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Auckland Chronicle and New Zealand Colonist, Volume 2, Issue 32, 14 March 1844, Page 1

Odd Fellows. THE Brothers of this order are apcrially invi= ted to attend their Lodge on TUESDAY EVENING NEXT, at half-past seven, on business of great importance. GEORGE BUCKINGHAM, N. G. Just Received AND ON SALE; .AT; THIS ' A LARGE assortment of Account Bi Ruled Paper, Foolscap and Post, Pocket Books tilled with Blank Paper. Blue Writing Ink, &o. ico. Which will bo sold cheap, Chronicle Office, February 14,1844. To Land Claimants. H. R, CRETNAY, BEGS leave to inform his friends and the public, that, as now at last the Government have determined to place themselves in a position to satisfy the awards of the coramisI in favour of all Claimants whose demand, have been adjusted, lie will be most happy to offer his agency to all parlies desirous of effecting parchase or exchange. From the commencement of the settlement of the Colouy, H. R. C. has been in possession of informati ilie Surveys and, otln-r publio documents of the Colony, which will enable him to guide the choice of the purchaser, whether in Towo, Suburban, or County sections. H. R. C. has the pleasure to inform the Claimants that the Letter of inductions from His Excellency the Governor to the Surveyors is of the most liberal nature, —that every facility of choice is to be afforded, and no stint in the measurement, It instructions are given to the advertiser of the the amount awarded, and the district desired for purchase or exchange, every reliance maybe placed upoD his skill aud integrity io making the selection. Information will be afforded to personal applicants at THE AUCTION MART, Queen Street Claimants should be aware that a written ■ ity, to act in favour of the agent, is necessary, the signature to which must be properly attested, Auckland, Feb. 26, 1844. Jlotice. HAVING commenced business as butcher, in QUEEN STREET, where he will keep a good supply of the best Beef, Mutton and Polk, and pay great attention to cleanliness, respectfully solicits a «haro of public patronage. Auckland, March 7tb 1844. JOHN MOORE takes this opportuntty of returning his sincere thanks to those gentetuen who have patronised him since his commencement in business, and has to assure them that nothing sha be wanting on his part to secure a con turn mice of those favours. J. M., Has raucli petantl in informing the inhabitants of A urklaiid, that far tin purpose, of carrying on sjusinetf with the greatest faciity in a the various DEPARTMENTS OF Letter Press Printing, HI HAS MADE IN THE PRIITIIG OFFICE) • AND HAS RESOLVED ON REDUCING TIM; PRICES Wtventy per Cent ! FOR EXECUTING AE)WIKTO§(II^EIRfIT§ 8 AND MISCELLANEOUS PRINTING. Every variety of Large and Small dFattcp Cgptt Have been procured. It may perhaps ikewise be stated, that, with regard to expedition this Establishment cannot be surpassed in Lbfl Colonies, as FIVE HUNDRED BILLS CAN HE rlllNTl'.D AT ONE HOUR'S NOTICE ! ! ! With Accuracy, Economy, and Neatness-