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New Zealander, Volume 5, Issue 338, 7 August 1849, Page 4

rpilKr piIK UNDERSIGNED beg to acquaint the -■- Gentry and the Colonists generally that they have THIS DAY opened their new House (Coiner of Shortland and Piincess-streets,)

IN THE GROCERY TRADE. Their Stock just impoited, Ex " Mary Catherine" & " Alaukin," will be found to comprise almost Every A i tide in the Trade, lequired for family consumption, and all of Genuine Quality. Enumeration as follows :—: — TEAS— Finest Congou, chests, i-chests & Hyson Skin do do Imperial Hyson Souchong, in boxes Gunpowder do COFFEE— The best roasted and ground daily SUGAR— Ration, counter and fine family sugars English nnd Colonial Lump and crushed lump SPICES— Cloves, Nutmegs, Mace, Cinnamon Carraway Seeds, black and white Pepper Cayanne Pepper, Allspice Bleached and Unbleached Ginger Ground Ginger, Ground Mixed Spice

FRUITS— Raisins, Turkey Figs, Prunes Currants, Dried Apples, Barcelona Nuts Jordon Almonds, Shell Almonds JAMS— Raspberry, Strawberry, Black Currant Plumb, Gooseberry, Orange Marmalade Green Gage, Preserved Ginger SAUCES— Anchovy, Harvey, Beefsteak Reading, Union, Worcester, Tomata King of Oude, John Bull, Royal Davis, Mushroom and Walnut Ketchup Indian Soy, Chetney BOTTLED FRUITS— Green Gage, Damson, Gooseberry Cherries, Red Currants Black Currants, Raspberries TOBACCO— Negrohead, Cavendish, and Honey-Dew, best quality PICKLES—

Onions, Girkins, Red Cabbage Piccalilly, Beans, Walnuts Mixed Pickles, in pints and quarts BOTTLED ALE AND PORTER— In casks and by the dozen Lemon Syrup, Lime Juice & Cordials SUNDRIES— Ceylon curry Powder The True India curry Mustard, in lib and |lb bottles Soap, first quality, in 1 cwt. boxes Blue, superior quality Washing Soda Mould Candles, from the best refined tallow Bath Bricks, Whiting Blacking, in bottles Best English Starch Scotch Oatmeal Patent Groats, in tins Farinacious Food in do Bermuda Arrowroot Pearl Sago Fine Patna and common Rice Basket Table Salt Liverpool and Dairy Salt London Vinegar, bottled and draft Chili and Garlu Vinegar Tobacco Pipes, in boxes Manilla Cigars, No. 2 Carbonate of Soda Red Herrings, in tins, very fine Scotch do in Sardines Fresh Salmon, in lib tins French Capers, pints and quarts Lamp Cotton Olive and Salad Oil Liquorice, first quality Split Peas Tapioca, Chocolate Colonial Bacon and Hams Salt Butter, first quality Rolled Spiced Beef Prime Salt Beef, in 1 cwt. casks Salt Mutton, in do Neats' Tongues Cheese, very superior Treacle or Molasses Lucifer Matches Sperm and Black Oil Scrubbing Brushes Steel Pens and Whist Counters

Fine Flour, in 1 cwt. bags Bran, in 4 bushel do Maize A few tons Prime Derwent Potatoes the table.

Heads of Families and housekeepers will make a large annual saving in the purchase of that leading article of domestic economy, TEA, by getting their supplies from James Simms & Co., Importers and Dealers. Auckland, August 4, 1849.