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Taranaki Herald, Volume II, Issue 91, 26 April 1854, Page 2

S.imho Slick— nn American Nigger (with songs)— Mr. MARSDEN. Doctor Brown .. Mr. LOYDER. Chorus—" RULE BRITANNIA." Masanito — An Indian Chicf — Mr. KINGSTON. Rokmano — An Indian (with songs) — Mr. HOLLAND. Rolaka— An Indian — Mr. JJOMMER. Yuesta T r „ Mr. POSTER. Imanak) lndiaDS Mr. SID LEY. Chorus—" INDIAN BELL. " DOORS OPEN at Half-past SIX. PEttrORMANCB BEGINS AT SEVEN. Sales by Auction. Mr.~A.~KIN«T LICENSED AUCTIONEER JND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT. On Saturday next, April 2§th, Mr. A. KING Will sell by Auction, at his Mart, Devon St. A GENERAL Assortment of MERCHANDISE ! Groceries, Teas, Sugars, Coffees Candles, Prints, Calicos, Dresses Silk Handkerchiefs Port Wine, Brandy, &c. &c. &c. Sac to commence at 10 a. m. M. A. KING in taking out his License for the Third year, makes no new professions. The history of the two past years have enabled the public of this district to form a just estimate of his mode of commercial transactions, and o:i the past alone he relies for future patronage. Having taken out a License when the most sanguine considered it a doubtful case, he can only say, he is happy to see the time arrive, and in so short a time too, when Taianaki can in her advertising columns boast of two Auctioneers. To the Vendors, who from time to time have entrusted him with Sales, he begs to return his sincere thanks: assuring them that nothing shall be wanting on his part to maintain the position they have placed him in. To the Public in general he likewise tenders his thanks for an amount of patronage rarely bestowed on beginners in Auctioneering. NOTICE, Mr. A. KING AS Joint Executor with Mrs. RUNDLE (widow) in the affairs of the late Mr. JAMI^ RUNDLE, Legs to inform all claimants upon the late James Rundle that tluir claims must be presented to him on or before the 25ih day of May next, that all such claims , may be examined and discharged. Also that all Debts duo to the late James Rundle must be settled by that date. Mr. King need not temind persons indohtedto the estate of balancing up their accounts at so particular a juncture in the widow's affairs, more so from the fact that it is her just due. A. KING, Bxcrutor. Begs to call the attention of the Public of New Plymouth to the undermentioned GOODS and CATTLE which he intends to offer by Auction on Saturday next, at his Store, Devon Street — PRINTS, Calicoes, White Couuterpanes, Silk Handkerchiefs, Silk Neck Ties, Gentlemen's Blouses, Shawls and Tnrnovers, Cotton Hcndkerchiefs, Delaine Dresses, Blue, Striped, and Regatta Shirts, Damask Table Cloths, Nursery Diaper, Corduroy, Fustian, Stockings, Body Belts, Men's and Boy's Shoes and Boots, Men's Coat", Bonnets, One Writing Desk, Ornamental Candlesticks, Knives and Forks, Pocket Knives, Pod and other Augurs, Jack and other Planes, 1 oven, Door and frame, Copper Scales and Weights, Locks and BoltSj Drawing Knives, Axes, Spades, Hoes, Files Bed-room Candlesticks, Ink in small Bot - ties, Crocks, Camp Ovens, Adzes, Sweeping Brushes, Bellows, Iron Fenders, Frying Pans, Butcher Knives, Stirrup Irons Japan Tea Trays, Chests of Drawers, Cane bottomed and other Chairs, Swing and othei Looking Glasses Pea Flour, China Sugar, Tea, Mould Candles.i Salt in Jars One Bale of WOOL 14 Head of CATTLE,, comprisng Cowf in Milk, Cows in calf, and Steers fit foi the Yoke. N. B. The sale of Merchandise will commenco at 1 1 o'clock, a. m, ; and that of the Cattle at 3 p" m. in Mr. Murch's Paddock, opposite the ' Ship Hotel.'