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Auckland Examiner, Volume 1, Issue 41, 24 September 1857, Page 1

StufiUanb fHccljanico’ Institute. “An Evening with Shakespeare.” On the above subject will be delivered in the Hall of the Institute, ONJTUESDAY EVENING SEPT, 29th, AT 8 O’CLOCK, BY MR. RACOT.. A Member’s Ticket admits a Lady. NonMembers, One Shilling. Members are requested to show their Ticket. James Boyle, Secretary. SURVEYORS’ CHAINS AND ARROWS Copper boat nails and roves Carpenters’ patent locks Pan door scrapers, door d 0.,. Umbrella stands Sash pulleys, lines and weights Bread graters, horn lanterns . American and hair brooms Do. tubs and buckets Spirit levs Is, sliding bevils Squares with levels, screw-plates Cattle, house and tea bells Cocoa door mats, bellows Mallets, school slates, glaziers’ diamonds Garden trowels, rakes, hoes and reels Hair sieves, colanders, and baking dishes Oil stones, slips and hones Gosnell’s Windsor soap, in 7 lb. boxes American locks, latches and hammers Bill hooks, adzes and augers. On Sale at J. Coleman’s, Opposite the Exchange Hotel, Shortland-st-eet.

BRITISH HOTEL, Queen Street, Opposite Morrin's Grocery Establishment. THE Proprietor of the above Hotel, anxious to secure and retain a large share of the patronage of the Auckland public, begs to annex a list of the prices which, he intends to charge for Superior and Genuine Li.quors Burton Ale, bottle 10d., glass 3d. London Stout, “ 10d., “ English Bottled Ale & Porter Is. 3d. Best Port Wine, bottle 35., glass 4d. “ Sherry ditto, “ 35., “ 4d. Sup.. Scotch Whiskey “35., 3d. cold, 4d.hot “ Irish ditto, “ 35., “ Old Jamaica Rum (a treat) 2s. 6d. ; Old Tom (very superior) 35., “ 3d. Geneva, flask. 2s. 6d “ 3d. Geneva, quart 4s. “ 3d. Martell’s Brandy, 45.6 d. “ (id. Cherry Cordial, quart 2s. (id; “ 3d. Ginger Wine, “ ... 2s. “ 3d. Lemon Syrup, bottle Is. 3d. “ 3d. Real Jamaica Shrub 2s. 6d. “ 3d Champagne, “ The best in Hew Zealand'' Best No. 2"Real Manila Cigars, Id. each July 1, 1857. IRON! IRON! IRON! FOR SALE, ex “ Cornubia" and other late arrivals, — Round, flat and square (useful sizes) best “GOVAN” IRON, the superiority of which is well known to those who have used it, and will be sold at £25 per ton.. Also, Nails in kegs, sheet brass Block tin, tin plates Whiting and soda in casks, stone blue Sheet zinc, Lindon’s spades Oil, in drums, colours and paints Bath bricks, starch, putty Coach and house builders’ varnishes, an assortment Gunpowder, in casks and canisters.. &c.. &c., &c.. Lillewall & Rattray, Ship Chandlers. Fort-street, September Kith, 1857.