[FIRST VESSEL FOR SYDNEY DIRECT. ±*">k^ fT^HE Fine fast sailing Brno Jrwi^. "MAUKIN," J|||m|l Captain Cooney, will leave ouFbioat jgS&k&SSA aext f or t h e above Port. P»'P^"tOrPaS'lg<laPlP »' P^" tOrPaS ' lg<laP1 ' ly w°.S. GRAHAME. Auckland, 30th Dec, 1847.
FOR BAY OF ISLANDS, A Regular Trader, > (To supply the place of the Maid ofilie Mill, " Captain Stewart.) ju^-v— -n^HE new Schooner DOVE, Having good accommod aions , and a fast sailer, will s il on Saturday, the Ist January, 1848. Apply to H. H. Cretnay, Packet Office, Queen-street, Late Mr. J. Langfords.
Commissariat Office, Auckland, 16th December, 1847. TENDERS, in Duplicate, for the supply of Fresh Meat for this Department for one Calendar Month commencing Ist March, 1848, will be received at this Office, until
noon of Saturday, the 15th January, 1848. Due security will be required for the performance of the service under the conditions laid down for Annual Contracts. Philip Turner, Assistant Commissary General.
ON SALE, BY THE UNDERSIGNED, ALLSOP'S Pale Ale, at 10*. "per dozen Sherry, (an excellent dinner Wine,) at 7s 6d. per gallon Scotch Whiskey Port Wine, very choice Sherry, in wood and bottle Cliampaigne, in J dozen cases Claret do do Sautern do do Jas. Hoofer & Co. Shortland street, 29th Dec , 1847.
KAWAU SABBATH SCHOOL.
A PUBLIC TEA MEETING, in connexion with the above Institution will be held in this place, on the Ist January next, 1848, at 4 o'clock p. m. Admission Tickets, Is.; Children, 6d. ; to be had of Mr. Walter's, Momona Bay, or of Mr Robert's, Miners Bay. Kawau, December 21, 1847.
TO BE LET, with immediate possesssion, the IRON STORE in Queen Street. Apply at the Royal Exchange Hotel. Dec. 28, 1847.
TO LET, A VERANDAH COTTAGE, containing Four Rooms, well lined, situated in Chapel Street, near Fort Ligar. — Apply to James Rutherford, On che Premises.
JEI REWARD.
STOLEN OR STRAYED ON the afternoon of Sunday the 261h instant, a Flea-Bitlen White Poley Cow. —Whoever may give information to the Undersigned which will lead to tlie recovery of this Cow, will leceive the above reward. £, Thos. Runceman. near Hobson's bridge; December 30th, 1847;
[a card.] W. ROBERTSON, ARCHITECT AND SURVEYOR, ALBERT-STREET.
NOTICE, THE Wesleyan Public Day School will be re-opened on Monday, the 3rd January, 1848. R. C. JOPLIN. 1 Dec. 27, 1847.
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New Zealander, Volume 3, Issue 166, 1 January 1848, Page 1
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