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New Zealander, Volume 3, Issue 170, 15 January 1848, Page 4

TEA, AND GROCERY STORES, SHORTLAND STREET.

HHADLOW respectfully informs his nu1 merous customers, aud the Public generally that the business lately carried on by Hadlow & Co., will in future be by him. By late arrivals he has received a great assortment of Goods, viz: — An Assortment of the FINEST TEAS] Raw and Refined Sugar Oilman Stores Salmon Beef Herrings, red and white Soap, and Dip Candles * Mould, Sperm, and Composition ditto Earthenware Tin Ware, in great Variety, &c. &c. &c. Jan. 14th, 1848.

ON SALE At the stores of the Undersigned, Ex " Victoria," from London. fitfk CASKS, each 3 Dozen BROWN *-*" STOUT. J. MACKY. Queen -street, Jan. 7, IS4S.

FOR SALE At the Sto:cs of the Undersigned, e& « Deborah." MART ELL'S BRAKDY Geneva B. P. Rum E- 1. ditto Manilla Coffee Congou Tea Black Pepper Molasses Red and White Herrings Muscatel Raisins Valentia do Currants Almonds Barcelona Nuts Pickles, Mustard, Salad Oil Manilla Rope, ofjsizes Wine Corks B. V, Sickles Stationery, &c. And now arrived, per 'Rosetia Joseph? Port andSherry Wine in Hogsheads and quarter casks Loaf Sugar Crushed and Lump Sugar Bathurst Cheese China and Manilla Sugar No. 0 and 1 Spades Steel Mills ALSO Three strong Draught Horses James MackyJ, Queen-street, Nov. 30 1847.

ON SALE By the Undersigned, ex " Captain Cook/ |A/^ BAGS MAURITIUS SUGAR XVf^ 56 Bags Fine Java do James Mackt,, Queen-street, Novi 30. 1847.

ON SALE ATTHESTOREOFIHEUNDERSIGNED On TONS FINE VAN DIEMEN'S LAND OV FLOUR D. Nathan.

TWO POUNDS REWARD. STOLEN. FROM the Allotment of the Unde? signed in Hobson-street, a large quantity of Posts, Rails, aud Paling material. Any person who will give such information as will lead to the recovery of the timber, and conviction of the offender, will receive the lewardof TWO FOUNDS, JAMES HARPa Albert -street, Jan. 4, 1547.

LIME FOR SALE. OAAA BUSHELS of the best quality of o v w Oyster she]l LIME< Apply to C. BERRY, Chancery Street,

[ a card. J M'DERMOTT & GRIGG, \ HORSE SHOERS, &c, &c, Quhen Street, Auckland, (Opposite the Ship Inn.) Horse-shoers to the late Governor Fitzroy, His Excellency Governor Grey, AND Colonels Wynyard and Gould, and H. M. Board of Works, &c, &c.