THE NEW ZEALAND ADVERTISER, AND Bay of Islands Gazette.

No. IV.] KORORARIKA, THURSDAY, JULY 2, 1840 [Vol. 1.

THE GAZETTE.

GOVERNMENT NOTICE.

Colonial Secretary's Office, July 1, 1840.

THE LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR desires it to be notified, that the Lands of Mangonui have been purchased for Her Majesty the Queen, and he therefore cautions the Public against building, cutting timber, or trespassing thereon.

Those persons who may have established themselves on those lands either by building, or enclosing grounds for cultivation, will be permitted to hold such tenements or lands undisturbed until the Commission to be hereafter appointed shall decide upon the respective parties.

All who desire the privilege of cutting down timber on the said Lands, may obtain permission for a limited period from the LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR on payment of a small Fee by way of acknowledgment.

Given at Mangonui, this 24th day of June, 1840.

By His Excellency's Command,
JOHN JOHNSON, J. P.,
Acting Police Magistrate.

SALES BY AUCTION.

FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION,

At the Rooms, Kororarika, on Saturday, the 4th instant, at 12 o'clock, (for the benefit of those concerned,)

THE WRECK

of the cutter AQUILLA, as she now lies at Paroa Island, together with the trade, stores, anchors, cables, &c., &c.

2nd July, 1840.

To be sold by Public Auction,

At the Rooms, on Monday, 6th July, at 11 o'clock,

CHAIRS, camp stools
Bacon
Pork
White lead
Ale
Nails
Saws, musket, knives
Canvass boxes, wine.

Terms at sale.

MESSRS. SPICER & WEAVELL.
1st July, 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 Urati or Orougo.

ALSO,

A portion of land running from Ono Roa, about half a-mile on the coast to Pawe.

ALSO,

A large portion of land situated between Wangarun and Mangonui, leaving about ten miles frontage, and running back about five miles, bounded as follows:—

Toopo, Matakunihi, Palu Kowafa, Hooria, Koroowiti, Waka Puka, Moigoglin liu, Opoo, Mauma Ringu Ringa, Pooka Hohia, Watu Ka Rupa, Ti ti Wanui, Tara ka, Wy rare, Oia ewi, Wy hi hi, Rangi hi Motto, Teiare, Huonato, Tapon rovoa, Tiki mi rara, Mongu kahia.

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

THOMAS SPICER.
20th June, 1840.

FOR SALE, at Mr. TURNER’S, Kororarika Beach, lower rigging, lower mast and bowsprit, two anchors and chains, and a large quantity of coil.

June 25.

PAPER, pens, ink, account and memorandum books, slates, inkstands, copy-books, and other stationery, on sale at the Office of this Paper.

Kororarika, June 25, 1840.

For Sale by Private Contract,

FARMS at Urati, containing 485 and 101 Acres, well wooded and watered, and admirably adapted for Dairy Farms, being within 45 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.

JUST IMPORTED,

AND now on Sale at the Stores of the undersigned,

Rum, Brandy, Gin, Arrack, Peppermint, Port wine, Sherry do., Claret, Bottled ale, Flour, Biscuit, Rice, Cheese, Tea, Sugar, Tobacco, Coffee, Salt, Vinegar, Regatta shirts, stripe ditto, Flushing trousers, Ditto coattees, Calicoes, Navy blue prints, Fancy ditto, Canvass, Duck, Threads and cotton, Cotton handkerchiefs, Shawls, Silk handkerchiefs, Fowling pieces, Table knives and forks, Tomahawks, Carpenter’s axes and adzes, Falling axes, Rope of all sizes, Poultry pots, Painter’s brushes, Dutch clocks,

And a great variety of other Goods, too numerous for insertion.

SPICER & WEAVELL.
11th June, 1840.

FERRY BOAT.—The Public are respectfully informed, that they can always be accommodated with a Boat on hire, by applying to Thomas Jones, at Mr. Wilson’s, Auctioneer.

June 23, 1840.

FOR SALE by Private Contract, about 300 acres of Land, with an excellent house and Store, situate within 10 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.

BUILDING ALLOTMENTS.

For Sale by Private Contract,

BUILDING ALLOTMENTS in the first section of the town of Kororarika.

For particulars apply to
MESSRS. SPICER & WEAVELL.