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New Zealand Herald and Auckland Gazette, Volume I, Issue 27, 20 November 1841, Page 1

To the Gentlemen Claimants from the Manukau Land Company. GENTLEMEN. —It is with extreme regret I find myself obliged to inform you, that, in consequence of some misapprehension on my part, I was premature in fixing Monday next as the dav for selection of TOWN ALLOTMENTS in Manukau. Before selections can be made, it is necessary that Government Reserves should be chosen, and I am informed it will be absolutely necessary that Mr. Matthew should chose those Reserves ; I have reason to believe that that gentleman will make his selection shortly and you shall have very early Notice after his selection, when it will be open to you to make your choice. Your obedient Servant, W. C. SYMONDS. Auckland, 15th Nov. 1841. WILLIAM BAKER, ENGRAVER, LITHOGRAPHER, BOOKBINDER, AND ZX NC O&RAPHIC PRIKTER, BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, AND PUBLISHER, 19, KING-STREET, EAST, SYDNEY. Orders will be received at the Office oj this Payer "printing, ©I? SVSKY BESeBOPTOKI, EXECUTED WITH i&eantess, Hmtracy, anti JfepatcO, AT THE OFFICE OF THIS PAPER. __ 11ST THE PRESS, And will shortly be published, Pricers. 6d., GRAMMATICAL NOTES, ON THE NEW ZEALAND LANGUAGE, BY BISHOP POiVIPALLIER, VICAR APOSTOLIC OF THE SOUTHERN OCEAN. Printed and Published by John Moore, at the Auckland Newspaper and General Printing Company’s Office, Auckland, New Zealand. A List is now open for Subscribers to the above work, at the Company’s Office. October, 1841. DEEDS, Conveyances, Agreements, and Estimates prepared with accuracy and despatch. Matters of Accounts regulated. Fees moderate. Apply to MR. CONRY, Solicitor. Next to Mr. Stone’s, off Shortland Crescent. A CARD. STICHBIJIIY AND LEE, Auckland Board and Lodging House, !L@WIK ©yillM §TOIITg Within three minutes walk of the Landing Place. TERMS MODERATE. GARDEN SEEDS, ON SALE AT THE STORES OF THE UNDERSIGNED. IN Cases containing Seventy-six varieties, price £4 10s. cash; or what description may be required, at a proportionate price, of the following Seeds Cauliflower Brocoli, 4 varieties Cabbage, 6 ditto Brussels Sprouts Savoys Asparagus Celery, 5 varieties Sea-kail Turnip, 5 varieties Carrots, 3 ditto Radishes, 3 ditto Onions, 5 ditto Garden Cress Lettuce, 3 varieties Foreign Salads, 5 ditto French Beans, 5 ditto Shortland-Crescent, November 21, 1841 Astorchium Cucumber, 2 varieties Melon Rhubarb Grain Spinach Parsnip Endive Coriander Parsley, 3 varieties j Foreign Seeds, 5 ditto Tongui Mustard Thyme Peas, 8 varieties Scarlet Runner D. F. CARNEGIE.