THE FINEST CAVENDISH TOBACCO IN THE COLONY, AT REYNOLDS'S CHEAP LITTLE TEA AND GROCERY STORE, HIGH-STREET.
CXX BAP LITTLE TEA AND GROCERY STORE, HIGH-STREET. RREYNOLDS has now on • Sale, a quantity of Excellent Congou Tea ® Is, 4d. per pound, In quantities not less than one pound. This Tea is confidently tecommended. ' ALSO, A lot of Superior HAMS and BACON. TO BE LET FOR BUILDING, PARTS of Allotments Nos. 39 and 40 of Section 4, Town of Auckland, adjoining Mr. Dennett's premises, having a frontage to Queen street, opposite Wyndham-street, and to High-street, opposite Chancery -street and the Post Office. Apply to B. Newell, at Mr. Campbells Hotel, Queen-street.
EDUCATION. MRS. WOOLLEYS Establishment for Young Ladies again resumes the usual duties on the 16th inst., — where the following branches of education are unremittingly attended to, viz : — English Literature, and use of the Globes, French, Music, Drawing, and Dancing ; the latter accomplishment commences from this vacation, and is under the superintendence of a competent Lady. Queen-street, Auckland, July 4, 1819. On Sale at the Stores of the Undersigned. I^CA BAGS N. S. W. FINE FLOUR i-*-*^ 300 " Y. D. L. " « 250 <S. Australian " " i 1000 lbs. Y. D. L. Assoitcd JAMS. D. Nathan. Auckland, June 23, 1849.
BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE, Queen Street. JOHN HOOP takes this opportunity of ie~ turning his sincere thanks to the Inhabitants of Auckland and its vicinity who have favored him with their patronage since his commencement in business, and begs to announce that he has removed his place of busij ness from Shortland -street, to more commodious premises in Queen-street, (the 6th door from Wyndham-street,) where in addition la his former stock he has now open and ready for sale — Blucher Boots, kip Oxford Shoes, single soles Do do double soles Womens strong Cordovan Shoes, anil Gents. Carpet Slippers Blue cloth Caps Do do do Military Check Navy Caps Indigo Blue Bonnets *** A few good Journeyman wanted, Auckland, July 4, 1849.
FOR SALE, AN Allotment of LAND containing nearly Three Acres, adjoining Mr. Cooper's, and opposite Mr. Tucker's ; about twenty minutes walk from town, on the Mount Eden road. The allotment is well watered, fenced in, and under grass. Apply to George Cole, Queen -street, June 28, 1 849.
Undersigned, on quitting business as Licensed Victualler, begs to offer his thanks to his numerous friends, who have so kindly supported him for the last four years, and at the same time lequcsts that all communications intended for him may be left at the office of Mr. Marston, Solicitor, West Queen Street. Wm. TuTTYi Ship Inn, June 30, 1 849. WANTED.— A Female Servant. Apply at the "New ZealanuV office.
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New Zealander, Volume 5, Issue 326, 10 July 1849, Page 4
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