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New Zealander, Volume 3, Issue 206, 20 May 1848, Page 4

REYNOLDS'

CHEAP LITTLE TEA AND GROCERY STOKE,

HIGH STREET, Opposite Mr. Uallamore's veil -known Establishment

R REYNOLDS begs respectfully to in- • form his numerous friends and the public, that he has this day opened his Cheap Little Tea and Groceiy Store, in High Street, where he pledges himself to supply his Customers with Aiticles of the finest quality, at the lowest possible prices. Small expenses enable R. R. to annex a List of Articles, at the following unprecedented low prices • — s. d. Congou Tea (finest impoited) . 1 10 perlb. Excellent do 16,, Finest Green Tea (Hyson kind) 1 8 „ Choice Gunpowder, do . .40 „ Java Coffee (better cannot be obtained) 10,, Good Raw Sugar . . . 0 3^ „ Fine do 0 4,, Crushed Lvmp . . . .00 „ Mutton Hams . . . .09 each. N. B. Salt and Ficsh Butter. Coffee Roasted on the Premises, ahoays fresh.

Ex LOUISA.

MARSALA WINE in Quarter Casks, (Woodhouse & Co.'s brand) on Sala at the Stores of the Undersigned. J. Woodhouse. Queen St. April 14, 1848.

For Sale by the Undersigned.

Ex "Richard Dart." OA HHDS SUPERIOR WEST * V INDIA RUM. James Macky, Queen Street. 24th April, 1848.

On Sale by the Undersigned, ex 'Louisa, -| fk PUNCHEONS B.P. RUM JLvf 20 Hds. Ditto 2 Hhds. Geneva 10 Chests Congou Tea 20 Boxes Mould and Dip Candles 5 Casks Molasses 1 Ton Bathurst Cheese James Macky. Queen-street, April 11, 184-8.

LADIES' BOOTS.

THE UNDERSIGNED has just received, One Case very superior Ladies Cashmere, Lasting and Prunella BOOTS, with patent fronts, &c. F THOMAS KEVEN, Boot and Shoe Warehouse. March 24th 1848.

to capitalists, connel£T~ridings HAVE received instructions to treat for the Sale, by Private Contract, of the following Town, Suburban, and Countiy Lands, the property of George Graham, Esq., Royal Engineers, about to leave the colony. I.— Allotment No. 1, of Section No. 2, of the Township of Auckland ; having a frontage to Fort Streei, (facing Mr. Nathan's brick store) of 198 feet, to Queen-str et 33 feet, and to an intended street from Shortland-street to the water. This property being situated at the nly commercial landing-place, and close to the intended Maiket, combines advantages that are not possessed to an equal degree by any other building land in Auckland. 3.— Also, a well-watered Farm at Pukaki, containing 305 acres of the richest land in this district.

TO BUILDERSSf CONTRACTORS. SEPARATE TENDERS are requested for the materials and workmanship required in erectiog one of the wings of the College, intended to be built on the North Shore of Auckland ; the Tenders to be delivered at the Catholic Chapel House, Auckland, on or before the 24th inst. The Timber and Lime to be delivered on the beach, above high-water mark, at the head of Shoal Bay, immediately below the house occupied by Mr. W. Bellingham. Foi specifications and other particulars, apply to the undersigned. Tenders in the following order— 1 . For Lime, at per bushel. 2. For Timber, at per 100 feet super. 3. For Mason and Brick work; 4. For Carpenter and Joiner work. 5. For Painting, Plumbing, and Glazing, Walter Robertson, Architect, Albert Street. Auckland, May s*, 1848.