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New Zealander, Volume 1, Issue 41, 14 March 1846, Page 1

Sale fig Auction,

TO CLOSE CONSIGNMENTS, BROWN & CAMPBELL WILL SELL BY AUCTION, At their Rooms, Shortland-Crescent, on TUESDAY, 17th instant, at Eleven o'clock, without reserve, the undermentioned GOODS : FINE HYSON TEA Ditto Congou Sugar Raisins Currant* Almonds Starch Blacking, in Tins Soap Mould Candles Cigars— Manilla, out ot Bond Thirty Baskets Salt Two hundred Dozen Tumblers Fifty ditto Win Glasses Twenty-five pieces Furniture Print Two ditto ditto One Case Fancy Prints Forty De Lame Dresses One Piece Orleans Cloth Two Pieces Linen White and Grey Calico Regatta Shirts Blue Cloth Pilot ditto Clarks Reel Cottons Men's Cotton Stockings Black and White Beaver Hats Children's Boots White Cotton Sheets Blouses Dressed Holland Waistcoats Twenty Kege Tobacco, ex "lanthe." Five Tons Fine Flour Biscuit Two Tons Prime Salt Beef Pork Tomahawks Brass Fire Irons Spades Shot Brandy inißond Sherry Wine in Quarter-casks Port. and' Sherry ditto in cases

BREAD. T)ERSONS desirous of having a Two-pound j- Loaf for Three-Pence, in the place of Five-Pence, are requested to attend a Public Meeting at the Mechanics' Institute, on Monday evening next, at Eight o'clock. March 13, 1846.

npHE Partnership hitherto existing between -L the undersigned, was this day dissolved by mutual consent*— All accounts against the firm will be settled by Peter Dixon. P. DIXON, A. SPENCER. (Witness) W. Mason, C. CONREY. February, 1, 1846.

KAUMI GUM. rpENDERS will be received by the JL Undersigned, until the First of April, for about TWENTY TONS, best quality Kauri Gum, to be substantially packed in Native baskets and deli/ered within Three Months from this date. Terms. — Cash on delivery. John I. Montefiore. March 14 th, 1846.

Commissariat Office, Auckland, March 12th, 1846. rpENDERS for the supply of Straw to -L the Barrack Department, at Auckland, for the Year ending 31st March, 1847, will be received at this Office until noon of Monday, the 23rd instant. The Contractor will have to deliver the Straw at either of the Barracks, as required. Any further information may be obtained at the Office of Ordnance, Princes-street. Philip Turner, D. A. C. G.