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New Zealander, Volume 3, Issue 171, 19 January 1848, Page 1

FOR TAHITI.

To Sail in a few days, rpHE Fine Ship AA|§* A "FACTO R,»' jQK|^' Captain McCook, affords an exellssSßSS cellent opportunity for Passengers, having superior accommodations. Apply to J. Woodhouse. Queen-street, Jan. 11, 1848.

FORHOBART TOWN DIRECT, iOS nP HE Fine c liPP er Brigantine aAfflfk JL "JOHN BULL" JBBlif' Geokge Church, Master, will sail f or the above Port This Day. For Freight or Passage, apply to 1). Nathan, agent.

FOR THE BAY OF ISLANDS, >^jh— THE Cutter THISTLE, sSS^r**- is tons > w *n sai * this Eve " <%^|Spf|fo ning, Wednesday. For freight or passage, apply to John MacDougall. January 19, 1848.

FOR THE BAY OF ISLANDS, x Oy THE fine fast sailing Cutter, aAsfk, J- hero, tons. For Freight or Passage, BaKsZj^w app|y to the master on board, or to Mr. -Bj^k.s, at the Caledonian Hotel. January 18, 1848.

FOR NEW PLYMOUTH DIRECT *-dT rpHE ANN AND SARAH, jsj&x!z^& •*• W. Sinclair, master, will J^^lpP^f§Jfe» Sail on MONDAY next for the For Freight or Passage apply to J. S. MACFARLANE. Auckland, Jan. 14, 1848.

NOTICE. FIPHE Undersigned informs the inhabitants of A Auckland that he has a WATERMAN'S O AT ready at any hour, Day or Night, at the Watering Place, Official Bay. ANGELO PARAGEE. Auckland, 14th Jan.

NEATS' TONGUES, Sfc. WC. HAYES has just received, in firstt rate condition Neats' and Sheep's Tongues Red Herrings, in tins Anchovy, Bloater, and Strasburg Meat Paste London Bottled Fruits and Pickles Jams and Jellies, in 1 lb. pots Orange Marmalade Olives, Capers, Salad Oil "White Wine Vinegar, in bottles Barcelona Nuts, Shell Almonds Bloom Raisins, Turkey Figs Jordan Almonds, Bitter do Maccaroni, Vermicelli, Tapioca Pearl Barley and Sago Sperm Oil, Lamp Cottons, &c. &cALSO Byass's bottled Ale and Stout Martells' Brandy, Case Gin, &c. Shortland-street, Jan. 18th, 1848.

A YOUNG MAN of" good education is desirous of engaging with some gentleman as superintendant of a Farm or Cattle Station, the duties of which he believes he could satisfactorily discharge, his qualifications being A fair judge of age, weight, and quality of , Horned Stock." A good knowledge of the breaking and management of Cart and Saddle Horses. An intimate acquaintance with agriculture derived from experience on large Farms in two systematic English counties. A good judge of grain, and sufficiently conversant with land surveying for private purposes. Communications giving address and requirements directed to A. B, New Zcalander Office, will be immediately attended to.

TXT ANTED— a Smart LAD, as Servant. Jfy Apply to J. & N. SIMMS.