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New Zealander, Volume 3, Issue 120, 24 July 1847, Page 4

MAIZE.

ft(\(l BUSHELS for Sale, in quantities of <L '"" not less than five bushels, at 3s. per bushel. John Macdougall, Fort Street, July 23, 1847.

ON SALE AT THE STORES OF THE UNDERSIGNED— MARTELL'b and lleunessy'a Brandy Geneva in Hhds. Rum Portanrl Sherry, in wood and bottle Bottled Ale and Porter English Porter in Hhds. Manilla and China Sugar Refined Sugar Congou and Hyson Skin Tea, in chests and 1 half-chests Muscatel Eaisins Mould, and Dip Candles New South Wales Soap Window Glass, assorted sizes New South Wales Flour Stationery Saddles and Bridles &c &c. J. Woodhouse. Queen Street, July 9th, 1847.

KOW LANDING EX CHEERFUL, And on Sale by the Undersigned :— ;/ TONS FIRST QUALITY FLOUR 3 lons Biscuit f>oo Bushels Bran 20 Hhds. Porter J 2 Casks Rosin 5 do Coal Tar 1 Balo Cotton Wick 1 Cnsk Blue Stone 2 Tons Iron Pots assorted 2 Iron Ploughs 14 Cases Superior Sherry J. Woodhouse. Quecn-slreet, July 20th, 1847.

NEW MUSIC, ARRANGED FOR, TH& PIANOFORTE, ON SALE BY IHE UNDERSIGNED, «. d. RONDO DRILLIANTE, by Wallace ..50 Introduction et ltondeau Brilliant . . 5 0 L:i Consolation, Adanta . . . .30 Sonatina, pianoforte .... 8 0 Tlie Seasons, an Oratorio, by Haydn . .80 Two Spanish Airs, by Esain • .30 Divertissements 3 0 II Laments, a Fantasia . ..40 Airs de lkllet from tho Opera of tho Fairy Lake 3 0 Six Impromptus 2 8 Precedees Dune Inti'oduction pour le pianoforte 2 6 O, well do I Remember, &c, Bishop . 2 6 Twenty-four Etudes Mclodiques . .46 Easiest Lessons for the use of beginners on the Pianoforte, containing many popular Airs, by Burrowes • • 5 0 "If we say we have no Sin," &c., and tho Easter Hymn, arranged for one or more voices, with accompaniments for the organ or pianoforte 2 6 The Anncn Polka . . ..16 "Chase from thine Eye Love, &o." , " 16 The Prayer of the Nation • • • * 8 Lcs Elegante, Quadrille i .16 ihe Chieftain's Daughter . . .16 Steal a kiss from Rosy Anne „.16 Fancy's Dream * 6 Once more in the Sunny Fields . 18 My Native Village Homo . . • .16 Aitthou thinking of me .... 1 6 "Now is the month of Maying . . . .16 Hark, the Bridal Bells .... 1 6 No Flower that blows is lik,o the Rose . . 1 6 ILnk, hark, the Lark ... I 6 The Merry Sherwood Ranger . . .16 Deben Melodies, Polka, Galop, and Waltz 1 6 The Composer's Dream . . . .16 Tlie Soldier and his Bride .... 1 6 The Laburnum and Lilac . . . .16 British Navy Quadiilles ... 2 0 The Harlequin Quadrille . . .16 Le Quadrile Cavalier . . . I 6 The Bouquet Quadrilles . . . .20 My Old Wife a ballad .... I 6 The Song of Steam 16 My Mother's Bible 16 Tlie Old Sexton 16 Spring, tlie words by Eliza Cook . . 16 A life on the Ocean Wave , . . . .16 Instructions for beginners on the PiANoroRTE. ■ John Williamson, Shortland Street. July 16th, 1847.

EX JUNO. TS. FORSAI I'll has the pleasure of in- * iorming his friends and the public, that he has just received an assortment of New Goods, suitable to the season. Amongst a vaiiety of Fancy Ai tides, Bonnet Ribbons, Black and Colored Silk, and Black Cotton Velvet, Lamb's Wool Ruffs, prepared Whalebone, &c,, &c, he would especially enumerate the much required articles of Boy's Moleskin Trouseis, or good quality and superior woikmanship, Scotch Twill Shirting, Extra Stout Grey Calico, Soft Finish Shining ditto, and a great variety ot Fancy Prints. 'I', S. ForsalTH. IJijih-street, Auckland, July 33, 1847.

C\ OVERNMENT DEBENTURES (bearing VJ 8 per cent interest) in Exchange for ENGLISH BJLLS. Terms, addressed B. W., left at the office of this Roper, will be attended to Ju]y.2O, 1847. . 1