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New Zealander, Volume 5, Issue 328, 14 July 1849, Page 1

g>a!ea 6g auction, BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEE. CONNELL^ RIDINGS Are instructed to offer for Sale by Public Auction, at their Mart, Queen-street, on THIS DAY, the Mthday of July, inst., at 12 o'clock, unless previously redeemed, ALL that Piece or Parcel of LAND, part of Allotment No. 3, of Section 10, situate in the town of Auckland, parish of Waitemata, and county of Eden ; bounded on the north by Wyndham Street 25 feet, on the east by other part of same allotment, sold to William Bellingham, 115 feet 6 inches, on the south by a lane, 25 feet, and on the east by other part of same allotment, sold to William Sansom, 115 feet 6 inches, be the said several admeasurements a little more or less*. The title deeds may be seen at the office of Mr. James Y. Marsfcon, Solicitor, West Queen Street.

CONNELL % RIDINGS Will sell by Public Auction, at their Stockyard, Queen Street, on Monday next, 16th instant, at 12 o'clock, TW O FINE YOUNG COWS, Tat and heavy iii calf 7 Steers, and 1 Fine Young Durham Bull

BOOKS AND STATIONERY, Ex " Jane Catherine." ' CONNELL Sf RIDINGS Will sell by Auction, at their Mart, Queen Street, on an early day — TWO CASES NEW BOOKS AND STATIONERY, Just Arrived, per " Jane Catherine," from London. Particulars in a future advertisement.

ST. PATRICK'S HALL. AT a Meeting held in the Catholic School Room, Auckland, on Monday the 9th day of July, to take into considation the necessary measures for erecting a Teetotal Hall, The Rev. Father Petit Jean in the chair, it was unanimously resolved — 1. That it is desirable that the members of " St. Patrick's Total Abstinence Society" should have a Hall sufficiently large to enable them to meet together and advocate the moral principles which they have espoused. 2. That from the increasing number of children the present School Room is inadequate, and that the Hall could be devoted to educational purposes during the day. 3. That it is the unanimous opinion of this meeting that such a Hall would tend not only to the improvement of the moral and intellectual condition of the rising generation, but would be replete with benefit to the community at large from the purposes to which it is intended to be devoted during the evening. 4. That the following gentlemen be appointed a Committee to open a subscription list, and to adopt the necessary measures for erecting St. Patrick's Hall. Mr. H. Coolaghan, Mr. D. Lorrigan, « W. Grace, " P. Whelan, " P. Donovan, " A. Peterson, " T. Henry, " J. Nolan, " D. Lynch, " P. Grace, « T. Boylan, " B. Gittos, " — Egan.

NOW LANDING, & ON SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED. PATRAS CURRANTS Raisins Flour, Rice Soap Mould Candles Pickles Salad Oil Oatmeal Refined Liquorice Grocers' Twiue Congou Tea, in chests half- chests and boxes Bengal Rum Port Wine Sheiry " Byass's Bottled Ale and Porter 11. Ellis, Auckland, June 11, 1849,