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New Zealander, Volume 5, Issue 320, 23 June 1849, Page 4

VICTORIA HOTEIi. SH. LEVEY while returning his thanks . to the inhabitants and visitants of Auckland for the generous patronage they have favoured him with, begs respectfully to intimate that the whole of the numerous and expensive alterations being now completed, he can with confidence assert that there is no Hotel in Auckland to be put into competition with the " Victoria" for real comforts and accommodations, amongst which will be found — Well aired Beds, and the Bedrooms replete WITH EVERY COMFORT FOR THE TOILETTE. S. H. L. would also intimate that in due course of his arrangements for the importation of Wines, Spirits, and other requisites for his business, he has received per late arrivals, a choice lot of — Port— Sherry "J of the mosfc approve d Champagne V brands And other Wines ) Maitell's and Henessey's Brandies B. P. Rum A carefully selected lot of choice Cordials And also — Hind and Smith's celebrated Amber Ale— the quality of the whole of which articles are first-rate. The New Stables are warranted thoroughly drained, and paved throughout, and are amply sufficient to accommodate Forty Horses. The StaWe being placed under the charge of an Ostler of many year's experience in the best stables in Van Diemen's Land, and the Hay, Corn, &c, &c, being of first quality, Gentlemen may depend upon their horses being properly attended to. Six or Seven Good Hacks, to let on hire. For the further accommodation of importers and owners of Horse stock there are sleeping rooms adjacent to the stables for their servants and stockmen. In conclusion, S. H. L. pledges himself to rigorously observe the same diligent care and attention to the convenience and comfort of his visitors which has hitherto secured him so large an amount of public patronage. N. B.— A Table D'Hote every day at Two o'clock. Soups during the Winter season always ready at Eleven o'clock.

RAFFLE. rriHREE Magnificent OIL PAINTINGS, JL by well known Masters, will be Raffled for at Mr. Hardington's Hotel, in the course of the ensuing week. There will be three Prizes to be thrown for in the following manner, viz.: The highest thrower Avill be entitled to his choice of one of the three pictures ; the second highest to his choice of one of the other two ; and the third highest to the remaining one. Tickets— £l Is. The Pictures are at present on view at the Exchange Hotel.

SADDLE & HARNESS MANUFACTORY. JAMES PERRY returns his sincere thanks to his Friends and the Public for the very liberal support he has received in the above business, in Auckland, and now begs leave to assure them that his system of conducting business shall continue to be as heretofore ; supplying such articles as are of genuine quality, at the lowest remunerating prices. And by strict personal attention, with punctuality in the execution of orders,— thereby trusts to insure a continuance of that distinguished patronage so liberally bestowed on him, since his commencement, which will ever be his study to merit. J. P. begs to remind his Fiiends and the Public that he has at present a large supply of Material, lately received from his agent in Sydney, which will enable him to furnish a superior article and of the newest style. ALSO A large assortment of Saddles Weymouth, Pelham, Snaffle, and Watering Bridles Ladies 1 superior Bridles Martingales, best Melton Girths Spring Stirrups and Racing Snaffles One Jockey Saddle Chamois Skins, Sponge, Combs, and Brushes Silver mounted Ladies' and Gent's Riding Whips Silver mounted Hunting Whips, Malacca handles Plain Jockey, Hunting, and Dog Whips Assorted plated Spurs Horse Clothing, Rugs, Rollars, and Sadd! c Cloths Stable head Collars, Manger and dog Chains Superior Gig, Chaise and Cart Harness Carter's Whips and Thongs A first-rate assortment of Cart Harness, leading and shaft, " warranted to fit," and give good wear^ at unprecedented low prices for cash. Shortland-street, June 2nd, 1849.