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New Zealander, Volume 4, Issue 281, 7 February 1849, Page 4

Just Received — Ex " Duke of Portland," A COLLECTION OF VARTY'S NEW /I ILLUSTRATED EDUCATIONAL WORKS, to assist Parents and Teachers in the Elementary and Progressive Instruction of Youth, comprising — I Mimpriss's First Graduated Lessons, for Simultaneous Instruction, containing 1 00 Easy Tablet Lessons Child's Circle of Knowledge, a series of 200 Tablet , Lessons on common and useful subjects Easy Introduction to the Animal Kingdom Baker's Tabular View of the Old Testament Hughes's Hand Atlas for Bible Readers Ingram 's Geography of the Holy Land Mimpriss's Harmony of the Evangelists " " of the Gospels " Graduated Reading Lesson Books " Gospel History " Pictorial Illustrations of the Life of Our Lord Baker's Book of Bible History " " " Geography « « " Characters « " " Events " Exercises Christ an Example for the Young — Illustrated by fifty line engravings, with picture Definitions and Exercises A variety of Children's first and second Reading Books, and a collection of Mrs. Sherwood's Story Books ALSO ON SALE Bibles. Prayer Books, Psalm Books (Church of Scotland authorised edition), Wesley's and Watts' Hymn Books, &c, &c, &c. %* Bible and Tract Depository. John Williamson, Bookseller and Stationer. January 25, 1849.

TO LET FURNISHED or UNFURNISHED.

nPHAT most desirable Dwelling House, ocJ[ cupied by Mr. George Russell, situated in Hobson Street, containing ten apartments, having a Coach House, stabling for four horses, Fowl House, &c., with two acres of Gaiden in an excellent state of culture. For particulars, apply to D. Nathan, Shortland Street. Auckland, Jan. 26, 1849.

FOR SALE, ON THE NORTH SHORE, npWO FARMS, containing 75 Acres, situate in Shoal Bay, opposite Auckland, having water frontage, where boats of lar^e tonnage can have communication. The land is of good quality, and being contiguous to the town, will every day become more valuable. Apply at the New Zealander Office.

TO BE LET OR SOLD,

"T^HE « CALEDONIA HOTEL," in Fort I Street, containing 20 diffeient Apartments, with Balcony and Verandah. There is also an excellent well of Water on the premises, with every convenience requisite for a Hotel. The stock on hand and any Furniture that may be wanted, to be taken at a valuation for which cash will be required. Possession can be given in time for the ensuing licensing day. For further particulars apply on the premises to the proprietor Mr. Wai. McDonald, or to James M\cky, Queen Street. Auckland, 2nd Feb., 1849.

WANTED.

WANTED A MAN AND HIS WIFE to take charge of a small Dairy — the man would have to do general Farm -work in addition to the Dairy ; or, a Man and his Wife, the man to do the Farm-work, and the wife to wash for the family which is small. Address H. at the office of this paper.

123 & 124, SHORTLAND STREET, Next Royal Exchange Hotel.

H. HADLOW

BEGS to inform the Gentry of Auckland, and its vicinity, that he has just received direct from London, ex "Duke of Portland," — Two cases of the most splendid and chaste patterns of Plated and Silver mounted Goods, ever imported, consisting of 5, 6, & 8 Hole Cruets, with Cut Glasses, and revolving frame ditto Plated do do do Silver mounted Candlesticks ditto do Snuffers and Trays Japan Chamber Candlesticks. The above are from one of the first makers in England, and will be sold on the smallest profit, for cash.