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New Zealand Colonist and Port Nicholson Advertiser, Volume I, Issue 28, 4 November 1842, Page 3

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 6tock 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. WELLINGTON CRICKET CLUB. A MEETING of the Wellington Cricket Club will be held at the Ship Hotel, Te Aro, this Evening, at 7 o’Clock, i*.m., precisely. J. H. WALLACE, See. pro. tem. November 4, 1842. PUBLIC AUCTION. MR. FITZHERBERT will sell on Tuesday next, Bth inst., at 12 o’clock precisely, at his Stores, 14 Dairy Cows, well seasoned ; a few with calves at their sides. Also, a variety of Merchandize; viz., 14 Kegs Butter 300 Hats, (tit for Summer wearing) 100 Pair of Boots and Shoes 20 Kegs of Nails, (rose, shingle, and other) A varied assortment of Carpenters’ Tools 30 Dressing-Gowns 30 Suits Gambroon Clothes 20 Dozen Sherry 40 Cases Gin, (duty free) November 4, 1842. TO TRADESMEN AND OTHERS. JW. GRAVES proceeding to SYDNEY imme- • diately, will be glad to transact any business there on a reasonable commission. On his arrival, articles here ordered will be forwarded to the Care of Mr. 11. Taylor & Co. forthwith; and any or a communication to relatives or friends will be punctually carried, and brought gratis, if to or from persons in Sydney. J. W. GRAVES, Willis Street, November 3, 1842.