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Auckland Chronicle and New Zealand Colonist, Volume 2, Issue 40, 9 May 1844, Page 1

Mr. H. M. €retnay,| HAS the pleasure in informing his friends and the public that he has received instruction* to offer for sale^by JPtf&fic Auction, At his Rooms, Queen Street, on SATURDAY, the 1 lth of May, the following Merchandize—--10 Boxes English Mould Candles, 10| Tons Biscuit, 3 Hhds, B. P. Rum, 1 Case assorted Carpenters Tools, and Ironmongery, Lead Piping, 6 Casks Red Herrings in prime order.lj 8 Hhds. Hoare's Draught Stout, (fresh) 20 Bolts of Canvass, Europe Rope, 4 Cases Pipes, 20 Chests Bohea and Hyson Skin Tea, 6 Bags Coffee, Stair Floor Cloth, 1 Case Satin Bonnet 9, Cane bottom Chairs, Bedstead complete, A Quantity of Books by Celebrated Authors, with a great variety of other Merchandize, SALE TO COMMENCE AT 11 O'CLOCK. May 8. 1844. To JLsuid Ctolnistmt§* H. R. CRETNAY, ijl> EGS leave to inform his friends and Jjji the public, that, as now at last the Give nineiit h.ive determined to place themselves in a position to satisfy the awards ot the commissioners in favour of all Claimants whose demands have been adjusted, he will be most happy '° offer his agency to all parties desirous <>f effecting purchase or exchange. From the commenct?rr.ent of the settlement of the Coloi>y, H. R. C. has been in possession of information from the Surveys and titjfitjS public documents oMhe Colony, which will enable him to guide the choice of ihe puicha<er, whether m Town, Suburban, or County sections. H. R. C has the pleasure to inform the Claimants ihat the LeU r of instiuctinns from His Excellency the Governor to the biiive/oiS is of t : «e most liheral nature, —that every facility of choicei» to be afforded. uud uo stint in the lueasiirement, If instructions are given to the advertiser of the the amount <ind the district desired for purchase or txt.Unye, every reliance maybe placed upon his skill and integrity in making the selection. Infoi maiioii will be afforded to personal appltf cants at THE AUCTION MART, Queen Street Claimants should be aware that a wiitten authority, to act in favour of lite a«»ent. is n> cessary, the jijL'tiatirie 'o which must be properly attested, Auckland, Feb. 26, 1844. CHARLES BXNG, Shortland Crescent, TAKFS the present opportunity of returning his sincere thank* for the liberal patronage bestowed on him since his commencement in business, and would inlorm the Public that he has made arrangements to have a constant supply of Cattle, Sheep, Swine, &c, &0., which he will always dispose of on the most reasonable lerms. A constant supply of Poultry and Vegetables always on hand. Masters of Vessels would do well to call at this Establishment, as tbey will be (kalt with liberally. .—__ ■ ■■* dn Sale T the Stores oflhe Undersignt-d Dunbar's Bottled Ale and Porter, at very' Low Pnoes. Wiudow Glass of various size?. D. NATHAN, Sho.tlaud Crescent April 24, 184-1. To our Friends and Subscribers at RUSSELL, BAY OF ISLANDS, r ROM,this date the AUCKLAND CHRON* ICLft. can be bad on application to our Agefc, MR. FITZPATRICK, Licensed Victualler. Beach. All the outstanding debts at Russell, due to ihtt CHRONICLE, are requested to be paid to Mr. FITZPATRICK, whose receipt will be a sufficient discharge. JOHN MOORE, Proprietor,' Auckland, March 16,1844. 9 PRICE, TWO SHILLING AND SIXPENCE,' NEW-ZEALAND, A POEM IN THREE CANTOS. Ami can b* had of J. Moor , Printer.