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New Zealand Herald and Auckland Gazette, Volume I, Issue 53, 19 February 1842, Page 4

m au % $ & Si -m\ * T j m D R. M. MORTON, niaißOlflKS, LAfflP MAAITFACTUKEK, #c«, #c., TO HIS EXCELLENCY GOVERNOR HOBSON, HAS ON SALE AT HIS NEW STORE, SHORTLAND CRESCENT B i ronzed and Lacquered Pedestal Lamps, Shades, and Wick _ Ditto ditto Bracket ditto, ditto One, Two, and Four-Light Suspension ditto ditto Gothic Hall Stoves, Kent Grates, and Camp Ovens Japanned Cash Boxes, with Locks Brass Knockers and Door Handles Mortise Locks for French Sashes, and Brass Butt Hinges Ditto Doors, Iron-rimmed, Stocks, and Padlocks Brass Hat Pins, and Screw Hooks Polished Wood, Brass, and Japanned Knobs Iron Door Scrapers, and Hall Door Chairs Iron Pots, Tinned, with Handles, and Iron Tea Kettles Chain and Leather Dog Collars, and Chains House Bells, Bell Wire, and Cranks, of every kind Finger Plates and Flush Bolts Spring Rat Traps, Garden Rakes, Spades, and Hoes Adzes, Tomahawks, and Bell Hooks Smoothing Irons and Candlesticks . Files and Rasps, of every description, and Two-foot Rules Tinned and Black Tacks, and Nails, in variety Gun Nipples and Nipple Wrenches Steelyards to weigh from 5 to 350 lbs. Screws (rom 1 1-2 inch to 2 1-2 inches T. H. H. and Butt Hinges, of all sizes Three-wheeled Castors, Table Hinges, and Box Locks Shoe, Hat, Cloth, Hair, Nail, and Tooth Brushes Lancashire and Norfolk Latches, and Latch Keys Flour, Candle, Pepper, and Sandwich Boxes _ Colanders, Spice Graters, Black Jacks, and Shaving Cans Coffee and Tea Pots, and Dripping and Tart Pans Tinned Iron Pots of Six Gallons, with Half Gallon off down to Two Gallons Brass Weights in Sets from 2 lbs. down Improved Coffee Mills, Flanch, and Square Oval Tobacco Boxes, with Dampers Frying Pans, Snuffers and Stands, Tea and Bread Trays Bullet and Shot Moulds, and Pouches Cork Screws, Powder Flasks, and Fishing Tackle Dinner, Dessert, and Carving Knives and Forks Pocket-knives, Clasp, do Butchers’ Knives, and Steels Scissars and Pen Knives, and Table and Tea Spoons Spades, Saws, Hammers, and Screw Drivers Prime Cabin Biscuit, Beef, Tobacco, Pipes, Soap, and Candles An elegant Gun, and Case of Kavanagh’s Dublin Pistols, in mahogany and leather cases February 15, 1842.

Building Clround to "bo Let on 2£«easej or Sold. A RARE OPPORTUNITY, HIGH, once lost, can never be recalled, now offers, whereby a small Capitalist might, in a very short period, realise an independence. The Ground is situate at the extremity of the Crescent, and is much enhanced in value, owing to the somewhat novel circumstance of their being three valuable frontages ! Viz., about 100 feet towards Shortland Crescent —one entire side of Bank-street, and 26 feet to Chan-cery-lane, Here is at once Town and Country; a magnificent view of the City, the Mountains, and the Bay, salubrious air, and many other advantages, such as being free from mud and puddle in rainy weather—contiguity to the Church, Bank, &c. For terms apply to R. M. MORTON. Shortland Crescent, February 18, 1842. TO LET, WO well Finished weather-boarded Houses, ___ of four Rooms each, with detached Kitchens, situated in Official Bay. Apply to BROWN and CAMPBELL, February 15, 1842. t tTlet, THREE valuable ALLOTMENTS, comprising about 64 Acres of the small Farm Sections, Nos. 53, 54, 55, situate near the Race Course, on the Manakau Road. The Proprietor lias 3 Cows, which he is willing to arrange to let with the Farms. For terms and further particulars, apply to MR. FRANCIS FISHER. A Public-house to 2Let, SITUATED in Chancery-street, and corner of Field’s Lane. The Rent is moderate, and the House well adapted for a Public-house. For further particulars apply to the Printer of this Paper. Auckland, February 11, 1842.