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New Zealand Herald and Auckland Gazette, Volume I, Issue 64, 30 March 1842, Page 3

PUBLIC HOUSE TO LET. TO LET, with possession first July proximo, that well frequented House known as the " Commercial Inn/' presently occupied by Mr. Henderson. To a respectable tenant, the proprietor will, if required, add the adjoining house, raise the front, and make such alterations as will make it the most comfortable house in Auckland, and it is well known that it now commands, from, its situation, about the best ready money business. Applications previous to 14th April to be made personally, or by letter, to D. F. CARNEGIE, Wine Merchant, Shortland Crescent. T O LET, A FOUR-ROOMED COTTAGE, with a never failing spring of pure water and use of waterside allotment, situated in Fort Street, between Captain Porter's and Mr. Croker's. For particulars apply to Capt. P. Williams, Lower Queen Street. A RARE OPPORTUNITY. TO be sold for £7O cash :—Four good Working Bullocks, with Dray and Harness complete, earning per week clear of all expenses £7 to £lO. Apply to CAPT. WILLIAMS, Lower Queen Street. 28th March, 1842. IBi'otvaa nml Campbell Have for Sale — by Private Contract, OUSES, TOWN ALLOTMENTS, situate in all parts of Auckland, SUBURBAN ALLOTMENTS, &c. &c. &c. 1. The "Victoria Coffee House," situated in Chancery-street and corner or Fields-lane. The house is 20 feet by 30, sub-divided into four good rooms, and has a brick chimney ; it is at present let for £123 10s. per annum. 2. An allotment of ground, adjoining the above, in Field's lane, 26 feet by 40. On this allotment there is an excellent weather-boarded house of three rooms, at present let for 255. per week, and a Rapoo house let for 9s. per week. 3. An allotment in Chancery-street, on which is erected a Rapoo house at present let for 10s. per week. 4. Two allotments at the back of Mr. Carnegie's Store, in Shortland Crescent, 30 feet by 30. 5. Two allotments in the Village of Parnell, close to Mechanic's Bay, being Nos. 26 and 27, 33 feet by 66, each. 6. An allotment in West Queen-street, 20 feet frontage and 60 deep ; one half of the allotment is let to Mr. Gill, watchmaker, for 7 years, (who is to erect a house worth £2OO on said allotment within 2 years) at a yearly rent of £26: on the other half of the allotment there is an excellent Rapoo house, let for 14s. per week. HCs* An Allotment of Land to be had at EPSOM for Ten Pounds. PRINTING, ®(F 9 EXECUTED WITH &zmit** f SUcuract), anfcr JBtspatcti t Pro Bono Publico !!! To the Inhabitants of Auckland and its vicinity , and saving them 100 per cent. Hit. EI'DSSMOTT BEGS to inform his old Customers and the Public at large, that he has commenced business as SHIP, HOUSE, and AGRICULTURAL SMITH, the same as carried on in the Bay of Islands for the last two years, when his prices will be as they were, in Auckland, to the satisfaction of every person who has favoured him with their commands, on the shortest notice, and on the most reasonable terms ; when he hopes, by diligence and dispatch, to merit a share of the public patronage which he has hitherto enjoyed. * # * Guns repaired and Nipples fitted and made to order, Terms very moderate, but as he cannot write, he will not be able to keep a clerk, and that he intends to woik for Cash only. Queen street, back of Capt. William's. NOTICE. OUND, by some Natives, on the road side near the native settlement of Oneunga, the following articles, viz.—l Spade, 1 Tomahawk, I Quart Pot, and an edition of Shakspeare, in one large volume. The same can be had on application to the Chief Constable, by giving a proper description thereof, and paying the expence of this notice. Police-Office, Auckland, 26th March, 1842.