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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume I, Issue 13, 4 January 1845, Page 1

SALE BY AUCTION.

MR. R. WAITT will sell by Public Sale, on Wednesday, the Bt)j instant, an assortment of Merchandize, ex Sisters and Lady Leigh, "consisting of — Flour, coffee, sugar, tea, tobacco, barley, rum, brandy, gin, wines, blankets, and slops. For further particulars, see handbills. Custom House Buildings, Te Aro, January 4, 1845.

AMA.CKAY, watchmaker, bsgs to ac- ■ quaint the inhabitants of Wellington and vicinity, that he has taken the house late in the occupation of Mr. Puckridge, where he trusts by punctuality, moderate charges, and superior workmanship, toobtain ashare of public support which it shall be bis constant study to merit. p.s. — Watches of every description, ships chronometers, musical boxes, Sec, carefully repaired and cleaned ; all work done warranted to give? satisfaction.

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