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New Zealand Herald and Auckland Gazette, Volume I, Issue 18, 20 October 1841, Page 4

New Zealand. Government Gazette. PERSONS desirous of Subscribing to this Official Publication, and thereby securing a priority of Intelligence in regard to Announcements of Land Sales and other important Notices, can do so on application at this Office. Terms, 6d. per Sheet, One Pound deposit paid Quarterly, in advance.. Notices of Bankruptcies, Insolvencies, and Dissolutions of Partnerships, will be illegal, unless advertised in the Official Gazette. Victoria Bakery Establishment, SHORTLAND-CRESCENT, SPICER begs most respectfully to recommend Mr. Davis, his Baker, to the notice of the public; he will carry on the Bakery business in all its branches; and he is authorised to receive any Monies due thereon. Dinners baked every day from 11 to 5 o'clock. First and Second Flour always on hand—cheap, for Cash. 14th October, 1841. SOYAL HOTEL, W PRINCE-STREET. S. A. WOOD, BEGS 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. IKH.S. Iff. M'DERMOTT EGS respectfully to inform the Public, and especially, Private Families, that she has set up a MANGLE, at her residence, in the rear of Captain Williams', Lower Queen-street, where she is now prepared to receive Cloathes., Those who may honor Mrs. M'D. with their favors, may rely upon punctuality, care, and dispatch. Auckland, October 13,1841. JEE.B.V WAITS, General Blacksmith & Shoeing'-Smith, ISHES 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 XLevan, BOOT KTAK.EHS, (At their temporary Residence, next M'Lennons i 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 of workmanship, and with the utmost punctuality. N.B. Ladies' and Children's Boots and Shoes, Dress Pumps, &c. &c. Auckland, August 6, 1841. Boots ! Boots 1! Boots ill, A. Mc GUXB.E. ESPECTFULLY informs his Friends and the Inhabitants of Auckland, and its Vicinity, that he bas 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. TO BE LET, THAT admirably situated STORE in Shortland Crescent, at present in the Occupation of Messrs. Mason and Paton.—Apply at the office of Mr. Whitaker, Shortland Crescent. Auckland, Oct. 14,1841. CAFXTAXi INVESTMENT. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, A LARGE WEATHER BOARD HOUSE, 40 by 30 Feet, situated in Lower Queenstreet, nearly opposite the Court-house, at present occupied by xVtr. Brown, Tailor. The above house is well adapted for an Hotel or Stores, having Eight Rooms and a large space of Land at the back. A liberal credit will be given.—Apply to J. JOSEPH. A. On Sale by the Undersigned, SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF SPECTACLES, (In Gold, Silver, and Tortoiseskell) Eye-Glasses, Microscopes, Telescopes, Thermometers, Magnifiers, Reading-Glasses, a superior Achromatic Refracting Telescope, with additional Eye-pieces for Celestial and Terrestrial observations, and an excellent Military Telescope in sling case, with extra object Glasses. JOHN WEAVELL. Auckland, Oct., 1. m