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New Zealander, Volume 3, Issue 182, 26 February 1848, Page 4

' (Circular.) MR. ISRAEL JOSEPH, *» Late of the firm of Nathan and Joseph, of Auckland, Wellington, and Nelson, New Zealand, BE G S to intimate to his friends nnd the public of New Zealand, that be intends to art as a General Commission Agent at Sydney. In thus tendering his services for a share of the large increasing commercial transactions in New Zealand, to those who may intrußthim with their commissions, they may icst assured that the strictest attention shall be paid to the management of any a/Fairs which may be transmitted to his care. He: confidently trusts from the experience he has bad while residing in New Zealand, and his local knowledge of Sydney, will enable him to give entire satisfaction — also, his uniform punctuality am 1 regularity when in business, will be a sufficient inducement to those « lio may favor him with their commis sions to know that they will be faithfully attended to. Mr. I. J. begs to inform those Gentlemen who require cattle, ti, a t he has extensive Paddocks at Camperdowr, three miles from Sydney, where cattle can graze until ready for shipment, instead of being drhen a long distance, and then put onboard ship, which in many instances Cause the cattle to die. 390 George Street, Sydney, January 3, 184tt.

MR. GREEN begs to inform the inhabitants of Auckland and its vicinity, that n e hns imported some excellent FURNI PURE fiom Sydney, which he is determined to sell at reasonable piices— consisting of Chairs, Sofas, Tables, ar.d four post Bedsteads, &c, &c, all French po lished. Queen Street, near the " Blue Bell." RECEIVED BY LATE ARRIVALS, And on Sale by the Undersigned. A FASH lON ABLE ASSORTMENT of Ladies' Tuscan, Dunstable, and Fancy Bonnel", Balzaiine, Muslin, Organdy and DeLame Dresses; China Silk, Bairuge, and other Shawls. An excellent assortment of Bonnet Ribbons; Ladies' Hose, Mils, Gloves, Flowers, Blondes, Elegant Dress Caps, French and English Clogs, and a. few Ladies' and Childien's 80016, &c, &c. J. A. LANGFORD, Shortland street. Feb. 25, 1848.

FOR SALE, QEVERAL TOWN and SUBURBAN ALO LOTMENTS. Also, a number of Country FARMS ; the Suburban Allotments vary from 20 acres upwards, and the Farms from 06 acres upwards. For terms and other particulars, apply to the undersigned. WALTER ROBERTSON, Architect and Surveyor, Albert Street, Auckland, February Ist, 1848.

[a card.] W. ROBERTSON, ARCHITECT AND SURVEYOR, ALBERT-STREET. TO CAPITALISTS. FOR SALE, in whole or in part, the estate of Victoria, at the Bay of Islands, comprising with some small exceptions, the whole of the township, and including in all 32G0 acres, more or less, on the banks of the jiver Waitangi. The above which is well known by every person acquainted with the Northern District to be admirably adapted for the site of a town, could not fail to prove a most profitable investment for any person not requiring an immediate return for his capital. It is the natural outlet of the most fertile parts of the country, and in the necessary course of events must sooner or later become a place of great importance and population, a result which might be greatly accelerated by any person having capital to turn its natural advantages to account. In 1830 and 1840, before the establishment of the seat of Govsrnment at Auckland, and the consequent removal of a large part of the inhabitants of the neighbourhood of the Bay of Islands, about G acres were sold in allot* ments by Auction, at an average of £400 and £422 and acre. For further particulars, apply personally or by letter to Mr, Busby the proprietor at Victoria.

GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF SOAP. BEST SOAP per cwt., only 265. Od. Best Dips per lb. " ...... sd. ** Moulds «• " 7d. At the Auckland Soap and Candle Manufactory, Queen Street. J. A. Smith, Ships' Slush purchased at 16s, per £gti__