THE NEW ZEALAND ADVERTISER,

AND

Bay of Islands Gazette.

No. VIII.] KORORARIKA, THURSDAY, JULY 30, 1840. [Vol I.

THE GAZETTE.

GOVERNMENT NOTICE.

Colonial Secretary\'s Office, Russell, 22nd July, 1840.

SALE OF TOWN ALLOTMENTS.

AT Noon, of MONDAY, the 12th day of OCTOBER next, the COLONIAL TREASURER will put up to Auction, at the Colonial Office, Russell, the undermentioned Town Allotments, on the Terms authorised by the Government.

Further information respecting these Allotments may be obtained from the SURVEYOR GENERAL,—and respecting the Conditions of Sale from the COLONIAL TREASURER.

RUSSELL—Section 1—Allotments No. 1 to No. 23 inclusive each containing Half-an-Acre, more or less.
Section 2—Allotments No. 1 to No. 11 inclusive each containing Half-an Acre, more or less;

Full particulars of the above Allotments will be published on an early day.

Notice is hereby also given, that the Allotments in Section 3, 4, and 5 are open for selection, and may be applied for in the usual way, when they will be put up to Auction after having been measured and advertised according to the Government Regulations.

A Plan of the Town of Russell may be inspected, and every information obtained, on application to the Surveyor General.

By His Excellency\'s Command,
(For the Colonial Secretary.)
JAS. STUART FREEMAN.

FOR SALE BY AUCTION.

Messrs. Spicer & Weavell
AT THE VICTORIA HOTEL,
On Tuesday, 4th August, at 11 o\'clock
ALLOTMENTS of Land situate between Tapika and Wainhi, containing about one-and-a half acres each;
Two Allotments situate in the Watering Place, Kororarika.
Eight Allotments situate in the Township of Kororarika on the road to Onarus Reach, containing upwards of half an acre each, well-adapted for Buildings, Gardens &c.

Three Allotments adjoining the Victoria Hotel, with several other valuable Properties.

Terms at sale.

LAND SALE.

On Saturday next, August 1st, 1840, at 11 o\'clock,
Messrs. Spicer & Weavell
AT THE VICTORIA HOTEL.

In consequence of the inclemency of the weather; the Land advertised to be sold on Monday and Tuesday last, has been postponed to Saturday next, the 1st August, when Messrs. S. & W. will offer to Public Competition, &c., a desirable Properties from 200 to 500 acres; a number of Building Allotments in the Township of Kororarika; an excellent Store, &c., particulars of which will be given at sale.

Terms at sale.

SALE BY AUCTION.

WILLIAM WILSON, has the honor to inform the Heads of Families, Hotel Keepers and others, that he has received instructions from Mr. Harrington to bring to the hammer,
At his Rooms, on Wednesday, 5th August, at 11 o\'clock,

NINE Couches
Nine ditto with mattresses
One French polished superior dining table
Six ditto ditto
Three round tables
Fifteen cedar chairs
One child\'s ditto
Six cedar sashes
300 Feet cedar
Chests of drawers
A quantity of pickles
Watches, &c., &c.

Just landing from the Giraffe, and may be seen at the Rooms two days prior to the day of sale.
Terms at time of sale.

FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION,

By Mr. Wilson,
On THURSDAY, 13th AUGUST,
At his Rooms, at 11 o\'clock,
SEVERAL
ALLOTMENTS in the Township of NEW BRISTOL, on the Hokianga River. The Plan to be seen at Mr. W\'s. Auction Rooms.

TITLE GUARANTEED.
Terms at time of sale.

N. B.—Applications for other Allotments to be made in the above Township, to be made to C. B. BREWER, Esq., or to WM. WILSON.

TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION,

By Mr. Wilson,
At his Rooms, Kororarika, on Friday, July 31st, 1840,
(If not previously disposed of by Private Contract,)

SIXTEEN beautiful fluvial and Kaori timbered Farms of 150 Acres each, situated on the magnificent and navigable River Wainia, on the West coast of this, the Northern Island. Four of these Farms have frontage to the above-named River, whilst the remainder are situated in their immediate rear. The soil has been pronounced by recent Tourists in New Zealand, of the richest agricultural description, being of a deep rich alluvial deposit. These Farms, on this river, have the double advantage of two Ports for shipment; one where the Mongakahia disembogues itself into the bet an on the West coast, the other at the Port of Wanyaree on the east coast, equidistant between the Thames and Bay of Islands, with a level portage of twelve miles, between the head of Navigation of the Waifffu and the newly discovered port aforesaid of Wangaiee, a port in every way suited for vessels of any draught of water.

Title unexceptionable.—For further particulars and sight of the Plan, apply to C. B. Brewer, Esq., Kororarika.

In consequence of the state of the weather this week, the above sale is postponed to Saturday, August 8th.

CAUTION.

THE Undersigned deems it incumbent on him to Caution the Public against purchasing 16 Allotments of Land advertised to be Sold at Public Auction, by Mr. Wilson, on Friday, 31st July, situated on the Wairua River, the said Land having been purchased by the Undersigned of Mr. Powell,—who has received £94 on account of the said Land.
MANHEIM BROWN.
Kororarika, July 24, 1840.

CAUTION.

THE UNDERSIGNED,
CAUTIONS the public against giving credit to the Crew of the Bark Alexander Henry, as he will not hold himself responsible for the payment of the same.
JOHN EVANS,
COMMANDER.
Kororarika, July 21.

CAPTAIN BROWN, of the Plough Boy, cautions the Public against giving Credit to any of his sailors.
July 29.

ON SALE,

BY the Undersigned, on board the store ship Tuscan, off Russell, ex Giraffe:
240 Half cases gin
77 hhds. rum
38 tierces tobacco
41 Bales of do.
ANDERSON, SCOTT & Co.
July, 22.

ON SALE,

BY the undersigned, ex Giraffe, on board the store ship Tuscan, off Russell,—
Brazil tobacco, in baskets
Negrohead ditto in kegs
Port wine, in hhds. and qr. casks
London-bottled ale and porter
Port-wine in 1 and 2 dozen cases
Sherry do.—in 3 dozen cases
Bloom Muscatel raisins
Champagne Cider, in dozen cases
Lined great coals
RUM in barrels.
JOHN J. MONTEFIORE
July 22.

JUST Opened, and on SALE at Wilson\'s Auction Rooms, Musical boxes, seals, watch keys, chains, bracelets, studs, buckles, coral and jet ear-rings, broaches, snaps, habit hunks, tassels, agate boxes, Scotch snuff boxes, powder flasks, pistol flasks, oil bottles, pepper castors, shaving boxes, block seals, Fancy combs, tea spoons, razors,

BRITANNIA METAL WARE.

CONSISTING OF
Tea pots
Coffee pots
Cream-ewers
Lamps, cups, &c.
July 29, 1840.

DENNIS M\'CARTHY begs to inform the Public that he has a Boat regularly going to Paihia every day at 7 o\'clock in the morning, and from 5 to 6 in the evening.
Kororarika, July 29.