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New Zealander, Volume 4, Issue 223, 19 July 1848, Page 4

PRKSKKA ED MEATS

M JOSEF IT, pieserved l<Vsh Provision IVTnnnfac- , tuiei, Campoidown, begs to infoim Merchants, Slnpownois, Captains of Vc<-<!oK, and Settlors, that lie has on hand a laige stock of preserved Fresh Piovisions, consisting oJ gravy, o\-tail, mork -turtle, and bouilli soups, toast, stewed, and boiled hecf, roast and stewed mutton, and stewed cat rots unl beef. The preserves arc made by a new and improved process, whereby they retain their flavour perfectly, arc entirely free from the laint taste peculiar to pieserves made on the old system. M. Joseph begs to submit the following testimonials and certificates as a guarantee to the public of the superior qualities of his preseivcd provisions, and also to caution purchasers against worthless imitations; Sold wholesale at the Campeidown Preserved Fresh Provision Manufartoiy, and at 3!)0 George-street, in heimetically sealed canisters,of six and four pounds, by tile ton 0(1. per lb., one penny extra charged for two and tluee pound canisters. May be had retail at the following agents : — It. Peek ; H. Cohen and Son ; Davy ; Staddon, Confectioner ; Lane and Co., Ship Chandlers, George-street ; in six and four pound canisters, 7d. pdjfclb. ; two and three pound canisters, Bd. This is to certify that soups prepared by Mr. Joseph of Sydney, were tiied on board H. M. Ship Rattlesnake, on her previous trip, and found to be very good in quality, and well adapted for long voyages. I have, in consequence purchased of him five thousand pounds for the use of the crews of H. M. S. Rattlesnake and Bramble, during the purposed voyage to Torres Straits. Given under my hand, on board H. M. Ship Rattlesnake, at Sydney, New South Wales, this 2nd April, 1848. (Signed) FREDRICK BRADY, I'ayuubter and Puracr. "Wellington, New Zealand, 20th February, 1848. Dear Sir,— l received some of your canisters of preserved meats and soups. I have tried your excellent manufacture; and without wishing in any way to bo complimcntara, I can assure you that it is the opinion •of myself and many others, eyen moio. competent judges, that your exertions have been crowned with well merited success and that the establishment under your direction takes lank amongst the most useful of t iose which bavi: of late years been introduced into this quarter of the world. (Signed) G. D. Laudnee, D.A.C G. To Mr. M. Joseph, Camperdown. Sydney, 2Cth May, 1848. Sir, — J have pleasure in certifying that your preserved meat 3 are equal, if notsupoiior, to those imported. Some which I opened six months alter shipping were in excellent condition. (Signed) John Keen, Master of the whaling barqae Fame# To. Mr. M. Joseph, Sydnoy. Ilobart Town, October 8, 1847. Dear Sir,— "We received per favour of Captain Lindsays, samples of your preserved meats. We showed them to several parties, who highly approve of their quality. You can send us an assortment of the pic-ervcd meats and soups— say about £50 worth, which we will introduce and send some of it in our own vessels. (Signed) Nathan Moses and Co. To Mr. M. Joseph, Sydney. These preserves are guaranteed to keep in any climate, and one pound is equal to twa pounds English. References to the following preens, who hftvo tried the Campeidown Pieseivcd Fiesh Provisions: — D. C. G. Ramsay G. R. Nichols, Esq. Messrs. Boyd and Com- Garling, E&q , Surveyor cf pany 11. M. Customs Messrs. Cooper and Holt Metcalfe, Fsq. Dr. Mitchell Aspinwall, Esq. Rev. Dr. Ross Foss, Esq. Mr. Norrie btaddon, Esq. Joseph's Clarified marrow, for making marrow pud(lings, as a substitute for butter in pastry, for frying fish, &c., in hermitically sealed tin cases, of six and four pounds each, Bd. the lb. ; 2 lb. tins one penny extia. Agent at Auckland—Mr. Hyam Joseph.

fpiiE Undersigned respectfully begs to inJ- form the inhabitants of Auckland, that he aa ill dispose of the lemainder of his Stock at cost pi ice in consequence of his departure for Sydney, at the end of the current month. N.B. Two Rooms and detached Kitchen to let. James Thos. Boylan, Queen Street. Auckland, July 13, 1848.

TO BE SOLD; (together or separate," I )' ' '. ' ALLOTMENT No. 21, of Sec. 29, containing 2 roods and 24 perches ; ami Allotment 40, of Sec. 29, {containing 2 roods and 35 perches, situate in Queen Street — These Allotments are ploughed and partly fenced, and command a full view of the Town and Harbor, and are within 3 minutes walk of the Couit House. — And Allotment 8, of Sec. 39, containing 28perches ; and Allotment 32, of the same Sec 3 containing 1 rood and 3 perches, situate neai 1 the i evidence of Mr. Wright, in Freeman's Bay. Also — Two very valuable Building Allotments, one in the business part of Queen Street — the other with a fiontage to Custom-hou.se Street and Queen Street. AND : A beautiful 30 Acie Farm at Remuera on they 1 mam Government road to Papakura and Waikato — being the best portion of Allotment 17 of Sec. 12, originally containing 237 acie!>. For Terms and Particulars, apply to Mr. llvrdy, Victoria Street.

Auckland, July 14, 1848.