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New Zealander, Volume 2, Issue 101, 8 May 1847, Page 4

EX "LOUISA CAMPBELL," FROM LONDON, AND ON SALE AT THE STORES OF THE UNDERSIGNED, I fiC BALES 9-10 & 114 BLANKETS J - t * 4 ditto 30, 33, 30, &72 inch Grey Calico 1 Bale White Calico 2 ditto cotton Hugs and Shpets 3 ditto white ami fancy sniped Cotton Shins 4 Cases fancy Points 3 ditto 1 Moleskin Duck & fancy Trow2 Bales / sers, Coatees, Jackets 1 Case children's fancy Dresses 1 ditto Haberdashery 1 ditto Cotton Handkerchiefs 2 B.ilts Dundee Canvas 1 ditto Duck 20 Coils Europe Coidage 1 Ton Odkum 2 Bales Sail Twiue 12 Casea Pippp, for Native trade 1 Case Niintihono 3 Casks M aiine Glue 5 Crates Earthenware 18 12 gallon tins boiled and raw Paint Oil 1 Ton \Y hite Lead 50 Dozen Spades 1 Cask tin and packet Blacking 1 Case Congreves ! 5 Cases Cochin Ginger 4 ditto Colcman'g IV<n>b Blue 40 Boxes Sperm Candles 1 Case Ca>enne 1 ditto Cnny Powder 2f Tiorces English refined Sugar 7 Casks Patias Currants 30 Barrels Turkey and Smyrna Raisins 25 Boxes Muscatels 30 Drums Figs 2 Cases Prunes 20 Kegs Fine Negrohead Tobacco Brown & Campbell

Crown and Sheet Window Glass for sale, THE Undersigned have received a Consignment of all sizes GLASS, direct fiom the manufactory of Messrs. Chanc. Brothers and Company. Brown & Campbell.

Wines, Spirits, and Malt Liquors, ex Louisa Campbell, for Sale by tfw Undersigned : ID HOGSHEADS Hemiessy's, Marteli'a -*■** and other Brandy 10 Hhds, Fine Jamaica Rum 20 Cases Geueva, extra fine 15 Hhds. Fort, Sherry, Marsala, Teneriffe, and Tarragona Wine 8 Qur.-casks fine old Port and Sherry 16 Cases bottled ditto ditto 12 ditto Cherry Brandy 10 Hhds Taylors Loadon Stout 10 Barrels ditto ditto 435 Dozen By ass's bottled Porter & Ale Bkovvn & Campbell,

NOTICE. T) ARTIES desirous of growing Dutch and -I- Riga Flax for exportation, can be sup plied with the Seed, at invoice cost and charges, by (he undersigned, who have samples of' the different qualities of such "Flax, with tlicir value in the English market, open for inspection. Brown & Campbell*

SHINGLING! SHINGLING! TpDWAKD MURRAY avails himself of this Sli opportunity of making known to thepubJic generally, that he intends in future to devote the whole of his time to Shingling. E. M . has had extensive practice, for upwards of twenty years, in this and the neighbouring colonies, as a Shingler ; and as it is only through a general knowledge of the nature of roofs, and their various inclinations, the quality of the wood to be used, theGuage proportioned to the length of the shingle, and the pitch of the roof, together with a real knowledge of battening properly, and also li>e nailing of the shingle in thdr proper places, and a proper consideration as to whether the shingle is green from the stump or seas.ned, that the roof can be warranted dry, — li. M. will warrant any work he may be favoured with perfectly water proof. Houses stripped and re*shingled, houses dou ble shingled, the sides of dormer windows made perfectly dry without lead or zinc, hips mitred, valleys neaily cut up,— Prices Moderate. Auckland, Victoria-street, West, April 23, 1846.

FOR SALE, A NEW SCHOONER 16 tons burthen, lately built in Mechanics' Bay. Apply to GrSORGE DXRROCII. Ship w light. Au ' land, Aj ril 30, 1847.