840.