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New Zealander, Volume 3, Issue 189, 22 March 1848, Page 1

Commissariat, Auckland, 10*7* March, 1848. TENDERS of British Gold and Silver Coins in exchange for the Bills of the Undersigned, on the Right Honorable the Lords Commissioners of Her Majesty's Treasury, will be received at this Ofiicu until Noon [ of Monday and Thursday in each week. The Tenders to be in duplicate, — sealed and endorsed, — "Tender for Treasury Bills. 3 ' Philip Turner, Assistant Commissary General.

ON SALE by the UNDERSIGNED, rHREE HUNDRED bushels Bran, &c. Maize, New South Wales Ditto New Zealand Cape Barley, Oats Rye Grass Seed. &c. Flour, Ist. and 2nd, Oatmeal, Rice, &c. Sheeps' Tongues Bullocks' Ditto Salt Beef, Pork, &c,, &c, Abraham Me/iRs, Shortland Street, 7 March 17, 1848. >

A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE.

TH E Undersigned would intimate tojhis Friends and the Public generally, that, having leased that Large and Commodious House, situated in Official Bay, (near the English Church, and formerly occupied by Mr, Fisher) that he will be prepared to accommodate persons requiring RESPECTABLE PRIVATE APARTMENTS, Furnished or Uniuhnisiied, WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD, by the latter part of this month, ,o;r the first of next, at the above House. This House being located in decidedly the most desirable part of the town, and commanding a splendid view of the Bay and Harbour, together with that of the surrounding beautiful scenery, possesses advantages unsurpassed, at least, by any other in Auckland. Gentlemen of business will find it most eligibly situated as a residence at once retired and convenient —not being three minutes walk from the Bank, nor above eight from the Custom House. Gentlemen, Ladies, and Families, arriving here from Sydney and elsewhere, will find the^ strictest attention paid to their comfort, and con be provided with neat and commodious Private Apartments, and suitable Storehouses for the dry and safe keeping of any quantity of Goods. To Captains of Vessels, Officers of the Navy, and others connected with the Shipping, who may require accommodation for their temporary sojourn here, this house presents advantages unequalled by any other in the place, being situated in the immediate vicinity of the most convenient and principal landing place. Persons arriving here with Horses, Sheep, and Cattle, can also be provided with GOOD STABLING and an EXTENSIVE STOCKYARD, close to the landing place. G. WILLSON. Official Bay, March 14th, 1848.

[ADVERTISEMENT.] To the Editor of the New Zealander. SIR, — The Petty Officers and Seamen belonging to the Inflexible desires jou will lelum thanks to His Excellency the Governor, his Lady, and Inhabitants of Auckland, foi the kind manner they have been treated during the shoi t period they have served on this station. And it is with heartfelt i egret that they have to leave, but ate in hopes that it will not be long befoie they will return, to aid and assist in any manner it may beieqmred of them, and will do their utmost to serve His Excellent:) and Inhabitants. I i emain, Sir, Your Obedient Servant, One of the Inflexibles. II M. S. Sloop, Inflexible, ( Maich ISth, 1818. J

REMOVAL. MISS MEAKER desires respectfully to intimate that she has removed from Princes' Street to Jcrmyn Street, (opposite Mr. Shepherd's). Apprentices and Improvers watileJ. Auckland, March 18th, 1848.