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Nelson Examiner and New Zealand Chronicle, Volume III, Issue 136, 12 October 1844, Page 2

' WORKING BULLOCKS AND DRAY FOR J SALE. TO be SOLD by PUBLIC AUCTION, by ALFRED FELL and Co., at their Warehouse, Trafalgar Street, on SATURDAY next, October I Oth, at. Twelve o'clock, a pur of WORKING BULLOCKS, DRAY, and YOKES complete. The bullocki have been some time in the colony, and are well broken in.

TO CORRESPONDENTS. The " Unconfirmed Bachelor" has written us another letter upon the subject of his former lucubrations. We wish to heaven he would find some unconfirmed spinster to whom to transfer the persecution of his addresses. His first letter was refused insertion simply because we considered it an anonymous attack upon a private individual about a trivial expression in an after-dinner speech, of no public interest whatever, which expression we venture to say no one but himself ever thought worth a moment's serious attention, and which moreover we assure him he has altogether mistaken the meaning of. We wish him no greater harm than the establishment of his opposition mangle ; but if he print as much upon every trifle as he would have us do upon this one, his life will be like Mantalini's, " one demn'd horrid grind." The letters in question are lying at our office for the inspection of any one who is inclined to read them." __T Matters of vessel* in harbour will be furnished with our paper gratis, by sending for it to the office.