JUST RECEIVED -AND ON S<\LE AT THE Tobacco, Snuff & Cigar Depot, Siior'iland Street, A FINE LOT of the Celebrated Virginian "HONEY DEW " Tobacco, at i 2s. Gd. per II). F. Gardineu. March 10, 1848.
LADIES' BOOTS. HPHE UNDERSIGNED has just received, A One Case very superior Ladies Cashmere, Lasting and Pruella BOOTS , with patent fronts, &c. THOMAS KEVEN, Root and Shoe Warehouse, March 24 th 1848.
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, 6 years old, — a tiial will be given. Also, a Chcsnut Male fora Lady, vciy quiet, For Particulars, apply to i Mr. llogers, Blue Bell Inn, Auckland
ON SALE At the Stores of the Undersigned. FINE Pale Cognac, Martell's and Hennessey's Fine Dark do do " Pale Cognac, in 1 do'/, cases Finest Jslay Whiskey Holland's in small oases " " 4 gallon cases B. P. Rum E. I. Rum ! In or out of Bond Port V» me, in quarter casks do do Hogsheads Sherry, in quarter casks, Brown and light Marsala, do. Old Port, in 1 and 3 dozen cases Sherry, do. do. Bucellas, 1 Sautcrn > in 3 dozen cases Claret ) Champagne, pint and quarts Cherry Brandy, Sweet Muscatel Wine Champagne Cider Bottled Ale and Porter W, §. Graiumr, Fort Street.
A DESIRABLE itESIDENCE TH E Undersigned would intimate to his Friends and the Public generally, that having leased that Large and Commodious House, situated in Official Bay, (near the linplish Chuich, and formerly occupied by Mr, Fisher) that he will be prepared to accommodate persons requiring RESPECTABLE PRIVATE APARTMENTS Furnished or Unfurnished, WITH OR WITHOUT BOAItD, by the latter part of this month, or 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 nio.it eligibly situated as a residence at once retired ami 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 cm be provided with neat and commodious Private Apartments, and suitable Storehouses for the dry aud safe keeping of any quantity of Goods. To Captains of Vessels, Officers of the Navy, and others connected with the Shipp ng, who may require accommodation for thentemporary 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 placePel sons arriving here with Horses, Sheep and Cdi. •• can also be provided with GOOD STABU/^: and an EXTENSIVE STOCKYARD, ciobe to the landing place. G. WILLSON. Official Bay, March 14th, 1848.
WANTED. A YOUNG WOMAN of good character as General Servant. Apply at the NewZealcUider Oiucc. March 24th 1848.
WANTED, A PLAIN COOK, or Man and his Wife, without encumbrance. Liberal Wages will be given. Apply at this office.
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New Zealander, Volume 3, Issue 191, 29 March 1848, Page 4
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