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New Zealander, Volume 3, Issue 157, 4 December 1847, Page 4

i. da vis; i WATCHMAKER & j'EWEXLER, (»jRwM & Keysets, Tottenham Court Road, London.) T>EGS to apprize the Gentry and inha- -£* bitants of Auckland, Russell, and the various settlements in the Northern district, that he has commenced business in Short! and«street, (opposite Mr. Hughes Grocer,) where he is now prepared to receive orders, and to execute any with which he may be favoured, in the most modern and approved style of workmanship. JEWELLERY of all kinds neatly and substantially repaired. English or Foreign Watches carefully cleaned and put in order, and the usualWarrantry given. Auckland, Nov. 30, 1847.

NOTICE OF REMOVAL.

HENRY D. LEY,

CHRONOMETER, WATCH, & CLOCK MAKER,

( From Murray's Royal Exchange, London,) RESPECTFULLY apprises the Gentry and Public of Auckland, and its vicinity that he has removed to Sliortland-street, nearly opposite the Royal Exchange HoteU Every description of Watches, Clocks, or Musical Boxes, English and Foreign, carefully repaired, and warranted 12 mohths. Dec. 3rd, 1847.

EX "SAGHALIEN."

«| PACKAGES MERCHANDISE, amongst which are a great variety of Filled Paisley and Norwich Shawls and Scarfs, some of which are richly embroidered New Fancy Challie Checks Fancy Printed Muslin Dresses " '• Jaconets and Cambrics^ Grecian Stylos Handkerchiefs, Bandannas, twilled, spun, fancy» and black,-Huckback, Calicoes, and Linen Tick A large assprtnrat of the newest Prints, comprising French Cambrics, Checks, German Chiutz, Turkey, Shaded, Egyptian, fancy, black, and white Bonnets Dunstable, China, Florence, Tuscan, Fancy, Caledonia, Batiste, and Goffered, also Calendered, and Willow Shapes Infants* richly worked Satin Hoods Ladies' Caps, and Blonde Brides Merinoes, brown, green, and fawn Orltans, black and printed Witney Blankets, 9-4, 10-4, 11-4 Serge Shirts Paper, foolscap, potfc, letter and wrappA^ Clothing, in variety Tumblers, Olive Oil Perfumery, Prugs, Spades, Carpet Bags, &c. Together with many other useful articles, all of which will be offered at low prices for cash, J. O'Neill, Lower Queen Street, Adjoining Mr. Moutn'fiore's Store.

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TO STAND THIS SEASON, At Mr, Andrew Rooney's, Lower Queen Street* SULTAN, a beautiful dark bay Horse, with black points. He was got by Wanderer % out of a Cleveland Mare. Wanderer got by Old WandeUr\ which was imported by Mr. Imlay to Van Dieman's Land, from Lord Egremont's celebrated Stud ; Dam a thorough bred Mare belonging to Mr. Imlay of Twofold Bay. Teems— Two Guineas, paid at service. Peter Grace, Nov. 15, 1847,

TO STAND THIS SEASON, THE Well known Steel Grey Horse Farmer's Fancy," at the Proprietor's, Albert Street. The Stock of " Fanftef a Fancy" are cele*. brated for beingtlie Very l)£&t in the country 1 , and can be viewedjiti'th6 poSses^ipti of Messrs'. Calkwell and tayjbr', taraiaki, Mr., Koonejr,. Queen Street,, itar. May, Mr. Donovan, Epsom, &c, &c. . ! Terms—- Two Giiineai . Patrick Lorican, • Albert-Street, Nov. 15, •184??. • l

[A CAfrD] • . MRS. WOOLLY redeives Pupils for in struction in the following brahclies of Education, viz.-—

ENGLISHFREN.GH MUSIC . DRAWING. For Terms see Circulars} Auckland, Queen Street, Oct. 15, 1847;