ON SALE, EX " MAUKIN," FROM SYDNEY. 1« HOGSHEADS ENGLISH ALE ■"■** 25 Cases Bottled Stout, in stone bottles 30 Cases Bottled Ale—Marzetti's, Dunbar's, " Byass's • , 30 Casks Bottled Porter—Marzetti s, Dunbar's, Byass's 23 Tons Fine Flour 150 Bags Moist Sugar, Brown 100 *« " " fine White 40 Boxes best Sydney Soap,! cwt 1 Case Lucifer Matches, 50 gross 1 Dray and 1 Cart, Sydney made 7 Sets Harness—Shaft and Trace 11 Rag:; Brown Ginger 2 Boxes Bleached ditto Russian Navy Canvass, No. 1 to S 11 Bales Corks 6 Bales Striped Shirts 3 Bales 33 in. Calico 1 Bale Scotch Jean Shirts 12 Bales 10-4 Blankets 3 " 9-4, 10-4, 11-4 ditto Regatta Shirting Moleskin and Flushing Trowsers Chain and Anchors, all sizes Counter Weighing Machines, H, 28, & 56 lbs. Weights, 2to 4 lbs., 7,14, and 28 lbs. Saddles, Hogskin, stuffed flaps Garden Rakes /// 5 Kegs 4 in. Spikes /// 5 ditto 5 ditto / ' Eubank's Patent Nails, all sizes/ Copper Nails, all sizes o_»J OI,„.„J„ onri llnon Pit and Cross Cut Saws, 6, 6J, 7, 7£ feet Square, Round, and Flat Iron, all iizes. Tin Dippers White Lead Black, Yellow, and Green Paint Paint Oil, Boiled and Raw Stockholm and Coal Tar Pitch Europe Rope Patent Mannila, 3-4 to 4 in. rea Kettles, Sauce Pans, Iron Pots Camp Ovens, Sad Irons &e. &cj &c. W. S. Grahame, Fort Street. Auckland, 26th July. 1848. ON SALE, I AUTELL'S COGNAC, Pale and Dark ii „ sv > s do do do Cherry Branny &e. &c. W. S. Grahame, ] Fort StreetAuckland, July 26, 1848. assortment of Wines, the quality of which fe very superior to any hitherto imported,— consisting of—--IAA CASES OLD OPORTO BOTTLED *W PORT WINE 25 Cases Hunt's ditto ditto, in 3 doz. 16 do. Superior Sherry, 48 doz. 10 do. Reynault's Champagne 15 do. ditto ditto, Pink . 20 do. Bucellas, 60 doz. ~/V>} 3 do. Santerne, 6 doz. is /V 10 do. Claret, 10 doz. / 17 Quarter casks fine Brown Sherry 4 Hhd. do. Pale do. 4 Pipes very Superior E. I. Maderia 12 Quarter casks Hunt's Port W. S. GnAHAME, Fort Street. Auckland, 26th July, 1848. requests all partu indebted to him to pay their accouu uiuediately.otheiuise he mil lie necessitate i hand them to an agent for recover). July 10,1818.
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Anglo-Maori Warder, Volume 1, Issue 14, 27 July 1848, Page 1
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374Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Anglo-Maori Warder, Volume 1, Issue 14, 27 July 1848, Page 1
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