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New Zealand Colonist and Port Nicholson Advertiser, Volume I, Issue 27, 1 November 1842, Page 4

MESSRS. MACLEOD & CO. beg to inform the Inhabitants of Wellington, that they have commenced a clearing sale of the whole of the Stock lately belonging to Messrs. Anderson & Rowan, in Willis Street, in order to make room for consignments daily expected by the ships George Fyfe and Blenheim from England. Their present stock consists of a general assortment of Groceries, Drapery, Haberdashery, and Crockery, which they solicit the public to inspect, and which, in consequence of many advantageous arrangements they have made, they are enabled to offer them for sale at a lower price than any other goods of the same description that have yet been offered to the public. Willis Street, October 28, 1842. NOTICE. PARTIES visiting WYDEROP, for the purpose of Curing Pork, or otherwise, are warned not to interfere with the Casks or Stores lying thereabouts, which belong to W. FITZHERBERT. November 1, 1842. PUBLIC SALE, LAND AND MERCHANDIZE, Without Reserve. Messrs, bethune & hunter will sell by Auction, (THIS DAY), at the Long Room , Barrett's Hotel , FIVE ACRES OF LAND, In Yule’s well-known and valuable Section, In the favorite District of KARORI, Possessing numerous Advantages. Four Lots in subdivided TOWN ACRE, No. 776, on the Surveyor-General’s Plan. Also, PROVISIONS, Viz. Beef, Hams, Butter, Tea, Coffee, Sugar, Rice, Flour, Bottled Ale, and Stout, &c. ; A Quantity of Slops and Clothing ; Boots and Shoes ; Haberdashery —Shirtings, Flannels, Hosiery; Pickles, Vinegar, Mustard, Blacking; Glassware, and Plate Glass of large size ; Ironmongery, variously assorted; Bullock Chains ; Colonial Beer, in lihds.; and various other Goods. Also, 10 Horses, and superior Mares in Foal. igggT Sale to begin at Twelve o'clock precisely. October 28, 1842.