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BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE.

1^ KEVEN begs to apprize the inha- -*■ • bitants of Auckland, &c, that in addition to Ins well assorted stork he has received ex Nimrod, a few Cases Ladies, Gent's, and Children's BOOTS and SHOES. T. K. from his known proficiency in the trade, undei standing their quality and value, only recommends when he can do so with safely, and would further notice that the host of English imporlcd Shoos are still English imporlcd SLOPS, as a remedy for which will always be kept on hand work of every description of his own manufacture, and of course warranted. N.B. — No charge made for repairing English work bought at this establishment, on proving unsatisfactory. 1 Shortland-street, Jan. 27, 1848.

FOR SALE, npHE first rate Saddle Horse 1 SYNTAX, a Grey, Racing Gelding, out of a SkeWngfon Mare, by the remarkably fast horse Whisker. Syntax is well known in New South Wales, li aving carried off prizes at the Homebush Races. J. MERRET, Lower Queen Street, Dec, 2S, 1847.

AUCKLAND BRICK AND TILE WORKS, CHAPEL STREET, rpilE SUBSCRIBER begs to inform Builders -i- Fanneis, Gartlcneis, &c, that he has on sale Good Red Bucks Superior White do. White Paving Tiles Draining Tiles, No. 1, 2, and 3. John Walker. Nov. 10, 1847.

ANNUAL CONTRACTS. FOR AUCKLAND. Commissariat Office, Auckland, Jan. 13, IS4S. fTHENDERS will be leceived at this Office, by -"- the Undersinged, until noon of Wednesday, the Hist day of Maich next, for furnishing the nndei mentioned supplies, in such quantities, and at such times and places within tho limits of the town of Auckland, as may be directed by the Senior Commissaiiat Officer during the twelve calendar months, commencing Ist Apiil ne\t, under the conditions hereafter specified, viz, : Bread, at per lb. Flour, at per lb. Biscuit, at pei lb. Rum, West India, 5 per cent, under pi oof, (Duty to be paid by the Contractoi,) at per gallon Fne wood, at per 100 11 s. Mould and Dip Candles, at per lb: Sliaw, at per ton of 2210 lbs.

FOR HOSPITALS. Fresh Beef or Mutton, Fine Bread N Flour, Anow Root, Sauo, Rice, Tea I '.u. u Sugar, Oatmeal, Salt, Yellow Suap \ ' Peat 1 Barle),Mued Vegetables i\ b Potatoes y Porter, Poit Wine, and Brandy, each, at pei bottle Milk, Vinegai, each, at per pint Kggs, at pei do/en Fowls, each Tea, at per lb. Sugar, at pei lb. A7,^°^-u y < Tobacco, at pei lb. JN=5 2^ EJ Salt, at per lb. f ■SJS-is Soap, at per lb. V^-?^^"^ Mi\ed Vegetables, at per lb. ) rm ' n \3g °1 Oatmeal, at per bushel ( % j7 =,= q Peas, at per bushel |k | =< Vinegai, at per Imperial gal- I'g Z~£ lUll 1,-, S. 3 -. ~ H

CONDITIONS, QUALITIES OF THt SUPPLIES— Ist.— -All the articles to be of the best quality of ' their several kinds. 2nd. — The Flour to be the produce of clean sound Colonial Wheat, from which 20 pei Cent, in Bran has been exti acted. 3rd. — The Bread to be made fiom Flour of the same quality as desnibed in the piecerling paiagraph. and to be baked 24 hours beloie being issued, in loaves of 2 lbs. each. 4th — The ini\ed Vegetable to be supplied in leasonable propoitions of Gieens, Onions, &c. sth. — The Fuenood to be Tea Tree or oilier Haid wood, split, and cut into 1 feet lengths

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New Zealander, Volume 3, Issue 181, 23 February 1848, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 New Zealander, Volume 3, Issue 181, 23 February 1848, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 New Zealander, Volume 3, Issue 181, 23 February 1848, Page 4

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