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Auckland Chronicle and New Zealand Colonist, Volume 2, Issue 37, 18 April 1844, Page 1

In the Supreme Court of New Zealand. ALEXANDER MAC GREGOR, Deceased, Intestate. PURSUANT to the Rule of this Honorable Court, the Creditors ot the abovesnamed Deceased are, on or before the 10th day of May next, to come in and prove the Debts before THOMAS OUTH WAITE, Esq., Registrar of ihe said Court, at bis Office, in the Court House, Queens street, Auckland, —or in default thereof they will be peremptorily excluded from all benefit arising from the said Estate. *■. THOMAS OUTH WAITE, Registrar of the Supreme Court, Auckland, April 15, 1844. P.Ss—Printed forms of the necessary Affidavits can be had on application at the office of the Registrar. SoflceT WHEREAS, A. WILSON, late of Auckland, Merchant, having left this Colony as the Subscribers are informed for England, now all persons are hereby cautioned against purchasing or taking possession of Land at Coromandel Harbour, known by the name of Kitai Pa ra pa ke ka no, and the Quha, he having only a partial claim thereto. For OSBORN HOMERSHAWE, and Self, T. S. CONWAY, Surgeon, Auckland. April IBth 1844. CHARLES RING ©ISJ3IISAIL ®W®<SIS!IE s Shortland Crescent, TAKES the present opportunity of returning his siucere thanks for the liberal patronage bestowed on him since his commencement in busi«* ness, and would inform the Public that he has made arrangements to have a constant supply of Cattle, Sheep, Swine, &c., &o.* 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 this Establishment, as they will be dealt with liberally. A Hare ISargain ! AN Allotment of Laud, Situate near the Wesleyan Chapel. This Allotment of Laud will be sold for about one sixth its original cost as the party in whose hands this property is placed must proceed To-mgrrow Morning to Syduey, and from there to lnd'a. Size of Allotment:—Depth, about 180 feet; Frontage, (to two Streets,) about 40 feet. Apply to SERJT. BLACKBURN, 80th Regt. Barracks. Auckland, April 16th, 1844 ~ Me-Opening' t; O F BUCKINGHAM'S ROYAL Victoria Theatre f f SHORTLAND CRESCENT. ON MONDAY EVENING NEXT will be performed for the first lime at this Theatre, with New Music, Scenery, Dresses and Decorations, the Scottish Diama entitled the HIGHLANDER’S REVENGE ! OR, THE FATAL PROPHET » Henry Wakefield, a Yorkshire Drover; Mr. Young. Robin Oig McCombicb, a Highland Drover Gent. Amateur. Hugh Morrison, a Lowlander, .. Gent. Amateur Ralph Heskitt, a Publican,.... .. Gent. Amateur Squire lreby, a Landholder, .... Gent. Amateur Fleecebumpkin, his Steward,.... Gent, Amateur. Sandy M’Alpme, Gent. Amateur. Willey M’Leod, Gent. AmateurElspat, the Propet, Mr. Buckingham Martha M’Alpine, Mrs. Amor. Mrs. Heskitt Lady Amateur. After which A MUSICAL uLIO, Consisting of the following— Such a Getting up-stairs,"..by an Amateur. An Irish S<yig by au Amateur, Master Buckingham will sing for the last time his favourite Medley. Highland Fling, by an Amateur. ‘I never says Nothing to Nobody’. .Mr. Buckingham To conclude wiih A GRAND CHORUS By all the Company. The Evenings entertainments will conclude with the Laughable Farce of WHO'S THE DUPE % In the course of which a GR4ND ILLUMINATED BALL SCENE, *" From the “ Carnival Ball,’’ No party will be allowed in ihe Dress Qirclß \ unless having a Ticket which can be procured at i the Box Office from 10 ’till 4 o’clock, For particulars ste bills of the day. 1 GEORGE BUCKINGHAM, Stage Manager*