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New Zealander, Volume 3, Issue 116, 10 July 1847, Page 4

HTIHE UNDERSIGNED hereby give Notice, i. that on the 28th day of May last, they purchased all the right, title, and interest of Edward Knox, Esq. official assignee, of tha insolvent Estate of James Stuart, late of Sydney, in the colony of New South Wales, Grocer, in and to 1860 acres of land at Cape Bream, New Zealaud,— loo acres of land situated seven miles from the Bay of Islands, New Zealand, ■ and 10 acres of land in the township of Russell, New Zealand,— and all persons whomsoever, are accordingly hereby cautioned against interfering with, or trespassing on the said lands or any of them, Dated at Sydney aforesaid, this tenth day of June, a. i>. 1847. George Thokne, Thomas Woollkt. N. B. — The Grants of the Cro.vn in favor of the abore named Insolvent, are now in our possession.

CAUTION, TJNDER this head an Advertisement npU peared in the Ntxv Zealundcr of the 3rd inst,, signed George Thorne, by his Attorney J. I. Montefiore, cautioning the Public against purchasing or trespassing upon three portions of Land in this Colony ; in order to place the matter right before tha Public, it is 'necessity to slate, the Lands referred to were purchased by me, in 1839, and sold by Auction, by my order, by Mr. Stubbs, in December, 1841, and conveyed toj. H, Potts of Sydney, who sold in June, 1843, to Mr, Abraham Elias, who sold on the 16th day of April, 1847, to Allan Williams, and Thomas Dun, Esq., as Trustees for my wife, who now holds the Legal ! and equitable Title to the Estates, and Possessions. Tliese Lands formed no part of my Assets, and I deny that the Official Assignee ever had either right, title, or Interest, in or to the eaid Lands, therefore he could not convey any such right, title, oi interest, to Mr. Thorne, or his Attorney. Any Person found cutting or removing Timber from the' said Lands, unless with the written authority of the undersigned, will be pro»t«ated according to Law. Jambs Stuart. Auckland, July 6, 1847.

LADIES WINTER BOOTS.

TUST received, by the Undersigned, ex «i Maukin, an excellent assortment of Ladies Cloth Boots, viz.— Adelaide, patent Leather, all round Button do, do. Adelaide, Seal do. Button do* do. &c, &c, &c Thomas Keven, Boot and Shoemaker. July 2, 1847, 3

FANCY STATIONERY, fyc, BfC. Just received by the undersigned, ex Maukin, a Variety of FANCY and USEFUL STM- • TIONERY, viz:— BOXES containing Letter and Note paper, colored borders) with Envelopes to match , Tinted Letter and Note Paper Queen's ditto Albert Dilto Envelopes, assorted sizes Ditto Mourning Gold and Silver Wafers De ia Rue's ditto Gillot's Card Pens, warranted genuine, in variety Reeve's superior Water Colors Superfine Drawing Pencils JMordan & Co's ditto Edes Marking Ink Drawing Paper, and Bristol Board Bonnet Board Wolff's Commercial Pencils Coloied Wax Tapers Indian Rubber, superior quality Music Wire, Violin String* &c. &c. ALSO LADIES' WORK-BOXES, rosewood, and mahogany, elegantly inlaid Fancy Fruit and Work Baskets Perfumery And a Variety of Children's Toys A Superior Copying Machine, complete J. Williamson, Shortland Street July Ist, 1847.

NEW MUSIC. fTM H E Undersigned hat oil Sale a quan. J_ tily of New Music, arranged fur the Pianoforte, a catalogue of which will be published in Wednesday's paper. J. WILLIAMSON, Shortlanil- street, July 9h, 1847.

SHOP AND FIXTURES. TO BE LET with immediate possession a House and Shop in the Crescent,— it is fitted up as a Grocery establishment,— the Fixtures and the stock on hand, will be disposed of with the shop and all, on liberal termi. For particulars apply to W. Hart, Junior. Juie 23, 1847. °