Ex "MAID OF ERIN," OLASSES, . CUIT, A_ For S JABIN BISSUGAR, Cobt. A. FitzGerald, Fort Street. Auckland, Sept. 6,1848. AN DIEMEN'S LAND OATEN HAY, MADEIRA AND SHERRY WINES. BLACKBURNJS, Madeira and Superior Pale and gjftrafi/Sherry WINES, in now/befiig landed, ex " Sea iph." For Sal/by ' Row. A. FitzGerald. HORSES EX "MAID OF ERIN." \ THOL,—asplendid Entire Horse, 16 hands . high—sire, the imported horse " North Briton," out of mare, got by " Glenelg," a horse. 6 years old, has Jjeep accustomed to go in a Brewer's djay. / CALDERMAN; nearly thorough bred, goes in double and/single harness and saddle. 6 s old, a beautiful animal. Root, A. FitzGerald, Fort Street. I CASKS BEEF, < being landed.' GRASS SEEDS MIXED GRASS SEEDS, received ex "Nancy," for sah/((y_ RoBT. A. «?ITzG ERALD, / Fort-i August 10, 1848. ' KAURI SPARS, AND PLANK. "PIVE perficial feet,) eiAiexn "timber, in Sp; of assorted sizes, fronpr 3p40 80 feet in lengi.., and plank to 35 feoffor sale by Robt. A. FitzGerald. Fort Street. Auckland, July 27, 1848. on the 20th Octobe gjed by Brigade ession to be given Rout. A. FitzGerald. Fort street. August 16th, 1848. JUST RECEIVED, 0| PACKAGES, containing a general Assortment— Black Blue superfine Cloth Ditto Pilot Ditto Buckskins, Cassimeres, Tweeds Fancy WaistcoatingS, Tailors' Trimming Ladies' Casjraaere,it De Lain Dre Shawls, CloaXs, and Marnier Cotton Hariflkrithieffc Worsted Hose Kid, Buckskut, & Cashmere Glo\es Oil skin Table Covering Kidderminster Carpets Slops—Moleskin Trousers Regatta, Striped, and White Shirts Loaf and Mauritius Sugars Van Diemen's Land fine Flour Thomas Lewis. Fort Street, July 26, 1818. PREPARATORY SCHOOL IOK 101SU gentlemen, i.nder t«el\e years OK ME, (/oXULjSeD BY M y. I N A'R. THERE wilij/e \acaucies for One Boarder, and two Day Scholar*/ on the net of October. / For terms, &c, apply at
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Anglo-Maori Warder, Volume 1, Issue 20, 7 September 1848, Page 1
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288Page 1 Advertisements Column 2 Anglo-Maori Warder, Volume 1, Issue 20, 7 September 1848, Page 1
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