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New Zealand Herald and Auckland Gazette, Volume I, Issue 14, 6 October 1841, Page 4

PRINC-E-STREET. S. A. WOOD, EGS respectfully to notify to his friends and the public, the completion of the above* Establishment, which IS NOW OPEN FOR THEIR RECEPTION. A Table d'Hote every day at five. Auckland, September 17th, 1841. Victoria Coffee and Bearding House, CHANCERY STREET. G. WILSON EGS to call the attention of Emigrants and the Inhabitants of Auckland, to the above Establishment; when, by assiduity, attention, moderate charges, and the united exertions of his family, he trusts to claim a share of the public patronage.—Coffee, Soup, Fish, Chops, and other refreshments, always ready for day visitors and arrivals by ships, in quest of accommodation. THE AUCKLAND Board and Lodging* Establishment, LOWER QUEEN STREET, (Withiu three minutes walk of the principal Landing Place,) E. CONSTABLE, HAVING fitted up his *extensive New Premises, situated as above, with every requisite to insure comfort and superior accommodation to those who may honor him with their favours, begs respectfully to solicit the patronage of newly-arrived Emigrants, and others, who may require a permanent or temporary home, where they may obtain many of the advantages of an Inn, with all the comfortsx)f a domestic circle. E. C. would be wanting in gratitude, if he omitted the present opportunity of acknowledging the many favours he has already received ; and begs to assure his friends, that he is determined, by keeping a good table and attending at all times to the wants of his customers, to merit their future support. Auckland, Sept. 3rd, I§4l. Auckland Board and Lodging* House, LOWER QUEEN STREET, (Within three minutes walk of the principle Landing Place.) S-TICHBUSY AND LEE, HAVING leased and now opened those extensive Premises of Mr. E. Constable's in the above line of business, beg most respectfully invite Emigrants on arrival, arid persons residing in Town, to inspect the comforts of th ir Establishment, when S. and L. feel assured, they will honor them with their patronage and liberal support. The premises of S. and L. have undergone many improvements at a great outlay of money, to increase the comforts of their Lodgers, and are well suited as well for private Families asJ*or single persons ; and respectfully hope that in studying to please and render comfortable those who may honor them with their favors, keeping a well supplied Table, and clean and well aired apartments, they will succeed in giving universal satisfaction. Terms moderate. JBEEY WASTE, ©eneral Blacksmith &, Shoeing-Smith, TSHES to inform the Public that he has commenced Business on his own Account, and having engaged a good HORSE SHOER AND FARRIER, intends carrying on both Businesses. The Forge adjoins the residence of Captain Smales. Lower Albert-street, Auckland, September 17, 1841. Thomas Byrnes and Thomas X&evan, BOOT MAKERS, (At their temporary Residence, next M'Lennons Shortland Crescent), * EG most respectfully to inform the inhabit- > ants of Auckland and its Vicinity, that they are now ready to execute any orders they may receive, in the first style of workmanship, and with the utmost punctuality. N.B. Ladies* and Children's Boots and Shoes, Dress Pumps, &c. &c. August 6, 1841. Boots I Boots !! Soots II!. A. Mc GUISE, ESPECTFULLY informs his Friends and the Inhabitants of Auckland, and its Vicinity, that he has left the Bay of Islands, and has commenced Business at his Residence in Lower Albert Street, at the head of West Queen Street, with a first rate stock of Leather, of all kinds, and is now ready to execute any Orders with the utmost punctuality, in a first rate style of workmanship. Auckland, Sept. 10th, 1841. -tfrEEKL 1 ?? SALES. THE Undersigned begs to inform his Friends and the Public, that he intends holding periodical Sales at his Rooms, Commercial Bay, every MONDAY, at 11 o'clock precisely, for the Sale of Merchandize, &c. I. JOSEPH. Auckland, Aug, 29th, 1841,