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New Zealander, Volume 3, Issue 145, 20 October 1847, Page 1

WES LEY AN MISSIONARY TEA MEETING.

A PUBLIC TEA MEETING will be held -£*- in the Hall ot the Mechanics' Institute, on Monday Evening next, October 25, 1847. Single Ticket .2s. Double do 3 S , Children Half price, To be had at Mr. Hughes's, and Mr. Williamsons, Shortland Street. Tea on the Table at half past 6 o'clock.

Public Work's Office, October 19, 1847. TENDERS will be received at this Office, on or before Saturday the 30th instant, from parties who may be desirous of furnishing Three Tons of Good Hay, delivered at the Government Stables, Mechanics' Bay. C. W, LIGAR.

AP RLOUR AND BEDROOM TO LET, with or without board, furnished or unfurnished, in a respectable neighbourhood, about fifteen minutes walk from St. Paul's Church. Apply, by letter addressed A. 8,, and left at the New Zealander Office.

ON SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED, rpHE ENTIRE CARGO of the CoqutUt •*• from Sydney, viz. — 10 hogsheads B, P. Rum 10 " Foreign ditto 1 " Geneva 8 cases Sherry, 3 dozen each 10 Quarter Casks 7 n ... 20 Octaves } Dxtto \ case Havannah Cigars 1 " Manilla do 2 " Chinsurfth do 20 boxes Congou Tea 10 " Souchong do 12 mats Coffee 4 cases Copper Sheathiug, 18 & 20 oz. 2 bags copper Nails 8 kegs patent Rose Nails, 2\ inch 12 " ditto 2 inch 3 " ditto li&Uinch 2 " Horse Nails 2 cases Pit and Cross-cut Saws 1 cask Chain, 7-16 inch 4 •' assorted Ironmongery 1 " Cutlery assorted viz. — Pocket Knives, Pen Knives Razors, Scissors, &c 1 cask Tinware 10 bundles Round Iron, \ to -f 60 boxes Soap 12 " Mould Candles . J. Woodhouse. Queen-street, Oct. 12, 1847.

The Undersigned has on Sale tjt " Deborah," and other arrivals. 20 tons First Qua % Flour /VXF 3 tons Biscuit Manilla and loaf Sugar Cougouand Hyson skin Teas, in chests and half chests Molasses Sherry in wood and bottle Hock in one dozen cases Tennants Porter Witney Blankets, scarlet, blue, green anil white Grey Calico Navy Blue Prints Engtisli Crown Glass, various sizes Mould and Dip Candles Coal Tar Iron Pots Saddles and Bridles &c. &c. J. Woodhouse. Queen-street, Sept. 28th, 1847.

[A CARD.] W. ROBERTSON, ARCHITECT AND SURVEYOR, ALBERT STREET.

C. ROBINSON, PLUMBER, PAINTER AND GLAZIER, WRITER AND GRAINER, SIIORTLAND-STIIEET. Opposite Mit. llaycs' Tea, and Gkoct.ry Esi'AHMSIIMENr,