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New Zealand Herald, Volume III, Issue 648, 9 December 1865, Page 3

jlalos jbjj WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 13. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. - ON ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAI CONCERN. Ex 'Lancashire Witch' and 'Ulcoats.' SEASONABLE DRAPERY, BOOTS AND SHOES, <stc, &c., See. JOHN EOBERTON & CO. Havo receivod instructions to sell at i;he stores of Mr. W. J. Young, SEVERAL INVOICES of WELL-HELECTED and SEASONABLE GOODS, as above. THIS DAY. TURRELL & TONIS i Will sell by auction, at their Mart, Queen-streot, "TO7"ASHING AND CARBONATE OP SODA TT Hearth Rugs, Papering Canvas Hair and Tooth Brushes Table Cutlery, Pockot Knivos, Scissors Children's Shoos Felt a.nd Straw Hats, Bonnets Men's Collars and Ties Hosiery, Crinolines Men's Wliito aud Crimean Shirts Waterproof, Canvas Bags &c., &0., &o. NATIYE LANDS. TURRELL & TONES Have been favoured with instructions from the Native Chief Tk Hemaka, to prepare lor the sale of about OAfvA ACRES OF MAGNIFICENT LAND, OvJUvJ at the entranco of the Puhoi Kivor, between Mahurangi and tho Hot Springs. It has an extensive water frontaao; is first-class noil; and mostly covered with Timber suitable for firewood, &c. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE PENSIONER SETTLEMENTS. GENTLEMEN, —Having been requested to stand for tho Pensioner Settlements, at tho approaching Election for tho General Assembly, I have the honour to intimate my readiness to serve as your representative, if elected, and beg to request your votes in my favour. I have tho honour to bo, Gentlomen, Your obedient servant, P. F. DE QOINCEY. Howick, November 23, 1865. ' TO THE ELECTORS OF THE PENSIONER SETTLEMENTS. ;

GENTLLMEN, —Having rocoivod, from Hectors of the Pensioner Settlements, a written requisition, to the cffect that I would consent to be put in nomination to represent the Pensioner Settlements in the next General Assembly, I beg to eny that I received with pleasure tho ranrk of public confidenco implied in tho wish of tho requisitioning, c.nd shall mako it my duty, if elected thereto, to terve the constituency to tho beat ot my ability in the House of .Representatives. I hare the honour to be, Gentlemen, Your obedient servant, PONSONBY PEACOCKE. Ho wick, November 27, 18G5. P.S.—With reference to an address that has just appeared from Colonel de Quincey, I beg to ndd that the above address of mine is but the iulfilm.ent of a promise given long ago, and frequently renewod sinco that I would, if requested, stand for the Pensioner Settlements, whenevor a vacancy should occur; a promise which I have this day boen called upon to adhere to, with special reference to tho candidaturo of Colonel do Quincey. P. PEACOCKE. ONEHUNGA GROCERY, PROVISION, AND EARTHENWABE STORE. RE-OPENING OF THE PREMISES KNOWN AS TUB DEVON" AND CORNWALL HOUSE. GEORGE E. CLARK & CO. BEG to inform tho Inhabitants of Onehunga, Epsom, and surrounding districts, thi.t they havo, THIS DAY, OPENED THE ABOVE PREMISES, with a good assortment of Groceries, Provisions, Earthenware, &0., &c. G. E. &. Co. solicit a share of Public Patronage, THEIR STOCK IS FRESH Of the best description of Goods. THEIR PRICES Are such as will give satisfaction to every Purchaser. THEIR BUSINESS MAXIM IS Small Profits and Quiok Returns. THEIR TERMS, CASH, For which they will give Good Articles, with attention and civility. Queen-street, Oneliunga, December 9th, 1865. AUCKLAND STEAM COFFEE MILLS. WILLTAM GREGG & CO., COFFEE AND SPICE MERCHANTS, Wyndham-st. (opposite Hebaxd Office)., And at Pbincess-stbeet, Du.vedin, Have on hand and for sale— Coffees, raw, roasted, and ground Coffees ground, packed in tins of all sizes Pepper, white and black, whole and ground Mace Cloves Cinnamon Chicory Ginger Mustards Cocoa Curry Powder Nutmeg Carraway s:ods Allspices Chocolate WALTER GRAHAME, FORT-STEBET, Has on hand for sale, in quantities to suit customers, jg> EST NO. 1 GOVAN PIG IRON CotnMedtost 6tor»» to Ist.