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9 At the Stores of the Undersigned :• SUPERIOR Margeaux Claret in I do/, cases, •* Cheny Brandy in pints, «• Port and Sherry in bottles «« Devonshire Cider in 3 doz cases, « Elliott's Forter in hhds. *• Burron Ale, in barrels, *• Cape-Wine, in half pipes , qr. casks, and bottled, Coal and Stockholm Tar, in cask, or by the gallon. Pitch, do. JOHN SCOTT, Shorthand Crescent. November 3, 1843. BY the undersigned, a small invoice, consisting of 6 BARRELS of Stockholm Tar, 2 ditto, Pitch, 2 ditto. Coal Tar, and 214 Mats of Salt. ED WARD RICH. Queen Street, i October, 17, 1843. $ JTust Pw&Mshetl, PRICE, TWO SHILLING AND SIXPENCE, NEW-ZEALAND, A POEM IN THREE CANTOS. BY R. C. JOPLIN. S there are only a few Copies left, early application is necessary. Apply at the "Chronicle" Office. TO MISSIONARIES, AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY. Jl*om is J*ubHsHed 9 In the Maori Language, THE MORNING and EVENING SERVICE of the CHURCH OF ENGLAND, together with a portion ofnhe HYMNS. The Publisher will sell the above at the low price of One Shilling, each. An allowance made to purchasers of 25 copies and upwards. Sold by John Moore, Printer, Auckland. Nov. 8,1843. TO SMALL CAPITALISTS. O be Sold remarkably Cheap, a ■SSfIAILIL 'JMI&HI3 ore the Tamaki, (about 7g acres). There are also three Allotments in the Village of Tamaki, with good water Frontages, at the very low price of Sevew Pounds an Allotment! This is an opportunity that ought to be embraced by any person having a few pounds to spare as it is not likely such another may ever offer itself again. For further particulars apply to JOHN MOORE, Printer. Oct, 10th, 1843. LAWS OF NEW ZEALAND. be had at the "CHRONICLE" . OFFICE, Chancery Street, the following ORDINANCES, as passed the Legislative Council of New Zealand during the last Session, either singly or bound up together. Stationary, Cards, Receipt and Cheque Books, Promissory Notes, Bills of Exchange, the minutes of the Proceedings of the Legislative Couccil, the Estimates for 1843, Orders and Regulations of the Supreme Court of New Zealand, Rules touching the Administration of Estates and Effects of persons Deceased, Custom House forms of all kinds, Lawyer's forms of every description. A few numbers of the Government Gazette, (he Auckland HeraM, and the Auckland Standard*

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Auckland Chronicle and New Zealand Colonist, Volume 2, Issue 15, 15 November 1843, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 Auckland Chronicle and New Zealand Colonist, Volume 2, Issue 15, 15 November 1843, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 Auckland Chronicle and New Zealand Colonist, Volume 2, Issue 15, 15 November 1843, Page 1

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