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New Zealand Herald and Auckland Gazette, Volume I, Issue 46, 26 January 1842, Page 1

THE AUCKLAND PACKET COMPANY hereby give Notice that the ABEECaODISIE, Will be again dispatched to Port Nicholson, immediately after her return to this Port. J. I. MONTEFIQRE, Manager. Auckland, Dec. 18th, 1841. FOB SYDNEY DIRECT, THE Fine fast sailing Schooner, SHAMROCK , will sail for the above port THIS DAY. Has superior accommodations for Passengers. For Freight or Passage apply to the Captain on Board, or to W. F. PORTER, Fort Street. Auckland, Jan. 26th, 1842. New Zealand. Banking; Company. NOTICE is hereby given, that the Half Yearly General Meeting #f the Proprietors of the New Zealand Banking Company, will be held at the Bank House, Kororarika, on Monday li e 31st day of January, Inst,, at 12 o’clock precisely, for purpose of receiving the Dire c tors Report and declaring a dividend, &c. Also to Elect a Director in the room of Dr. Pollen, resigned. Any Proprietor intending to become a Candidate for the Office, must give notice in writing, fourteen days previous to the day of Election. By Order of the Court, of Directors. JOSEPH DIXGN., New Zealand Banking Company’s Manager. , Kororarika, 6th Jan, 1842. PRI2VCB AISERT EWW, EPSOM. <§®TW & ißM!Nnr®!ftD g BEG leave to inform their numerous friends and the Public, that they are making arrangements to erect a commodious INN on the Epsom Race Course, where they hope to be able to accomodate Visitors with “ the good things of this life” on the shortest notice, and on moderate terms. Messrs. G. & M. are also about to establish a GENERAL RECEIVING STORE, for the reception of Potatoes, Maize, Pork, Goats, Poultry, Eggs, &c., &c., and should feel happy in forwarding a regular supply to their patrons in Manakau, Fpsom, Anna, Eden, Parnell, and Auckland. N.B.—The Manakau Mail Cart passes the Door of the above Inn. ANDSBSON and SHAW. plumbers, painters, glaziers, and paperhangers, O'Connell-street, near the Company’s Printing Office, MOST Respectfully thank the gentlemen of Auckland, for the liberal encouragement they have met with since their commencement in the above line, and trust, by strict attention, good workmen (combined with moderate prices), still to meet with a favourable share of their patronage and support. Halls, staircases, &c. marbled and decorated n the first style of elegance. Pumps and" Water closets fixed and repaired. * * Writing and Graining. PRINTING, ®? EWSET EliSeßSiFri]®! EXECUTED WITH AT THE OFFICE OF THIS PAPER.