FOR PANMURE AND OTAHUHU. \£%T T™ Cutter Boat "THETIS," wiil sail {or the al)ove Set " .tlements three times a week. For 'freight or passage, apply to Mr. Kinneak, Or to Mr. McCa Victori; JUST RECEIVED, PER '« SISTERS," And on Sale by the Undersigned, IJA BAGS FINE FLOUR, V. D. Land **" - 124 Bags Fine Biscuit, ditfo 15 Casks Vinegar 15 " Roman Cement 4 " Glue t 8 Cases Drapery <% / / Also, per " . 10 tons Fine Flour/V'. D. Land, in 20 Boxes Pipes 10 Kegs superior Toba 3 Bales Leather 2 C,-~= <*•»-' ">* n "' Fruit Trees and Seeds. Thomas GRASS SEEDS &c, FROM HOBART TOWN. RYE GRA Turnip, rflySiiagn Seed*—For sale A. FITzGERALD, " Fort Street. Auckland, October 3rd, 1818. MR. GEORGE ;„.w., -. acquaint holders of stock, lie in general, that he has established ill as VETIRENARY SURGEON, a profc in which, in all its branches, he has acqi every Tuesday and Friday, from eleven o'clock .ill one. THE NATIVE NEWSPAPER. ON TUESDAY September 14th, w: lished the Fourth Number of the U u*MATAARA 0 NGA IWI ERUA, affording the only medium of communication by Adverisement with the Aborigines. Persons living interior, willing to become agents for le of the Paper, or to assist in its rirnilation, are requested to send in their n; the Publishers as early as convenient. Terms :—Three- pence each, or Two Shillings per dozen copies. PREPARATORY SCHOOL ,-MRS. KINNEAR. ''"piTERE will be vacancies for One Boa v. and two Day Scholars, on the fir, October. For terms, &c, a . iy at Ft'SCHIA CoTTAG
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Anglo-Maori Warder, Volume 1, Issue 24, 5 October 1848, Page 1
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252Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Anglo-Maori Warder, Volume 1, Issue 24, 5 October 1848, Page 1
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