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New Zealander, Volume 3, Issue 199, 26 April 1848, Page 4

GOODS, ex Richard Dart. •TIHE UNDERSIGNED are now landing, J ex Richard Dart, direct from London, a large and varied assortment of Goods (those intended for Native Trade having been manufactured expressly to order, are particularly well adapted to the market), which will be open for inspection ths end of present week. Brown and Campbell. N. 8.—8. & C- are now occupying their old store, re-erected in O'Connell-street, until the ccmplttion of their new buildings. April 24, 1848.

JOHN LAURIE, Jun., PORK BUTCHER, BEGS respectfully to inform the inhabitants of Auckland and its vicinity that he has commenced businesi in the above line at the shop lately occupied by T« Shering, Shortland Crescent, and hopes by constant attention and civility to merit that share of public patronage so long enjoyed by his predecessor. N. B. — Shipping supplied on the lowest i terms. A constant supply of Sydney Butter always* on hand. Auckland, April 25, 1843.

Commissariat, Auckland, \Oth 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 Office until Noon of Monday and Thursday in each week. The Tenders to be Wduplicate, — sealed and: endorsed,—" Tender for Treasury Bills." Philip Turner, Assistant Commissary General.

W. POSSENNISKIE, ARMY AND NAVY TAILOR, RESPECTFULLY begs to return thanks to all those Gentlemen who have honoured him hitherto with their commands ; and hopes, by attention to every branch of the business, to ensure a continuance of their favours, N.8.-~A Suit made to Order in 12 Hours. Messrs, Connell & Ridings. Lower Queen Street, 1 Auckland, April 11, 1848. J