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New Zealander, Volume 9, Issue 767, 20 August 1853, Page 1

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ON Wednesday evening, a Deputation, on behalf of the Catholic Community of Auckland, consisting of Messrs. Lynch, O’Brien, Lorigau, Crane, Dignao, Coolahan, and Boylan, waited on board the Kestrel , upon the Rev. T. O’Rourke, a passenger by that vessel, with a purse containing Fifty Sovereigns, and the following address: Reverend and Dear Sie,-< Having learned with surprise and regret of your immediate departure from amongst us, we cannot permit it without giving expression to our (eelings of deep sorrow, at what we can view in no other light than a bereavement to the Catholic community of Auckland. Sympathizing with you in your impaired health, we fervently trust that change of scene and climate may so far restore you as to enable you once more to return amongst us; —to that we fondly and anxiously look forward. In the meantime our prayers and best wishes accompany you on your voyage. We beg your acceptance of this purse as a slight testimony of our love and esteem; the fact of your being about to sail this evening having been made known to us only within these few hours, must be an apology for the smallness aud inadequacy of the gift*. We are, Reverend and Dear Sir, iv faithfully yours, Henry Cooper B. McDonald P. Whelan A. Oliver Thomas Fagan J. Scott F. Gallagher Christopher Hans D. Sheehan Mrs. Sheehan John McLaughlin. Janies Grimley William Harkins Win. Harkins, jiuu Maurice Kelly Mrs. Kelly John Lynch Mrs. Coolahan Mrs. Ruxton A. Harkins P. Cdyle Mrs. De Zestre Antonia Marlin John Fahey Phillip Callan J. Melville. Reply. Mv Dear Friends, I assure you that the unexpected expression of your kind feelings deeply affects me. I accept this purse, not with the slightest regard to its intrinsic value, but as a token that my labours, slight as they were, have not been unappreciated. Whether it should please God that I should see you once more or not, be assured that I shall never forget the affection and kindness of the people of Auckland to me. T. O’Rourke. Brig Kestrel, August 17, 1835. Evi Daniel Lynch Robert Crane P. Donovan T. Duane L. O’Brien A, O’Brien M. Rice J. Regan P. Dignan P. Downs T. Gallagher G. McKinlay. H. Coolahan Win. Conway J. F. Oakes Wm. Dempsey Thos. Henry John Kelly M. Hartnett T. Dunn P. Lorigau M. Reilly Mrs. Martin George Leech Wm. McGarvey M. Nolan Jas. T. Boylan MECHANICS’ BAY PADDOCK. TN consequence of the numerous enquiries i made by the natives visiting Mechanics’ Bay for Horses, the undersigned will be happy to receive horses in the above Paddock for sale. Commission 3 per cent, and no charge for* keep if sold within 14 days. R, Gillingham.. TO LET, A WHEELWRIGHT’S SHOP, with a, -i— first-rate Lathe on Onehunga Beach. There is plenty of work to commence with. Apply to Mr. James Ninnis on the premises. Onehunga, August 17, 1835. TO LET. Wv. P HAT Commodious and desirable Residence situated in Hobson-street, lately In the oc-. cupatioa of Mr. A. Jones. A large Garden immediately adjoining, will be let either with the House, or separately.—Apply to Henderson and Macfarlane*. Ancrusl 13, 1835. MIE UNDERSIGNED ARE PURCHASERS Of SAWN TIMBER, POTATOES, AND BACON, J. A. Gilfillan and Co., Wharf, Queen Street. 12lh April, 1835, XMIE Undersigned are Purchasers of-—.' TIMBER POTATOES HAMS and BACON CHEESE BUTTER July 14, 1833.. Bain and Burtt. —— ■ ——- • FOUND, T7OUND, —On Tuesday evening last, near 1 the Mill-dam, Mechanics’ Bay, a LARGE PiG--the owner may have it on paying expenses by applying to N, Stafford, Parnell, If not claimed by Saturday, the 27th August* il will be sold to defray expenses. A GENTLEMAN of respectable and quiat habits can be accommodated with resi-. deuce with a private family,—Apply at this office.