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New Zealander, Volume 3, Issue 184, 4 March 1848, Page 4

FOR SALE

DRAFT HORSES and BROOD MARES, Also, a pair Roan Carriage Horses, to be seen at Mi. Church's, Tamaki. Also, a very handsome Lady's Grey Mare, G years old, — a trial will be given. Also, a Chesnut Mare for a Lady, very quiet, For Particulars, apply to Mr. Rogers, Blue Bell Inn, Auckland.

SADDLERY. JAMES PERRY respectfully begs to notify to the Inhabitants of Auckland, and vicinity, that he has commenced Business as SADDLER and HARNESS MAKER, in Shortland Street, facing Mr. Hughes' s, Grocer, and hopes by strict attention, good workmanship, and moderate charges, to merit a share of public patronage. N.B. — Every article in the trade constantly on hand. February 28th, 1848.

ON SALE AT THE STORES OF THE UNDERSIGNED, rpHE following fresh imported GOODS of JL supeiior quality at low prices — Red Herrings, in casks Pickled ditto, in do Yarmouth Bloaters, in tins Mutton Hams, in hogsheads Herring Paste Anchovy do Sauces of all kinds Capers and Pickles do Salad Oil Mustard, in casks and bottle Preserved Fruits, in bottle Chinese Preserves, viz :—: — Ginger, Orange and Chou Chou Peppers of all kinds Spices do Mixed Spice Teas, green and black Moist and Loaf Sugar Mould and Dip Candles Raisins and Currants Dried Apples Sugar Candy, in kegs of GO lbs. Italian Juice Blacking, in tins and bottle Shoe Brushes Prime Old Cheese Tobacco, Negrohead and Cavendish Carolina Rice Arrow Root Sago Pearl Barley Oatmeal and Patent Groats Patent Barley Farinacious food London Starch Salt Butter, Irish and Colonial Sperm and Humpback Oils Manilla Cigars, Nos. 3, and 4 &c. &c. &c. A constant supply of Fresh Butter & Eggs. Coffee, fine flavoured, roasted daily. Gundry & McDonald, Canton House,

BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE. HP KEVEN begs to apprize the inha- •*■ * bitants of Auckland, &c, that in addition to his well assorted stock 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, understanding their quality and value, only recommends when he can do so with safety, and would further notice that the best of English imported Shoes are still English imported 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. Shortland-street, Jan. 27, 1848.

AUCKLAND BRICK AND TILE WORKS, CHAPEL STREET, rpi-IE SUBSCRIBER begstoinform Builders J- Farmers, Gardeners, &c, that he has on sale Good Red Bricks Superior White do. White Paving Tiles Draining Tiles, No. 1, 2, and 3. John Walker. Nov. 18, 1847.