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Auckland Chronicle and New Zealand Colonist, Volume 2, Issue 69, 28 November 1844, Page 1

A. €HI§HOII[, AND I Government Contractor, TAKES the present opportunity of returning his sincere thanks to his Friends, and the Public generally of Auckland and its Neighbourhood, for the liberal support he has received since his commencement in business, (upwards of three years,) and assures them that none but the best of Meat will be found at his Establishment. A. Chisholm has further to announce that in consequence of the rapid increase of his business, and for the accommodation of his Customers, he has OPENED A LARGE AND COMMODIOUS SeOPin SHORTLAND CHEBCENT, in addition to his extensive premises in O'Connell Sfjreet, where lie will be most happy to see bus Friends. The highest cash price wilt be. </ieen for good fat C attie, Sheep, and jsmne. N. B. Shipping-Supplied on tha most liberal terms; Auckland, Nov. 27th, 1844. Notice to the Fulilic. THE Undersigned hereby cautions the Public against purchasing any part of the Land commercing at the right hand side of Lucas's Creek up to the fall, bounded on the South by »!»** Waitemate river, on the Noith by Lucas's Creek, on the East over a hill to the Surveyors' line of road, to the Westward to tli'lyers' boundary, the said land having been bought by me of the rightful ownfs, the Natives, WILLIAM SMITHSON, A.ick ! and, Nov, 4th, 1844. GENERAL AGENCY AND COMMISSION Oi'FICF, !,Co**'Hn., London, ©ppostfe tlje rtfto Hogal ©xcfjange. To Merdiunls, Commercial News Roams, Public J.ibruries Agricultural Societies, OjficiS of the Uniiid Services, Printers, Publishers of News* jiapcix. und CotoniiUi general:if. PL. SIMMON DS, General Agent and Cora- • mission Merchant, in oft'tring his services to Ins liiend- and the Colonial public in general begs to acquaint '"em l ' iat ne is " ow ready l 0 receive (i:(ieV» for supplies of »ny kind and quantity; in* eluding Stationery, New Books, Music, Peiiodicals, linthish and Foreign i\ewsp»pj-is, Printiog Materiais, Perfumery, Fancy Articles; and Goods ot'eveiv (ie.xciiplii'ii, oi first iate quality, at the very lowest m*iket nrices of the day, and to transact business ui.on the most libeial teims, piovided he is prevh>n»:\ Imni-.ii, il witii lunds, "r tti jits at either o'ig or >hort daje*s, ■■■r a refer nice tu soifie Londoa or L-verpool house tor payment P. L Simmonds will receive Consignments of dtiy descnpnoii ol Merchandise, to be -old on cora> nii'ssiim, and upon receipt o the bills o»lading p will ace p' bVUs .liawii upon.hiniat Uuee month* f'oriwo thirds of the anioatit. Consignments en. trusted to his care » ill m< et with evury possible, despatch in ihiir disposal", and sdle3 be condueted with tlie greatest attention to the interests of the consigner. An extensive knowledge of General Agency bastness required during a long residence in the West Indies, and subsequent extensive course of busints* with all the British Colonies ; the experience of severa/ years residence in London as a Colonist Agent, coupled wiih promptitude, attention, and judgment, will he trusts enable him to give talis* faction to those who may favour him with their eon* nands. N, B. Parents home their Children (of education, may v. ith confidence entrust them oa their arrival in England to the care of Mr. Simmonds, who will undertake to see them placed in first-rate and respectable establishments, whero r.vory attention shall be paid to their morals ios* provement and general comfort. MffllC Undersigned has Houses to Let, at low rents, in various parts of Auckland. JOHN MOORE,