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New Zealander, Volume 3, Issue 169, 12 January 1848, Page 4

£X "DANIEL WATSON." FOR SALE, \At the Stores of the Undersigned— O CASKS MOLASSES ** 20 boxes Soap 1 cask Cheese 6 bags Patna Rice 1 cask Blacking 6 cases Starch 4' do v r, Curry Pcwder, lb and half lbs. 6 do " Mustard, do 4 cases White Wine Vinegar, pints and half pints 4 do Salad Oil, pints and half pints 2 do French Capers, half pints 4do Cayenne Pepper 4 do Castor Oil, pints and half pints 2 do Thumb Blue I cask Epsom Salts 6 half chests Congou 4 three-quarter ditto Hyson 4 boxes Orange Pekoe 1 case Cocoa and Chocolate 10 drums Figs 1 case Lucifer Matches, (Wortman & Co) Saltpetre, Ground Pepper Maccaroni, Jamaica Ginger Bottling Wax, Wrapping Paper Ground Ginger, Spice, and Cinnamon Thomas Wbston & Co. January 11, 1848.

N. S. WALES MAIZE. ON SALE At the Stores of the Undersigned — £J AA BUSHELS N. S. WALES MAIZE, in lots to suit purchasers, at 2s. 9d. per Bushel. Thomas Weston & Co. Shortland-street, Jan. llth, 1848. GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF SOAP. BFRT SOAP per cwt., only 265. Od. Best Dips perlb. " sd. «' Moulds " " 7d. At the Auckland Soap and Candle Manufactory, Queen Street. J. A. Smith. Ships' Slush purchased at 16s. per cwt. ON SALE, BY THE UNDERSIGNED, "VTEGROHEAD and Cavendish TOBACCO IN Manilla Cigars, in and out of bond 200 bushels Maize and Oats 80 boxes Soap and Candles 5 tons Liverpool Salt J. H, Asher. High-street, near Custom House.

THE Undersigned is a purchaser of WOOL for Cash. J. H.ASHER, High-street. December 17, 1847. [A CARD] MRS. WOOLLY receives Pupils for instruction in the foil oi ng branches of Education, viz,— ENGLISH FRENCH MUSIC DRAWING. For Terms see Circulars, Auckland, Queen Street, Oct. 15, 1847.

(I/TRS LANGFORD begs to inform her ItX Friends and the Ladies of Auckland and its vicinity that she has removed to Shortland Street, opposite to Mr Watt's, where she has a Choice Assortment of STRAW Sf TUSCAN BONNETS, RIBBONS, FANCY GOODS, &c. to which she invites inspection. All kinds of Plain and Fancy Straws Cleaned and AU tered to the newest style, on reasonable terms. Jan. 4th, 1848.

MR. CHARLES SEXEY is authorised to receive all monies on my account, and to give receipts for the same during my temporary absence from Auckland. H. HARDINGTON. Victoria Hotel. Dec. 17. \847, FOR SALE, THE first rate Saddle House SYNTAX, a Grey, Rating Gelding, out of a SkelHngton Mare, by the remarkably fast horse Whisker, Syntax is well known in New South Wales, having carried off prizes at the Homebush Races. J. MERRET, Lower Queen Street, Dec. 28, 1847.

WANTED, ON a Farm about three miles from Town, a Man and Wife, (unencumbered), the Wife must be an experienced Dairy-woman. Apply at the Office of this Paper. Jan. 7, 1818.