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New Zealander, Volume 4, Issue 237, 6 September 1848, Page 4

JUST RECEIVED,

THE LONDON and PARIS FASHIONS for February, March, and April. Also, the Magazines and Periodicals for the I same Month, and the three last numbers of, Dombey and Son which have been added to the Library. J, Williamson, Bookseller, &c. I Sept. Ist, 1848. " ■■ ■ !

j [a card.] | R. C. L. NICHOLSON, | SURGEON, &c. DURHAM STREET.

BUILDING GROUND TO LET. TO BE LET on a Building Lease for such term as may be agreed upon THE CORNER ALLOTMENT of Shortland and Princes Streets. It has a frontage to Shortland-street of 88 feet, and 48 feet to Princes-street; 50 feet by 41 is already excavated and ready for a foundation stone. This ground is peculiarly well adapted for a Public Building, such as a Custom House, Banking House, Post Office, or an Hotel, from its central and commanding situation and its very spacious frontage to two principal streets, Apply to the Proprietor, James Simms, Epsom

BOOT & SHOE SHOP.

JOSEPH ENGLAND

BEGS to inform the inhabitants of Auckland and its neighbourhood, and the settlers generally, that he has again returned to Auckland and commenced business in Shortlandstreet, near the office of the New Zealander, and that nothing shall be wanting on his part to secure and extend that patronage he was so happy as to enjoy so extensively before leaving.

N.B. — A few good workmen wanted. — Constant woijk and good wages. August 11, 1848.

ADVERTISEMENT.

A YOUNG MAN lately arrived from Sydney, has a good knowledge of Accounts, is anxious to obtain a situation as Cleik or Storekeeper. Application left at the Store of Mr. Nicholas Simms, Shortland Street, will meet immediate attention '

TO COVER THE ENSUING SEASON. Tm .ng through the Districts of Epsom and Tamaki. THE THOROUGH BRED COLT "CANTAB" Three Years Old, by Cantab out of Victorine, by Camerton, out of Greentract by Hector. Cantab is a dark Bay, and dark points,, stands 15 hands. Single Mares £2 0 0 Groomage 0 5 0 For particulars enquire of W. Dennett, ' Duke of Malborough', Queen Street. Auckland, Aug., 29, 1848. TO COVE a THE ENSUING SEASON. Travelling through the Districts of Epsom and Tamaki.

TH E Imported Suffolk Cart Horse " MATCHLESS." "Matchless" is a bright Chesnut, with flaxen mane and tail. Stands 16 hands, with great bone and strength, and is at present 7 years old. " Matchless" was sold at Sydney, for the sum of £450 to the late Sir John Jamieson. Terms :—: — Single Mare X 2 10 0 Groomage 5 0 A reduction will be made to any person sending more than two mares, his bona fideproperty. For particulars enquire of W. Pcttit, Kent Place, Near Mount Eden, August 19, 1818.

PRINTING. LETTER-PRESS PRINTING in all its branches, Copper-plate Printing, and Bookbinding, executed at the New Zealandi r office, by Williamson and Wilson,. Shortland-street,