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

i •So be I«et on Bease, or :»oM« ONE of the Stores lately erected in Shortland Crescent, 18 feet frontage. The entire Premises are to be neatly fenced in with Kauri paling; whoever occupies shall have much accommodation, such as right of passage for a cart from Chancery Lane, and a hall passage of three feet width from the front, by which to enter the yard; the use of a good well, and every facility for saving rain water, by gutters, spouts, &c. The Store is most substantially built of the best Baltic Timber, planed and jointed flooring boards, li inch thick, weatherboards full inch. It is needless to speak of the situation, and those who require a place of the kind, can judge for themselves as regards the manner in which the Store has been got up. Apply to RICHARD M. MORTON. Shortland Crescent, February 10, 1842. TO BB SOLD, ITH immediate possession, the HOUSE lately occupied by Captain England, Kitchen, and fenced-in Garden, with the crops. Price moderate. For further particulars, apply to MASON and PATON. LAND lOR Sale by Private Contract, and to Let on Building Leases, in all parts of Auckland. Apply to MASON & PATON. Auckland, SOth July, 1841; STOLEN, AST Night, a Whale Boat from the Wharf near to Mr. Porter’s. A Reward of FIVE POUNDS will be given on the conviction of the Thieves, and £2 Reward on the return of the Boat to the Subscriber, CHARLES ABERCROMBIE. February 15th, 1842.