SURPLUS STORES.
THE following articles of Surplus Stores may be had on application to the Quarter Master of the 58th Regiment, between the hours of Nine and Four o'clock eacb day, at tbe prices set against tbein respectively.
The whole of the above articles being of the very best description of their several kinds, they having been selected in Londou especially for the use of the above Corps, by the Regimental agent, are recommended to the Public.
" Treasury, Auckland, March 2, 1858. Hfs Excellency the Governor has been pleased to direct that the Harbour heretofore known as West Whaingaroa, be for the future natned Raglan. and referred to accordingly in all official documents. C. W. Richmond.
Auckland, 10th March , 4 858. 40 yds. silk oilskin, for cap £ s. d. covers .... 0 6 0 401 " Oxford doeskin ( for 0 9 0 1000 '* Dundee duck 1 trousers 0 4 7 77 " scarlet cloth . 4 10 0 6! " kerseymere 0 9 0 20 silver crowns • • 0 5 0 20 yds. silver lace . 0 4 0 400 pairs boots .... 0 42 6 400 do. . . . . 0 43 0 1000 shirts . • . 0 2 6 25 yds* superior grey cloth • 0 42 0 750 " second best do. 0 7 6 500 pairs shoe brushes . • 0 4 6 400 cloih brushes 0 4 4 300 boxes blacking, (large size) 0 0 5i 200 sponges . . 0 0 6 400 do. . , 0 0 7 300 combs . 0 0 5
400 shaving brushes . 0 0 0 400 knives and forks 0 0 40 €00 huckaback towels 0 i 5| 200 haversacks, (duck) 0 1 6 800 duck Crocks 0 5 41 Duck trousers, per pafr . 0 7 6 Cloth trousers, very best, per pair 4 10 0 Dilto do. f second besl quality 4 0 0 Dilto do., third besi quality. . 0 12 0
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume V, Issue 6, 15 March 1858, Page 5
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303SURPLUS STORES. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume V, Issue 6, 15 March 1858, Page 5
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