FOR PANMURE AND OTAHLHU. THE Cutter will sail/* Setweek. For 'freight or parage J&pply to 'Mr. Kinnear, Or to Mb. McCabk, Victoria Hotel. ales l)g auction. TO SHOPKEEPERS & OTHERS. HYAM~~JPSEPH o sell by public se-if Eight Years, of ness premises, situate the piemises of Mr. HYASI .MSFPrr lias the pleasure oi that he has rec~ Sale by Auction, ~ IIVE Very Seie( I' LAND, contigno_ and in the immediate/neighbourhood of tl residence of the Rev. Mr. Churton. The Particulars of which will appear in future advertisement. g .to the Public jions to offer for BTMENTS of Manukao-road, JUST RECEIVED, PER " SISTERS,'
*JA BAGS FINE FLOUR, V. D. Land " 124 Bags Fine Biscuit, ditto 15 Casks Vinegar 15 " Roman Cement 4 " Glue 8 Cases Drapery Also, per " Fanny Fisnay" 10 tons Fine ii 1001b. bags *£//f~~ 73 Bags Ist Mauritiu/Sfegar 20 Boxes Pipes / 10 Kegs superior tobacco 3 Bales Leather 2 Cases ditto, and Boots and Shoes 5 " Drapery 5 Bales ditto Fruit Trees'and Seeds. Thomas Lewis. Fort-steeet. PREPARATORY SCHOOL MRS. K I NIN EAR. THERE will be vacan and two Day Schol October. For terms, &c., apply a ; of the Manukau j Sept. 20th, 1848. THE NATIVE NEWSPAPER. ON TUESDAY. Septemb* 14th, was published the Fourth Nunibfer of the KAIMATAARA O NGA IWI EJR.UA, affording he only medium of communi&tion by Advertisement with the Aborigines. [Persons living in the interior, willing to beiome agents for the sale of the Paper, or to assist in its circulation, are requested to send ii their names to the Publishers as early as convenient. The usual reduction in price will be made. Terms :—Three-fence each! or Two Shillings per dozen copies. j PRINTED FOI.MS. BI L L S of Exchange, Pr miissoty Notes, (single or in Books), auc Custom House Porms, on Sale by J, Yfil LIAMSON,
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Anglo-Maori Warder, Volume 1, Issue 23, 28 September 1848, Page 1
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302Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Anglo-Maori Warder, Volume 1, Issue 23, 28 September 1848, Page 1
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