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New Zealander, Volume 4, Issue 230, 12 August 1848, Page 4

AUCKLAND LIBRARY.

A SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING of the *■*■ Subscribers to the Auckland Library, will be held at the Library, on the 29th inst., for the purpose of balloting for new Members, and on general business. By Order of the Committee, Fred. W. Merriman, Honorary Secretary.

August 11, 1848.

On Sale at the Stores of the Undersigned, ex " Elora,"

*AA DOZEN London Bottled OUU BEER 15 Tons Liverpool Salt. James Macky, Queen Street,, 23rd June, 1848.

SCOTCH WHISKEY.

ON SALE,

At the Stores of the Undersigned Ex DEBORAH, HOGSHEADS SUPERIOR SCOTCH WHISKEY. James Mac kf. Queen Street.

June 6, TB4B.

MECHANICS' INSTITUTE.

TOCAL CLASS SECOND PUBLIC REHEARSAL, ON THURSDAY, AUGUST the 17th, 1848. first part.

Semi-Chorus & Chorus — ' Glorious Apollo' — Webbe. Song — ' List to the Music of Even' — Quartette & Chorus — 'Awake, Eolian Lyre, Awake ! ' — Danby. Song — ' Wilt thou remember me % — Bianchi Taylor. Solo & Chorus — ' Come, if you dare' — Purcell. Song— 'Still, still, I'll think of Thee'— De Pinna. Venetian Gondola (two voices) — ' Music's softest note is sighing' — W. Ball. Huntsman's Chorus — ' What equals on earth the delight of the Huntsman V — Weber.

SECOND PART. Solo & Chorus — 'Allegiance we swear' — Bishop Trio — ' Peace to the Slumberer' — Catalonian Air. Song — l Had I a Boat on some Fairy Stream' — Rogers. Glee — ' Forester, sound thy cheerful Horn, — Bishop. Song — 'The Flowers that Blossom' — B. Hime Quartette — ' See our Oars with feather'd spray — S. J. Ste\enson. Trio & Chorus—' The Gnome King'— Bishop. Bass Solo & Chorus — ' England's Song of Freedom ' — Mathe ws.

To commence at Eight o'clock, precisely. Tickets — including books of songs, — single r 2s. 6d ; double (to admit a lady and gentleman), 4s. Od. — to be obtained at the "New Zealander" and "Southern Cross" offices ; also at Mr. T. S. Forsaith's, Shortland-street, and of Mr. T. C. Hallamore, High-street. Admission by tickets only, and no money will be taken at the doors. *£* Members of the Institute will be supplied with admission Tickets, on application to the Secretary. G. Smith, Secretary and Librarian. Auckland, August 4, 1848.

HARDINGTON'S EXCHANGE HOTEL.

THE SUBSCRIBER begs to notify to his friends and the public, that he has This Day entered the Exchange Hotel, where every attention will be paid to the comfort and convenience of his visitors.

MR. E. G E O R G E begs to inform his friends and the public, that he has This Day opened his House at Onehunga, and washes to assure them that the same civility and attention will be afforded as when formerly of the Exchange. July 1, 1848.

PENSIONERS' GAZETTE.

THE above Periodical, the fourth Number of which is published This Diy, can be procured at the Publisher's, Sergeant Ford, panmure, and at the " New Zealander" Office. plicp 1 ice — Fourpence. August 12, 1848. -"^""^"i-- P •""""^

WANTED, A SITUATION, by a single Man, as Gardener or Cook. Apply at the New Zealander Office, or at the Exchange Hotel.