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New Zealand Herald and Auckland Gazette, Volume I, Issue 7, 21 August 1841, Page 1

To the Snkabitants of Auckland, IT having been represented to various individuals that the labouring classes at Port Nicholson are in a very distressed state, for the want of provisions and labour, it is proposed that a Subscription be raised for the purpose of chartering the Chelydra, or any other vessel of large burthen, for the purpose of proceeding to that settlement, and offer a free passage to all and every labouring person, together with their wives and children, under only one stipulation, viz : that they find their own provisions for the passage. Should this meet the approval of the public, and a sufficiency of funds be raised for the purpose, it will be further proposed to call a meeting to make the necessary arrangements. Letters addressed to “ M.” at the Office of this Paper, will be attended to, Auckland, 19th Aug. 1841. NSW MESS2CAL ESTABLISHMENT, Lower Qusen-Street. J O’NEILL, Surgeon-Accoucheur, and o Licentiate of the Apothecary’s Company, begs leave to inform the inhabitants of A/ekland that he has commenced Practice in both Departments of his Profession, and opened an Establishment as above, the business of which he is resolved to conduct on such principles as cannot fail to insure its stability and gain public confidence, viz :—that of keeping the Purest Drugs it is possible to procure in the Sydney Markets. From the Proprietor’s superior knowledge in the Compounding Department, (derived from long Experience), he hopes to please those who may send their Prescriptions, which will be compounded with the strictest Attention to insure accuracy, neatness, and despatch. Auckland, August 18, 1841, Thomas sskobbson BEGS leave to inform the Inhabitants of Auckland, that he has commenced to make Lemon Syrup. Lemonade, and Ginger Beer, and hopes by manufacturing the above of the best materials, and at reasonable prices, to meet with public support. Auckland, August 12, 1841. THOMAS Watch and Clock Maker, Jeweller, &C., QUEEN-STREET, WEST, ( The House lately occupied by Dr. O'Neil.) BEGS to intimate to the Inhabitants of Auckland and its vicinity, that he has commenced business in the above line, and hopes that by assiduity and punctuality to merit a share of the public patronage. \\ atches and Clocks mended and repaired, and Watch Glasses fitted on reasonable terms. Auckland, August 20, 1841. THOMAS SP2QE3, BEGS leave to inform the Inhabitants of Auckland and its vicinity, that he is making active preparations to commence business as Butcher and Baker, and feels confident, that in a few days he will be enabled to furnish the public with good MEAT AND BREAD, at reasonable prices, and thereby eDsufe their patronage. Shortland-crescent, August 20th, 1841. ThQmas Byrnes and Taomas Kevan, BOOT BIASSSS, (At their temporary Residence, next M'Lennons Shortland Crescent), BEG most respectfully to inform the inhabitants of Auckland and its Vicinity, that they are now ready to execute any orders they may receive, in the first style ot workmanship, and with the utmost punctualitj'. N.B. Ladies’ and Children’s Boots and Shoes. Dress Pumps, &c. &c. Auckland, August G, 1841. MJ&S. NO KM AN, DRESS MAKER, LOWER QUEEN STREET, r>EGS most respectfully to inform the Ladies [j of Auckland and its vicinity, that she will el happy to execute any orders that may be inferred on her, which shall meet with puncality. Nearly opposite the Print- ? ing Co.’s New Office, $ August 12th, 1841.