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New Zealander, Volume 2, Issue 65, 29 August 1846, Page 1

FOR ENGLAND DIRECT, (To sail about the first October.) AXS? HpHE fine fast sailing first class ifflH^ JL Ship, SKmrng H A I D E E , * s * esse^ Captain Marshall. For Passage only, having three cabins disengaged, apply to John I. Montefiore. Auckland, August 7th, 1846.

FOR LONDON. Via Neiv Plymouth, and Wellington* A JHs- HP HE BARQUE Jnß^ "*■ RALPH BERNAL ■liiiiii: George M'Laren, Commander, will sail as abov6j This Day> For Freight or Passage apply to John Macdougall, Fort-street, August 29th, 1846.

FOR LONDON DIRECT. aO^ JTHE FINE Fast sailing new jg|ft^, X Barque, 4.00 tons, Levans, master, to sail in all September. For Freight or Passage apply to CHARLES DAVIS, Shortland Street, Auckland, August 20, 1846.

FOR SYDNEY DIRECT. To sail on Wednesday next. j"&^ rpHEFINENEWPACKETBniG >Agfk.l MA V KIN, J§lw9|eL 146 Tons, Cooney, master; for f re igl,t | apply to j W. S. GRAHAME, ; Fort Street. Auckland, Aug. 29th, 1846.

Fort Street.

TENDERS, WILL BE RECEIVED by the undersigned until the 13th September, for the completion of the following work for a Scoria Store, Masons' Work at per Perch Carpenters' Work Slaters* Work at per Square. According to plan and specification which may be seen on application to Thomas Weston & Co. at Messrs Brown and Campbell's. Auckland, Aug. 28th, 1846. " TO BE LET, (With immediate possession), WOODVILLE FARM, QITUATED on the North Shore, within five O minutes walk of the Lake, and containing 27 Acres, more or less. There is a Substantial weatherboard ed house, with double briek 1 Chimney, on the property. Two Acres are now ready for a crop. For situation, richness of soil, shelter from prevailing winds, and water carriage to any part of the Farm, this property cannot be rivalled in New Zealand, There is abundance of wood, and excellent fresh water. For further particulars, apply at the Office of the New Zcalander, or to Mr. William M'Garvie, Lower Queen Street. Auckland, Aug. 28th, 1546.

REMOVAL. WILLIAM GORRIE, CONFECTIONER, BEGS leave to inform the gentry and ' public of Auckland and its vicinity, that 1 he has removed to more convenient Premises in Shortland Crescent (nearly opposite the Exchange Hotel), where he intends carrying on his business in all its branches; and hopes that by strict attention to orders he will merit a continuance of that patronage with which he has hitherto been favoured. Comfits, Lozenges, Plum and Sponge Cakes, Barley Sugar and Acidulated Drops always on hand. Bride and Christening Cakes made to order. Auckland, Aug. 28th, 1846,