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Auckland Chronicle and New Zealand Colonist, Volume 2, Issue 36, 11 April 1844, Page 1

Meat! Meat! Meat! * THE Undersigned having a large Stock of CATTLE and SHEEP, has made arrangements for a regular supply of BBEF iLNB MUTTOri to the Inhabitants of Auckland, for which purpose he has taken the Store in Shortland Crescent lately occoupied by Mr. Allap.ton, which was opened on Saturday morning last, the 6th instant, where the Public will be supplied on terms hitherto unknown in the Colony. William Lewis. Auckland, April TO, 1844CHARIiES RING* (IIMIiIEJ.IL Shortland Crescent, TAKES the present opportunity of returning his sincere thanks for the liberal patronage bestowed on him since his commencement in business, and would inform the Public that he has made arrangements wirh a large Stockholder to have a constant supply of Cattle, Sheep, Swine, &c., &c., which he will always dispose of, on the most reasonable terms. A constant supply of Poultry and Vegetables always on hand. Masters of Vessels would do well to call at thi s Establishment, as they will be dealt with libe' rally, Auckland, April 10th, 1844. Wotiee. THE undersigned in returning his thanks to the Public and those Friends who have so kindly supported him since his commencement in business as aBUTCHERin QUEEN STREET, wishes to announce that he has entered into Partnership with Mr. W. H. DUMBLETON, and as it will be the study of the undersigned and W. H. D-, to merit a continuance of that support, by supplying the best of Meat, Vegetables &c., on the most moderate terms, they trust to receive a share of public patronage and slip port-, r. d; bust. Auckland, April 10th, 1844. ‘‘We cannot command success, but will endeavour to deserve it.’ 1 Mr, Hiicklngliam BEGS to inform the public, that his Theatre, SHORTLAND CRESCENT, Has been closed for the purpose of embellishments aud will RE-QPEN as soon as the necessary are raugements are completed, during the short recess Mr. DUKE has decorated the ceiling and other parts of the house with his usual taste and ability. Mr. B. finds it requisite to say his Theatre will NOT OPEN UNTIL FURTER NOTICE, He does this that the publio may not mistake the Old Store in Oueen-st. Which has assumed that name, for his ROYAL VICTORIA THEATRE! as he is in no way connected with that establishment N. B.~All parties who feel interested in the payment of Mr. Buckingham’s late performers are informed that upon application at the Theatre they can examine RECEIPTS IN FULL for all Salaries, &c. due up to the day of their leaving his employ. Gentlemen are requested to call and see the improvements being made by MR. DUKE, THE ARTIST. The pnbiie may rest assured that nothing shall be warning on Mr. B’s. part that may be in any way conducive to their comfort or convenience. April 10, 1814. flu Sale AT REDUCED PRICES, CUSiOM House Forms of every description. Ships Cleareoces, Bills of Lading, Bills of Exchange, Receipt Books, Cheque Books, Writing Paper and Cards, | AH the Ordinances as passed the Legislative Council of New Zealand, either single or bound up i ogetlier. '