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New Zealand Herald and Auckland Gazette, Volume I, Issue 11, 18 September 1841, Page 1

EPSOM RACES. "As playful as Peri's just loosed from their cages." THESE Races will take place at Epsom Race Course, on the Great Manukao Road, about 3 miles from AUCKLAND, THE SECOND WEEK OF NOVEMBER. First Race. Handicap sweepstakes of 2 Sovereigns each, for all ages and weights. P. P., T. Y. C. Second Race. The Auckland Cup, for all ages. Two years old, 7 stone—3 years and upwards, 10 stone. T. Y. C. Two Sovereigns entrance, half forfeit. Third Race. The Ladies' Purse, with 5 Sovereigns added from the Racing Fund, for all ages and weights. One mile heats. Horses to be entered on or before the 1st of October next, at Mr. Wood's, "Royal Hotel," Prince-street, Auckland. ROMAN CATHOLIC CHAPEL. A GENERAL Meeting will be held at Mr. Patrick Donovan's new house, Shortland Crescent, on Monday, 20th September, when the Friends of our Religion are ernestly requested to attend. By order of the Committee. EDWARD MURRAY, Sec. Sept. 17th 1841., CATHOLIC CHAPEL. AT a Meeting held at Auckland, on Monday, 23rd August, 1841, it was proposed by the Members of the Committee, that Mr. Phillip Callan, Mr. Patrick Donovan, and Mr. John Oakes, do act as Trustees for the Funds of the Subscriptions; also, they are empowered to receive all monies subscribed, and place the same in the Auckland Bank, and their names to be sufficient to withdraw the same for all purposes connected with the erection of the Roman Catholic Church. Signed, by order of the Committee, EDWARD MURRAY, Sec. LAND FOR Sale by Private Contract, and to Let on Building Leases, in all parts of Auckland. Apply to MASON & PATON. Auckland, 30th July, 1841. Building Allotments, IN SHORTLAND CRESCENT and O'Con-nell-street, for Sale. Apply to BROWN & CAMPBELL. ON SALE. ALLOTMENTS No. 15, 16, 17, and 18, of Section 3, near the Barrack Gate. Apply to JOHN J. MONTEFIORE, Lower Queen-street. House and Ground for Sale. AN ALLOTMENT of Ground with frontage to a street leading from Shortland Crescent, on which is erected an excellent Weatherboarded House, and two Native-built Houses, one of the latter being at present let for Nine Shillings per Week. For particulars apply to BROWN & CAMPBELL. TO LET, ON A LEASE for 7 years, a piece of Ground in Fort-street, adjoining the Bonded Store, 33 feet frontage, by 50 in depth. The foundation of a House 26 by 30, has been already excavated, and there is an excellent House in frame upon the ground, 22 feet square, divided into 4 Rooms, with weather-boards, battens, shingles, &c. sufficient to complete it, which will be sold along with the ground if desired. Apply to BROWN & CAMPBELL. GOODS of any description can be Stored in a good dry Store, near the Beach. Apply I. JOSEPH. Auckland, August 6th, 1841. GOOD BRICKS. HENRY R. CRETNAY begs to inform the Public that he will be enabled, in about a Fortnight from this date, to supply them with GOOD BRICKS, at a reasonable Rate, and deliverable in any part of Auckland. Fort-street, September 1st, 1841.