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New Zealander, Volume 4, Issue 214, 17 June 1848, Page 4

REYNOLDS' CHEAP LITTLE TEA AND GROCERY STORE, HIGH STREET, Opposite Mu IlaUcunorc's welLkwnon Establishment. E REYNOLDS respectfully thanks his o numerous Friends and the Public for the liberal support they have afToidcd him since his commencement in business, and begs to add that they may always depend upon the quality of his articles being fust-rate •, while by a list of prices fiom time to time, he hopes to prove that he is selling on the home system, of small profits and quick icturns. Finest Congou Tea, impoitcd Is. lOd. -s > per 11) ' £ Good Sound do. do. Is. Gd. pci lb. nf Finest Hyson kind, Is. Bd. pei lb. sTjL Choicest Gunpowder do. 4s. per 11).' £*• Java Coffee, finest imported, Is. per lb. \ Ciushed Lump Sugar, 6<l. per lb. V^ Finest Haw Sugar, 4d. per lb. j-s q Fine Yellow do. 3-|d. per lb. & <* Caibonate Soda, 7d. per lb. w q Washing do. 3d. per lb. ' % Whole Black Pepper, 9d. per lb. ° Ground " " lOd. per lb. J q A largo Lot of Smoothing Irons, at 4d. per lb. A splendid sample of Salt Butter, just imported, Is. 4d. per 11). Coffee Roasted on the Premises, always fresh.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS ON SALE EX " MINERVA,"

|^h lIIIDS. first quality West India RUM •"•^ 15 cases, 3 doz. each 7 very superior 1 Hogshead 3 Port 20 casks Dunbar's Pale Ale 10 " " Porter 2 tons white China Sugar 2 bales Wrapping Paper 18 boxes Window Glass, 12 k 10 8 cans Raw Oil 8 " Boiled Oil 20 kegs White Lead J. Woodiiouse. Queen Street, May 24th, 1848.

Ex LOUISA,

MARSALA WINE in Quarter Casks, (Woodhouse & Co.'s brand) on Sale at the Stores of the Undersigned. J. Woodiiouse. Queen St. April 14, 1843.

NOTICE.

NICHOLAS SIMMS requests all parties indebted to the late Firm of J. & N. Simms, and to himself since the month of October last, to pay their respective accounts on or before the Ist of July next, as he is about closing his establishment. Shortland-street, Auckland, 19th May, 1848.

TOTAL ABSTINENCE SOCIETY'

THE COMMITTEE of the above Society, beg to announce that in future their Meetings will be held in the Mechanics' Institute, once a fortnight ; the first of which, under this arrangement, will take place on Monday Evening, next, 19th June, at Eight o'clock. The Members of the Society, and all who desire to promote Temperance, are earnestly requested to attend and aid the Committee in endeavouring to further the objects of the Society. June 13th, 1848.

SPRING SEED WHEAT.

THE UNDERSIGNED has for sale a few bushels of the above valuable seed •, it is very piolific and may be sown with success in all August and September. DAVID WHITE. Tamaki.

FARM ON THE TAMAKI FOR SALE.

THE FARM belonging to Mr. D. White, situated within ten minutes walk of St. John's College. The Farm contains upwards of 104 acres 80 of which have heen cultivated and laid down in grass, 50 acres of which is well established being one and two years old. The uncultivated portion is nearly ready for the plough. The whole of this Farm is arable, abundantly watered at all seasons, and is well fenced and subdivided ; the soil is the finest in the district, and the quality of the pasture may be known from the fact of its being regularly stocked at the rate of one head per acre in giass, and their attaining to high condition. As a Dairy and Agricultural farm it is not surpassed. The Farm, if not sold within a limited period, will be offered for lease, on such terms and for such number of years as may be agreed on. Title — Crown grant, and purchased at Government public auction of Crown lands. Further information to be obtained from the owner on the farm. Payid White, June 6, 1818.