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New Zealand Gazette and Wellington Spectator, Volume IV, Issue 323, 10 February 1844, Page 2

Without Reserve. "~ - '- MESSRS. BETHUNE AND HUNTER) will aell by auction, on Monday,- the12th o'clock, the whole of the goods at present on sale at the store of Mr. H. Jervis (at Jackson's) Larabton-quay, consisting of a variety of books, historical, medical, theological, and periodical works ; wearing apparel ; boots and shoes; carpets carpeting; knives and forks; builders' ironmongery; carpenters', painters', plasterers', shomakers', farmers', and gardeners', tools;, guns, pistols, and swords; snuff, and snuff boxes; brushes, starch, pepper, splendid four burner lamp, iron bedstead, patent weighing machines and^weights, &c.&c. Wellington, February 8, 1844.. Public Sale. MESSRS. BETHUNE AND HUNTER will sell by auction, at Larabton-quay, on Thursday next, the 15th instant, at half-past twelve. A quantity of merchandize and other goods. ALSO, By order of Committee of Public Safety, the timber and materials of the battery on Clay Point, consisting of 2 inch cowdie plank, inch boards, and scantling. Also, a quantity of gunpowder purchased by the Committee.. Wellington, February 6, 1814. ___ For New Plymouth and Kawia Direct. _-«■- rriHE well known fast sailling JL cutter ROYAL WILLIAM, JKajagra^, Lovett, Master, will sail posiJgfr^JL l ' ve 'y on Thursday morning. %SSS3S& For freight or passage apply to James Smith. Wellington February 9, 1844.