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New Zealand Herald and Auckland Gazette, Volume I, Issue 41, 8 January 1842, Page 4

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY ISrmvn and Campbell the entire cargo Of the American Ship Robert Pulsford, THIS DAY, at the Stores of W. F. Porter, Esq to commence punctually at 11 o’clock, consisting of the under-mentioned GOODS : ORTY BARRELS RUM, 50 Barrels Navy bread 50 Kegs crackers 5 Casks dried apples 8 Hogsheads of shoulder hams 30 Cases syrup 10 Dozen mead 40 Cases piekles 150 Cases chairs 15,000 Staves 100 Oars 50 Barrels tar 50 Ditto pitch Kegs^gbacco Kegflfcwder (251bs) ~ 33 158 20 10 5 12 6 1 Boxes soap Elegantly finished clocks Nests of boxes Buckets with covers Carpet brooms, long handled Wooden pails Lucifer matches Cooking apparatus Dozen spades Dozen saws Dozen hammers Dozen trowels Patent water closet, on an improved principle. Also, 60,000 Feet of Boards 18,000 Pitch pine ditto Terms —liberal. Auckland, January 7, 1842. TIMBER. TO BE SO D BY AUCTION, WITHOUT RESERVE, THIS DAY, at Twelve o’clock, precisely, near the Government Sto:e, BOUT Eight Thousand Feet of TIMBER, January 7, 1842. THE Subscriber intending to discontinue retailing Soft Goods, Stationery, &c., so soon as his new Store is finished, begs to offer his undermentioned Goods at very low prices, until Bth January, proximo, after which, all remaining unsold will be submitted to public competition, and sold without, reserve : Prints, Print Dresses, and Printed Muslins Regatta and Check Shirts, and Check Shawds Handkerchie/s, and Muslin Superfine Dress Coats in great variety White Satin and figured Velvet Waistcoats Valentia and Quilting ditto Cloth and Fancy Trousers Every description of Stationery ALSO, A large assortment of Ironmongery, &c. The Premises now occupied in Shortiand Crescent, with Shelving, Fittings, &c., to be let, and possession given on the 17th January. D. F. CARNEGIE. January 1, 1842. ON SALE, AT THE STORES Off JOHN I. MONTEFIORE, INVOICES of Nails, flat and sharp point, and horse shoe Spades of sizes Balias and square-mouthed shovels Chain Cables of 6-16, 7-16, 8-16, 9-16, and 10-16 inch Plough traces and ox chains Iron-rim stock, plate, mortice, chest, and padlocks Shot in bags, B, 1,2, 3,4, and 5 Ship-carpenteis’ and Scotcii screw augurs Trowels, spokeshaves, gimblets, chisels Squares, compasses, timber scribes Fi;es, saws, needles, and fish-hooks Blankets, coats, trowsers Check and regatta shirts Tierce, keg, and basket tobacco and cigars i Hambro’ and American beef j Finest American flour j Superior Van Diemen s Land timber and shingle s Wines and Spirits. Hock, Bucellas, Moselle, claret, Sauterne, Barsac, lemon and raspberry syrup and champaigne cyder Page’s and Wardelf’s port and sherry in pints and quarts j Brandy, rum, and gin, in bond j Draft aod bottled ale. Also, j Eleven very superior Durham Cows. Lower Queen-street,