Sale I))) Siucttom BROWN $ CAMPBELL WILL SELL BY AUCTION, On Thursday first, the 21st inst., in their Yard, Shortland-Street, at 1 2 o'clock, -precisely :—: — FOURTEEN BULLOCKS, all in fine condition, and some of them broken to the Yoke. Auckland, May 15th, 1846.
GOODS FOR SALE. (To arrive per Ralph Bernal t from London.) THE Undersigned beg to give Notice, that they have received advices of an extensive consignment of Goods, shipped by the above vessel, expressly for this market — and comprising every article required for European or Native trade. Brown & Campbell. Auckland, May Bth, 1846.
Splendid Military Maps and Plans.
TO BE SOLD by Private Contract, a complete series of the Battles, in the Campaigns of the Peninsular War, from 1808 to 1814, with descriptive Volume of the Military operations on each occasion. This most scarce and valuable publication is rarely to be met with, — the original number of copies published, having been limited. For inspection and price, apply to 'Brown & Campbell. Shortland-crescent, April 24th, 1846.
HODGSON % ALLISON, BLACKSMITHS, O'Conn ell-Street, (Immediately behind Gibson & Mitchells) IN Returning thanks to the inhabitants of Auckland and its vicinity, for liberal patronage since th' ir commencement in business, beg to inform the Public that they have taken into partnership James Pollock (late of the firm of Millar and Pollock), whose efficiency as a Horse-Shoer is so well known as to require no comment. H, 4- A. trusts that they will be enabled to execute all orders with which they may be favored, to the satisfaction of their customers, in every branch of the business — viz : HorseShoeing, Edge-tool making, Agricultural, Ship, and Anchor Smiths, &c. &c, April 24, 1845.
ELIGIBLE INVESTMENT COUNTRY INN. TO BE LET OR SOLD, a RESIDENCE out of Auckland ; well calculated and admirably situated for a Public House or Country Inn, where an excellent business might be made. For further particulars, apply to W. Hart, Queen ' Street.
TO BE SOLD, A HOUSE in VICTORIA -QUADRANT. Containing Eight Rooms, all well lined, and a cellar underneath ; an enclosed Yard, and a good Well of 'Water. This property will be sold verycheap* For particulars apply at the New Zealander Office.
WILLIAM MILLAR, GENERAL BLACKSMITH, LOWER QUEEN STREET, IN returning thanks to the Inhabitants of the Town axid Suburbs of Auckland, and the neighbouring Districts, for liberal patronage since his commencement in business, begs to acquaint his numerous friends and customers, that he is now in a position to execute General Jobbing Smith Work, with correctness and expedition ; and having employed a first-rate Horse-Shoer and Farrier, he is enabled to execute such work safely and promptly — and in such manner, as he is confident will give universal satisfaction. Auckland, 15th May, 1846.
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New Zealander, Volume I, Issue 50, 16 May 1846, Page 1
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