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New Zealander, Volume 4, Issue 265, 13 December 1848, Page 4

OATS AND GARDEN SEEDS. Just received, and on Sale at the Com and Flour Store — OAA BUSHELS WHEAT ** vv Y. D. Land Seed Oats Clover, Itye Grass Seed, &c. Peas, Beans, &c, &c. And a great variety of Garden Seeds A constant supply of Flour, Maize, Bran, and Hay A. Mears. December Bth, 1848. >

TO DAIRYMEN AND OTHERS. TO BE DISPOSED OF— Several superior MILCH COWS, some calved, others to calve early in the ensuing year. These Cows are known for the richness of their milk ; as also their extreme docility. One Yearling Bull, some of the Heifers in Calf, and a variety of Calves of various ages, can be seen on application to William Bird, on the farm of Mr. Wm. Church, Tamaki. Dec. 9th, 1848. FIRST ARRIVAL OF NEW FRUITS, Ex DEBORAH. WC. HAYES is just landing from the • above vessel, NEW FRUITS, in splendid condition, transhipped from the " Volunteer," just arrived from England, and consisting of — Turkey Figs Prunes Soft Shell Almonds Jordan ditto Bitter ditto Currants and Raisins Candied Orange, Lemon, and Citron Peel The above is as fine a sample of Fruit as any hitherto received in the colony. Shortland-street, December 6, 1 848.

NEW BOOKS, (Published by Messrs. Rivington, London), Just received by the Undersigned. MY B E E B 0 0 X, by the Rev. W. C. Cotton, M. A., with numerous wood cuts. Short and Simple Letters to Cottagers, by the Rev. W. C. Cotton, M. A., in seven parts, or in one volume, cloth. Davy's Selections for a Lending Library Constance, a tale, addressed to the daughters of England Recantation, a tale, written during a residence in Tuscany and the Papal States James's Thoughts on passages selected from "The Fathers" Evans Scripture Biography Hill's Scenes of 1792, or a Tale of the Revolution The Old Man's Rambles Tales for the Bush, by Mrs. Vidal Winterton, by Mrs. Vidal Murray's Alphabet of Emblems The Old Man's Home, by Adams The King's Messengers, by do Davy's Letters on Roman History and other subjects Whiteheads Sketch of the Established Church ' in India ! Songs of the Wilderness, by Bishop Mountain j Ashton Hall, a tale of daily life, by Mrs. Montgomery The Vast Array, by the Rev. E. Monro Stories of Cottagers, by the same author Dunster's Stories from Froissart Godfrey Davenant, a tale of school life Colton Green, a tale of the Black Country Neales tales of Christian Endurance Heroism Luke Sharpe, or knowledge without religion The Charcoal Burners, or the grateful Artist &c. &c. &c. John Williamson, Bookseller, &c. Shortland-street, Dec. 8, 1848.

TEA ! TEA ! ! TEA ! ! ! SELLING OFF. I>HE UNDERSIGNED has this day reduced the price of the Best Black Tea, to Is. 4d. per lb., and will make a corresponding reduction on all other articles of Groceries, as his stock must be sold before the end of this month. The Shop and Premises will be to let. George Codlin. High Street. Ist December, 1848. FOR SALE, A DWELLING HOUSE c6nsisting of Four Rooms, two in the front of brick, 21ft. by 14ft., and two in the rear of Kauri, 20ft. by Bft., with a Shop in the rear, 20ft. by 1 2ft. — The above are newly erected, and there is a good well of Water, and every convenience on the Premises, standing upon part of Allotment No. 6, of Section No. 21, of the Town of Auckland, having a frontage of 31ft. 6in. to Durham -street, by a depth of 47ft. 6in. For particulars, apply to Robert Skinner, Carpenter. Durham -street, Dec. 5, 1848.