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THOMAS WESTON §- CO. Will by Auction, on Fkjday next, 13th Feb., at their Stores, Shortland Street, at 1 1 o'clock, SIX KEGS TAIIANAKI BUTTER ]0 Bn»s ditto Flour 12 ditto Bran Fancy and Navy Blue Prints White and Grey Calico Blue Cloth Caps, Braces, And other Goods. Terms— Cash.

INDEPENDENT CHAPEL. THE INDEPENDKNT CHAPEL High Street, Auckland, will be opened for Public Worship, on Sabbath next, the loth February, 1852, when Sermons will be preached by the following Ministers ;—; — The Rev. Walter L*wry, in the morning, at eleven o'clock ; The Rev. Thomas Hamkr, in the afternoon, at three o'clock. The Rev. John Inglis, in the evening, at six o'clock. On Thursday Evening, the 19th Febiuary, a Sermon will be preached by the Rev. Robert Ward, at seven o'clock. Collections in aid of the Building Fund ■nil) be made at the close of each of the above services.

rnENDERjS will be received at the Office of JL the Auckland Hundred, Newmarket, on or before Monday next, the 16th instant, at three o'clock, p.m., from persons desirous of performing the duties of IUNGER for the Hundred of Auckland and Onehunga. Any further information can be obtained, at the Office of the Wardens, from the Clerk. Auckland, February 10th, 1852.

JUVENIIiB CONCERT. rpHE Public are respectfully informed that -JL Mr. Barry's Second Concert will take place on Monday Evening, next, the 16th inst. For particulars see printed piogramme. Tickets— 2s. single; double tickets, 35., may be obtained of Mr. G. Hunter, Mr. C. Stichbury, and Mr. Gr. Buckingham.

GRASS SEED JX)R SALE. H(\o B USIIELS of MIXED GRASS ' LPVrvr SEED, saved in the best condition and free from noxious weeds. David White. Tamaki, 31st January, 1852.

S 2K £ 3>. T^THITE AND It ED CLOVER and "» other Seeds of every de on Sale at Thomas Somervjlle's, Hay & Corn Store, Feb. 10, J852. Shortland-slreet.