The New Zealand Advertiser,
AND BAY OF ISLANDS GAZETTE.
KORORARIKA: JULY 2, 1840.

The Sydney Herald of the 1st of June contains in a supplement the instructions of the Marquis of...

TO LET

TO LET,
A House and Premises, in the most eligible situation in Kororarika.
For particulars apply to Mr. M. Mair.
The house is situated, and from its proximity to the seat of Government must be considered a desirable one of no fitable description. To a respectable person possession can be given on the 1st of July.
Terms liberal, which may be known on application to
SPICER & WEAVELL.
June 25, 1840.

WANTED

WANTED, a married Agricultural Labourer of good character, to rent on clearing lease, or to take charge of an eligible farm of 1000 to 4000 acres, about 30 miles from the Bay of Islands on which the family of the Proprietor may continue to reside.
If a working farmer of reputable character, a small farm may be allotted as part payment, after a period of service, or a portion of the above sold, containing tillage ground and timber found, if required by parties retiring on clearing-lease.
The object of the Proprietor being merely to nurse the property under a respectable occupant for a few years, and to provide a respectable home for his own sons, their families, and of general farming experience, need apply.
Application to be made to
MR. G. MAIR.
or to
WM. WILSON.

Victoria

Victoria.
BELGRAVE TERRACE,
KORORARIKA.
WILL be opened on Monday next, July 6.
On Thursday the 9th instant, J. W. intends to have a Public Dinner; Tickets for which may be obtained at Mr. Lunn's and Mr. Spicer's, Kororarika. Dinner will be on the table at six o'clock.
The House consists of two dining-rooms and sleeping apartments, and contains every accommodation necessary to render it a place of desirable sojourn both to strangers visiting this locality and other gentlemen or families who may not wish to enter crowded hotels on 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 honor this House with their patronage.
June 2d, 1840.

FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION

FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION,
By Messrs. Spicer & Weavell,
On Friday, 10th July, at 12 o'clock,
100 Acres of land containing 100 acres, situated on the Keri Keri Creek, within 15 miles of the Beach, each allotment having the advantage of a never failing stream, lying surrounded with timber and fine wood.
11th June, 1840.

General Hospital

General Hospital.
A General Meeting will be held on Wednesday, July 1st, at Wood's Hotel, to receive the Report of the proceedings of the Provisional Committee.
WM. WILSON,
Secretary.
Kororarika, June 25, 1840.

NOTICE

NOTICE.
PARTIES desirous of contracting to build the projected HOSPITAL at Kororarika, are requested to send in their Tenders to the Committee without delay.
Plans and specifications may be seen at Mr. Kelly's Office.

ON SALE

ON SALE.
BY the undersigned, on board the store ship Tuscan, off Russell,
Tobacco, small leaf
Sherry, claret and Port wines
Fustians, vests, trousers
Black silk and bandanna handkerchiefs
Combs, carts, etc.
Hats, sheets, &c., &c.
JOHN J. MONTEFIORE.
July 1, 1840.

BOATS FOR HIRE

BOATS FOR HIRE.
DENNIS McCARTHY, in returning thanks to his numerous friends and patrons in the Bay of Islands, which he does most gratefully, begs to inform them and all others who wish to patronise a tradesman seeking to obtain a livelihood by following his own business, and conducting it with civility, punctuality and security, that he is at all times at their command, having three boats, well manned, kept neatly cleaned, and merely remunerating fares.
Dennis is anxious to assure his friends that he has no other business to occupy him or to prevent his bestowing his attention on his employers, and he hopes that this circumstance will always secure to him that degree of public favor he has so abundantly enjoyed.
1st July, 1840.

WANTED

WANTED, at the Office of this paper, A PRESSMAN, to whom liberal wages will be given.

ON SALE

ON SALE.
BY the undersigned, on board the store-ship Tuscan, off Russell,
Bottled ale and porter in 6 and 3 doz. casks
Real Jamaica rum, o.p. in barrels and in bottles, n.p.
Square tin tobacco in tierces, 115 to the lb.
Rice, flour, bread.
Preserved meats, pickles
Ladies', gentlemen's and racing saddles
Large bowl pipes
New Zealand cured pork
Double-barrel guns
Tents, line-land refined
ANDERSON, SCOTT & Co.
July 1, 1840.

New Zealand Banking Company

New Zealand Banking Company.
A GENERAL MEETING of the Subscribers will be held at the BANK on TUESDAY next, at 12 o'clock, to receive the Report of MR. THOMPSON.
A Meeting of the Provisional Committee will be held at the BANK on FRIDAY next, at 12 o'clock.
D. POLLEN, Hon. Sec.
Kororarika, July 1.

NOTICE

NOTICE. A Meeting of the Landowners and Residents of Kororarika, to be held at the Bank, is called for Monday next, the 6th instant, to receive the Report of the Committee appointed last Monday to gain information on the subject of the Meeting then held.
June 30.