FOR SYDNEY, me many. The best of \V incs and prov provided, and the utmost liberality i to passengers. Apply to Rout. A. FiizGehald, / Fort Street. June 3rd, 1848.
FANCY STATIONERY, PERFUMERY,&c The Undersigned has lately received, ex Indian, Maukin, and other vessels, a Variety of Plain and Fancy STATIONERY, Genuine PERFUMERY, &c, &c, including— SUPERFINE FOOLSCAP, Mue laid Satin Wove Post, gilt, tinted, and plain Cream laid Note Paper, and Envelopes to match Colored Demy and Foolscap Superfine Envelopes, in great variety Detector and Self-bearing ditto Mourning Paper, letter and note Sealing Wax, extra fine, red, black, and fancy Pocket and Memorandum Books Gillott's Magnum bonum Pens ing aud Commercial Pencils Silver, and German Silver Pencil-cases
Merchant's Account Books. Broad and Jong foLio, demy and foolscap
Almond Snavmg Cream Cowan's Razor Strops, and Razor Cases Tooth Brushes, Ivory handles, Si wire, and plain Hair and Nail Brusl: Shaving Boxes and L Rosewood and Mahoe brass bound and elegantly fitted up Mechi's Roll-ii|p Russia leather Travel ling Dressing C A Variety of Dres Desks Telescopes—Microscope Patent Perryan and Screw Inks Floating Lights—Wax Taper Matches Life Preseners Torto poll, ana back Combs Musical Boxes, "2 and 4 times Violins, and bows A Splendid Spanish Guitar, patent heai Walking Sticks and Canes, plain and sil \er mounted &c. "
mssmmßsmtm ON SALE At the Stores of the Undersigned, 'IIPERPINE Flour in 200 and 100 Ib. bags, Loaf Sugar. West India, Manilla, Java, and Alaurifius Sugars, Congou and Hy- >„ T..„* in '-yehests, Coffee, Tapioca, pool and Colonial Soap . , . 'ax and Sperm Candles. Old Port Wine, in 3 duz. cases Pale, Brown, and Gold Shcrjy, and Mar«l> Wines, in bottle Cognac Brandy and Holl; liyas's Porter and Dunbar's Ale, in 3 doz —Jcs Rojrr. A. FitzGerald, Fort Street. April 25, 18 IS.
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Anglo-Maori Warder, Volume 1, Issue 8, 13 June 1848, Page 1
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297Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Anglo-Maori Warder, Volume 1, Issue 8, 13 June 1848, Page 1
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