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New Zealand Herald and Auckland Gazette, Volume I, Issue 55, 26 February 1842, Page 1

PROSPECTUS ©i? a anew iewspipeh. THE public are repectfully informed, that, a new WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, will be published on every Monday in each week, to be called THE AUCKLAND STANDARD. This paper will be much larger than the Auckland Herald, and will contain all news of interest from England, the Continent of Europe, and the United States of America. As regards Colonial affairs, the fullest information will be given, both as regards shipping intelligence, agricultural operations and improvements, discoveries in coal and other minerals, and, more especially, the indigenous products of this fine Island in flax and timber, which are unsurpassed in the world. The next primary object of the Proprietors will be, to advocate the supremacy of the law, to uphold the authorities in the just exercise of their functions, but, at the same time, to hold forth a shield against tyranny and oppression. But, above all, the object of the Auckland Standard will be, to support Religion, Law, and Order, and in every respect, advance the interests of the Community at large. The first Number will appear on MONDAY EVENING NEXT, February 28, 1842. For further particulars, apply at the Office of this Paper. Terms. —Ten Shillings per Quarter in Auckland, and Twelve Shilling in the Country—to be paid in advance. Advertisements. —For the space of ei°-ht lines and under, Bs. Qd., and 3 d. for every line of space succeeding.—Five per Cent, allowed FOR CASH. V 5 All Advertisements intended to appear in the First No. of this Paper, must be forwarded prior to Noon on Monday next (28th February,) and marked ou the face For insertion in the “ Standard .” Mas. Risiasisois SCHOOL FOR CHILDREN, O’CONNELL STREET, (IV ear Messrs. Brown and Campbell's residence.) N* B. —Needlework Taught. TERMS MODERATE. To t&o Inhabitants of Auckland and its ■Visitors. IFISIi)IKO(gK MWfcl BEGS to acquaint Gentlemen, that the AUCKLAND COFFEE & BOARDL\G HOUSE will open on Monday next; when F.S. will be happy to accommodate them with Tea, Coffee, Ham, and Chops, at all hours of the day. Soups at 1 o’clock. Good Beds for Visitors. V&SEBTY MOUSE, (Next door to Mr, Morton s Shortland-crescent.) npHE Undersigned has on Sale an Elegant jL Assortment of Merino Dresses, Saxonv Muslins, Prints, white and blay Calicoes, Blankets, Mattresses, and a general assortment of Ironmongery, Cutlery, and Tinwork, which he offers on very low terms for Cash. N.B.—Nails of every description.—Glass,— large size. GEORGE DAWSON. Shortland Crescent, 25th February, 1842. PHILH&MONIC society ~~ ON MONDAY Evening next, and each succeeding Monday, a Meeting will be held in the la T ge Room of the “ Exchange Hotel,’’ and the Proprietor will be happy to have the Company of any of the Musical Gents of Auckland, as it is intended, as soon as circumstances will admit, to lorm a Philharmonic Society for the encouragement of that most pleasing of all Amuse- 1 ments. HOUSES TO IN all parts of Auckland, and Rents low. Apply to the Printer of this Paper.