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New Zealander, Volume 1, Issue 8, 26 July 1845, Page 1

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MR. HART WILL SELL BY AUCTION, At the Mart, on Monday next, the 28th day of July, CHESTS of Black Tea, superior Thirty Boxes Soap Tobacco, out of bond Cases Mustard Wrapping Paper Fine Flour, Van Diemen's Land Ditto do., Sydney Split Peas And a variety of Merchandise ; ALSO BOOKS, CONSISTING OF Byron, Scott, and Crabbe's Works Rollin's Ancient History Captain Hall's Voyages, And a Variety of others.

S. PEMBILL, SHIP AND COMMISSION AGENT, S PEMBILL, begs leave most respectfully • to inform the Public, that he has taken those commodious Premises in Lower Q-ueen-Street, lately occupied by Mr. Hart, as an Auction Mart, and known as Mr. Rich's Store, where he intends carryingon business as a Ship and Commission Agent, and trusts, by unremitting attention, to merit a share of the Public patronage. N.B —Goods stored on the most moderate charge. S. PEMBILL. July 25th, 1845.

NO TICE. rpAKfi NOTICE, that any person or persons JL cutting, removing, or taking away Timber, or any othci Property, from ofF the land belonging to me, situate on the right bank of the river Waitemata —bounded on the lelt by Okahukura, or Lucas's creek ; on the back by a creek named Otaha; and on the right by the ridges Kir ahura and Te Ana-horora, — will be prosecuted to the utmost severity of the law. Adam Chisholm. Witness —David Chosbie. Auckland, June 27, 1815.