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New Zealander, Volume 3, Issue 152, 13 November 1847, Page 4

IRONMONGERY.

THE UNDERSIGNED IS NOW LANDING EX "MAUKIN? STEEL WHEAT MILLS, 3 sizes, Wheat Seives Ditto Coffee do Pit and Cross-cut Saws, 7, 7\% and 8 feet Ditto do do Files and Sts Hand Saws, C. S. and Files Tennon Saws and Files Sets Bench Planes, and Sets Plane Irons Locket, Firmer, and Mortise Chisels Three square,j(flat, and half round Files Ship Carpenter's Axes and Adzes Large Canada Axes, Felling Axe» Broad Axes, adzes, axe head» Carpenter's Rules, Hammers and Awls Butchers Knives, Steels and Cleavers B. Y. Sickles, Sheep Shears, Scythes & Hoes Scythe Stones, Rag Stones for Shears Grubbing Hoe§, Garden do "Fosters superior Spades, No. 1 do Chest Locks, Hinges, and Hobs "Rock's" patent Stock Locks Best Scotch T Hinges, 12, 14, and \6 inch Oval Boilers, 4 to 10 gallons 2 V gallon Saucepans, front handles Tea Kettles, Saucepans, all sizes Frying Pans, Bellows, Italian Irons Camp Ovens, Iron Pots Black and tinned Tacks Nails— Shinglo, Baltin, Cut Clasp, Flooring Brads, Horse Nails, Cut Brads Cut arid Cast Bills, Clasp Hobs Coffin Furniture, Jews' Harps Tin Plates and Dishes, Tea and Sugar Cannisters Iron tinned Tea and Table Spoons Spirit Measures, Bar ditto Glass Paper, Dog Chains, &c. J. McCAN.

The Undersigned has on Sale, ex "Deborah* and other arrivals. O A tons First Quality Flour &" 3 tons Biscuit Manilla and loaf Sugar Congou and Hyson skin Teas, in chests and half chests Molasses Sherry in wood and bottle Hock in one dozen cases Tehnant's Porter Witney Blankets, scarlet, blue, green aud white Grey Calico Navy Blue Prints English Crown Glass, various sizes Mould and Dip Candles Coal Tar Iron Pots Saddles and Bridles &c. &c. J. WoODHOUSE. Queen-street, Sept. 28th, 1847.

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MR. MERRETT, Portrait and Landscape Painter to His Excellency the Governor, begs to intimate to those parties with whom he has engaged to execute Portraits, that he is willing to complete them ; having now a studio in Auckland, with a good light; but he has a decided objection to attend sitters at their own houses, simply on account of the variety of light, caused by verandahs and windows fronting the course of the sun, &c. His rooms are in Chancery Street, in IVIr. Coolahan's new house, at the back of the Exchange Hotel. Attendance from nine to five. Groups of natives, single portraits of natives, landscapes of the most interesting parts of the interior, carvings, canoes, &c, will be executed in such a manner, as to lose nothing of the characteristics of the people and country he pourtrays.

NOTICE.

nnHE Undersigned begs to inform the -*■ Ladies and Gentlemen, and the inhabitants of Auckland generally, that he intends to open an Office for the registry of Servants. He is induced to do this from the numerous applications made to him, both by Servants requiring situations, as well as Masters and Mistresses requiring servants. As their will he, in all probability, numerous persons, of both parties, requiring accommodation of this sort, he solicits respectfully the kind patronage of the Public, and trusts the eligible situation of his premises, as well as the manner of conducting the business, to render it a source of benefit to all parties concerned. Terms.

Masters ......3s. Od. Servants • • • • ■ 2s. 6d. John Makepeace, No. 1 50, Shortland Street, October 29, 1847.

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W. ROBERTSON, ARCHITECT AND SURVEYOR,

ALBERT-STREET.