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VUCKLAND BAZAAR SHORTLAND-STREET, NEXT DOOR TO MR. LANGFOR&S STORE. TSCHEIDEL bogs lo inform the Ladies . of Auckland and ihe public generally tint the Bazaar will be opened on MONDAY „('xt 2nd July, with a large assortment of FANCY GOODS imported direct from Paris. Mrs Scheidel also bogs iho inspoolicn or Ladies to her stock of MILLINERY, etc., of the latest fashions, from Pans, and to inform the public that all orders entrusted to her will be executed in the newest style and with despatch. ON SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED, £ pE R M OIL, I N RA R RE L S k> BLACK FISH OIL, ditto ditto G. DiKi:, Queen-street. On Sale by the Undersigned, EX "ROCK CITY" from LONDON. PL 0 U G II S Chaff Engines White Clover Seed Also, Groceries ol every description, which will be sold at prime "cost, to make room for further shipments. James \> ells. Parnell, June 22, 1833. AUCKLAND MECHANICS' INSTITUTE rrilE Committee have the pleasure to vn--1 nounce, that a Lecture will be delivered in the Hall of the Institute on Friday Evening next, the 20th instant, at 8 o'clock, by Dr. Stratford; Subject—"Modern "improvements in Navigation, with especial reference to the aerial currents." Admission—Members (with privilege to introduce a Lady) free; non-members one shilling each. J. Terry, Societal y. Junc27th, 1855. FOR SALE, VT Onehunga, on the promises of the undersigned, a quantity of very excellent LLME. 1 XT 2Clh June, 1833. J. Ninms. I T is hereby notified, that the Partncrsh'p JL hitherto existing between G. and H. Isaacs, of Melbourne and Auckland, NewZealand, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All accounts due up to date relative to the said partnership will be discharged and received by either member of the said firm. .„. ~ ( George Isaacs, (Signed) j Hkvry Isaacs< Moss Isaacs, > WUnesses . 1). M. Jacors, I Melbourne, 25Tb day of May, 1833. LAND AT WANGAREI. CAUTIO N. ri EEVRAL persons having settled upon * land belonging to the undersigned, at Wangurei and Waipu, on the ground of having paid money for the same to the officers of the Colonial Government, the undersigned thinks it necessary to renew his notice lo such persons, and lo all others whom it may concern, that the Government of this Colony cannot give a legal title to the lands in question ; and that any expenditure such persons may make upon such land will be at their own risk, as he will in no case whatever recognise any claim on the ground of such expenditure. The Chief Justice of Now Zealand, in the case of Busby v. McKcnzio. has laid down the doctrine that, "as a British subject, cannot be permitted to question the validity of British Law in a British Court of Justice, so a colonial subject of the Crown cannot be permitted to question the validity of Colonial Law, in a Colonial Court." It is the intention of the undersigned to appeal against this doctrine to the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council. It is not for him to express an opinion whether or not it was the duty of the Chief Justice lo take judicial notice of Ihe repugnancy of the "Land Claims Ordinance" to the law ofEnglaud, and of its being by season of such repugnancy "apretended Ordinance, having no force or validity," but he has no doubt whatever of the right of a British subject lo the protection of British Law against the illegal enactments of a Colonial Legislature. Te Rcwiti and Poukoura, sous of Ihe chief Muketu, residing at Kangiora, near One Tree Point., are authorised by the un-' designed to show the boundaries of his ; 'and to any person desirous to avoid trespassing thereon. James Busby. Auckland, 2Clh June, 1833. N 0 T ICE. A IT, persons slaughtering Cattle in the ■* Auckland and Country Districts, are lp qtiesied lo be particular in giving notice °l" intended slaughtering, agreeable to the provisions of the Slaughter House OrdiRf ;iice, Victoria \l, Soss. 8. No. 3. Otherwise thoy will be subject to a fine of five Pounds, and proceedings for the recovery of foe same will be taken in all cases of infringement. 1). G. Smalr, Inspector of Slaughter Houses, . Auckland, and Country Districts. iu n023, 1833, ONE POUND REWARD. JyOLLX or strayed between the hours of 3 and 3 on Sunday last, a black and tan Spaniel Dog, it has lost one eye, and answers to the name of " Rowley," will deliver the dog to the under-1 j Sl o"pd, or give such information as will i Pa u to us discovery, may receive the above I reward. Bearer Wood, fcpsom Road; June 2G, 1833.