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Colonial Secretary's Office
Auckland, 13th Dec. 1841.

HIS Excellency the GOVERNOR has been pleased to direct the re-publication of the
following Notice to Mariners, published by the
Elder Brethren of the Trinity House reporting
the intended exhibition of a Light at Gibraltar.
By His Excellency's command,
WILLOUGHBY SHORTLAND.

NOTICE TO MARINERS.
LIGHT-HOUSE AT GIBRALTAR.
Trinity House London,
6th April 1841.

THE Light House which for some time past
has been in course of erection at Gibraltar,
being now nearly completed, Notice is hereby
given, that the Light therein will be exhibited for
the first time on the evening of the 1st of August
next, and thenceforth continued every night from
sunset to sunrise.

Mariners are to observe that this Light House
is situate upon Europa Point, and that a powerful
fixed Light will be exhibited therein, and will
burn at an elevation of 150 Feet or thereabouts
above the level of the sea.

By Order,
J. HERBERT, Secretary.

LIST of Unclaimed Letters, lying at the Post
Office, Auckland, December 4th, 1841.

Baker, G.
Barry, Julia
Bartley, Mrs.
Bati, Rev.
Bell, Robert
Benet, Henry
Bifin, John
Bisset, Alex.
Boulton, Mrs. J.
Bridgeman, Thos,
Burnet, Mr.
Campbell, W.
Cass, T.
Charleton, George (2)
Church, John
Clark, K. L.
Clark and Battrass
Connell, Alex.
Cooper, Henry
Cortis,
Crawford, Hugh
Crook, John
Croome, Joseph
Crosley, J.
Cruikshank, A. (2)

Day, Mrs. C.
Davis, Thomas
Dell, Charles (2)
Dennett, Wm.
Dixon, Mrs. F.
Eadon, D. (2)
Elgar, Wm.
Ellis, A.
Fairbank, Mr. (2)
Fairbrass, Thomas
Fairclough, Thomas
Farrel, Wm. (2)
Forsayth, Wm. (2)
Frazer, A. F.
Fuller, Charles
Fullon

Levington, W.
Ligar, C. W.
Littlewood, Mr.
Lloyd, John P.
Mc Cann, James
Mc Caskill, A. L.
Mc Carthy, D.
Mc Kirdy, Dr. R
Mc Millan, Peter
Mahony, Denis
Mair, John
Makepeace, Mr. (2)
Manning, F.
Maratt, Mrs.
Marian, M. E.
Mewburn, Joshua
Merrett, Mrs.
Millar, George
Morris, Wm.
Morton, Daniel
Murrell, Joseph
Murphy, Wm.
Murray, H. D.
Napper, R. (2)
Oakes
O'Leary, Dr.
O'Mullen, B.
Patterson, Mr.
Payne, Mr.
Powell, Edmund
Powell, Edward
Pryer, Frederick
Rayner, Alfred (2)
Read, H.
Reid, J. A., M.D.
Richards, Thomas (2)
Russel, Michael
S. D.
Schnackenberg, C. H.

Gauld, George
Gilbert, Wm. (2)
Gilbert, James
Glover, James
Gonner, Wm.
Gorrie, Wm.
Graham, D. M.
Grenier, T.
Guillan, D.
Guillan, David
Gurvie, Wm.
Guthrie, J. G.
Handes, John
Harris, Edwin (2)
Harris, Mrs. Edwin
Heard, D. E.
Heath, Mr.
Heathorn, Mr.
Hipkins, Thomas
Hodgson, Joseph
Howell, J. F.
Inman, H. L.
Keene, T.
Kemp, James
King, Thomas
Leitch, R:
Levett, Edward

Schultz, Robert
Scott, Thomas
Shortless, Mr.
Skelton, Mr.
Smith, Thomas
Smith, Charles
Spotiswood, Henry
Stephenson, Cecil
Stickle, Thomas
Tapster
Tayler, Henry
Todd, R.
Trotter, Wm.
Tucker, Josias
Turton, Rev. H.
Twigg, Joseph
Varley, J.
Watkins, Rev. Mr. (for Mrs.
Richards)
Walker, Robert
Webster, Wm. (4)
Webster, Wm. (for James
Dunlop)
Western, John O. (2)
White, Mathew
Wilkin, Wm. (2)
Wilkinson
Wilson, G. H. (2)

Soldiers' and Seamens' Letters.

Officers and Men of H. M. S. Erebus (6 letters)
Ditto
Anwyl, Captain
Crimblish, Captain J.
Crow, Captain
Haggitt, William
Lamont, Duncan
Lang, Thomas
Mills, John
Poynton, Thomas
Savage (chief mate)
Sharp
Tinkin, Richard
Trim, Patrick

H.M.S. Terror (14 letters)
Exporter (2)
Palestine
Lord William Bentinck (2)
Louisa
Bengal Merchant
H. M. S. Favorite
H. M. S. Buffalo
Skerne
Ullswater
Frolic
Lord William Bentinck
Mounted Police

WILLIAM CONNELL,
Postmaster-General.

SALE OF GOVERNMENT STORES.

MR. MASON has received instructions to
offer for Public Sale, on THURSDAY, the
13th January, 1842, at the Government Store,
Auckland, at 12 o'Clock precisely, a quantity of
STORES, consisting of Bullock and Cart Har-
ness, Shoemakers' Garden, Carpenters', and other
Tools, Slop Clothing, Blankets, &c., Further
particulars may be had by applying to the Auc-
tioneer or Colonial Storekeeper.

HENRY TUCKER, Colonial Storekeeper

Printed and Published by JOHN MOORE, for the
Trustees of the Auckland Newspaper and
General Printing Company, Wednesday, Dec.
29, 1841.