ON SALE

BY the undersigned, ex Giraffe, on board the store ship Tuscan, off Russell.

• Basil
• Baskets
• Mpit. ill. kygoV
• 14 hhds. and qr. casks
• Loud bottled ale and porter
• Port wine in 1 and 2 dozen cases
• Sherry do. in 3 dozen cases
• Bloom Muscatel raisins
• Champaigne Cider, in 1 dozen cases
• Lined great coats
• Rum in barrels.

John J. Montefiore. July 22.

JUST OPENED

And on SALE at Wilson’s Auction Rooms, Musical boxes, seals, watch chains, bracelets, studs, clickles, corn 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 20, 1840.

ON SALE

BY the Undersigned, on board the store ship Tuscan, off Russell.

• Brown stout, pale and strong ales
• Real Jamaica rum, 5 o. p. in barrels
• Rum in hhds. 2 o. p.
• Square fig tobacco in tierces, 18 to the lb.
• Sugar, rice, flour, bread
• Preserved meats, pickles
• Ladies’, gentlemen’s and racing saddles
• Large bow pipes
• New Zealand cured pork
• Double barrel guns
• Tents, lined and unlined

Anderson, Scott & Co. July 1, 1840.

THE UNDERSIGNED

Are now landing, and have for SALE, (by Wholesale) the principal part of the ship Chelydra’s Cargo; also, Merchandize ex Transfer and Diana, viz:—Black and green Tea, sugar, arrack, gin in cases and hhds., ale and porter in bottle, Port and sherry wines, in bottle, 1st and 2nd quality Flour, brown and fine biscuits, square fig Negrohead tobacco, sheet lead, 9, 10 and 11 quarter blankets, buckskins, cloths, ginghams, drills, ducks, canvas, Valentia checks, hats, coarse and fine clothing, boots and shoes, glass, pilots, oils, glassware, earthenware, iron pots, carpenter’s tools, 1-4th motion and 1-6th motion beer or spirit engine, complete, in mahogany cases, nails, cutlery, butter, great coats, striped cotton shirts, oilcloths for flooring, fine oil cloth table covers, tin ware, metal ware, ivory handled knives and forks, in sets of 50 pieces, Lucifer matches, worsted and cotton stockings and socks, silk Bandanas, carpeting, muslin dresses, trifolium seeds, stocks, 3-bushel bags, cheese, hams, fine salt, ironmongery, canvas tents, lined.

Two four-roomed screw houses, 18 feet by 18 feet, made in England, boarding and every thing complete; Six four-roomed houses in frame, 30 feet by 24 feet, made in New South Wales, with shingles, glass, cedar doors, cedar window frames and sashes, locks, keys and hinges; six two-room houses in frame, 20 feet by 18 feet, made in New South Wales, with shingles, &c., same as above.

Henry Thompson & Co.

Dennis McCarthy 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.

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
• 4L Bales of do.

Anderson, Scott & Co. July 22.

JUST RECEIVED

Ex Giraffe, and on sale at the Stores of the undersigned, a great variety of STATIONERY, consisting of Account Books, Bill books, paper, and blotting ditto, and a few miscellaneous Works, consisting of:

• Johnson’s Dictionaries
• Life of Nelson
• Ditto Hannah Moore
• Ditto Paley
• Burn’s Works, &c., &c.

W. Wilson. July 22.

THE UNDERSIGNED

ARE prepared to purchase to any extent, Black Oil, Sperm Oil, and Whalebone, either British or foreign.

Henry Thompson & Co. July 29.

WANTED, a Man and his Wife to take charge of a Farm within one mile of Kororarika. Terms liberal. For particulars, apply to T. Spicer. July 29.

WANTED, a Man and his Wife as House Servants. Apply to T. Spicer. July 29.

WANTED, a few good Brick Makers. Apply to T. Spicer. July 29.

WANTED, a few good Wood Cutters or Labourers, to whom constant employment will be given. Apply to T. Spicer. July 29.

WANTED, a pair of Brickmakers to whom constant employment will be given.—Apply to W. Wilson, Auctioneer. July 5, 1840.

WANTED,—a Farming Man, who understands the management of Cattle. Wages liberal. Apply to C. J. Mair, Wahapu. August 5th, 1840.

RUSSELL HOTEL, NEAR RUSSELL.

THE undersigned respectfully informs his Friends and the Public, that comfortable Accommodation for Private Families, may be obtained at the above Hotel, on reasonable terms.

W. H. Tibbey.

NOTICE.—W. H. Tibbey, begs to inform the Inhabitants of the Bay of Islands, that on Monday next he intends starting a very excellent Ferry Boat, to ply between Russell and Kororarika, to leave Russell every morning at 8 o’clock, and Kororarika, at 4 o’clock, P. M.

Russell Family Hotel, 6th August, 1840.

NOTICE.—The Creditors of Captain Richard Harvey, late of Kororarika, are requested to meet at the Office of Mr. C. B. Brewer, on Tuesday, the 11th instant, at 12 o’clock.

August 5, 1840.

Baking Establishment.

MESSRS. W. J. & Company, respectfully inform the inhabitants of Kororarika and the Bay of Islands, that they have opened those newly erected Premises; in Front of the Beach, between Messrs. Edney and Hemminus and Mr. Johnson’s, where they intend carrying on business as BAKING and BISCUIT BAKERS and PASTRY COOKS in all their departments.

Messrs. W. J. & Co. trust, that by producing a good article and paying particular attention to those who may honor them with their patronage, they may merit a portion of public favor.

N. B.—Always on hand a large stock of Flour, at reasonable prices.

Dinners baked every day.

Kororarika, Bay of Islands, 4th August, 1840.

NOTICE

Divine Service will be performed (until further notice) on Sunday’s, in the large Room at the back of Mr. Jones’s, when Mr. Quaife will preach in the morning at eleven, and in the evening at half-past six.

CAPTAIN BROWN, of the "Boyd" cautions the Public against giving Credit to any of his sailors. July 20.

TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION

By C. B. Brewer. At his Rooms, Kororarika, on Saturday 8th August, 1840, (If not previously disposed of by Private Contract,)

SIXTEEN beautiful alluvial and Kaori timbered Farms of 120 Acres each, situated on the magnificent and navigable River Wairua, on the West coast of this, the Northern Island. Four of these Farms have a 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 Mouoakahia disembogues itself into the ocean on the West coast, the other at the Port of Wangaree 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 Wairua and the newly discovered port aforesaid of Wangaree, a port in every way suited for vessels of any draught of water.

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

The New Zealand Advertiser, AND BAY OF ISLANDS GAZETTE.

KORORARIKA: AUGUST 6, 1840.

Since our last publication we have read Sir George Gipps’s speech in answer to Mr. Wentworth, in the Colonist of the 11th July. The combatants on both sides of the question are giants in legal argument. We certainly admire both speeches, opposed as they are to each other, for their tact and research. However, the question debated is of too much importance to allow much opportunity for admiration.—We cannot say whether we should have felt inclined to enter on the arena, if one most momentous view of the case had not been nearly overlooked by all parties.—The grand defect on the side of Mr. Wentworth is, that he must be regarded as reasoning in protection of his own interests. The mere fact that he assumes to Own twenty millions of acres of land in this country, neutralizes, in the view of the Legislative Council, almost the entire effect.