Choicest Sample of Coffee inthe Province.
IN consequence of the ' daily increasing demand for REYNOLDS' JAVA COFFEE, (@ Is. ft)), R. R. begs to acquaint the colonists generally, that he now Roasts Twice Daily, thus insuring Fresh Coffee to the lovers of that most delicious beverage. Cheap Little Tea and Grocery Store, High Street, N.B. — Very Superior Potted Butter just opened Fine Valencia Raisins @ 7d. Ib.
HPHE Undersigned beg to acquaint the InA habitants of Auckland and its neighbourhood that they have erected a place in Princes* street for the Sale of FRESH BEEF. Having a large number of Fat Cattle on hand they will continue to supply Daily the BEST BEEF in the Colony, in such Joints as may be required, and will also supply Butchers by the Quarter Side or Carcass, making them a liberal allowance from the retail price. James Simms & Co. Auckland, August 13, 1849.
J. LAZARUS,
GILDER, PICTURE FRAME-MAKER,
LOOKING GLASS SILVERER, BEGS respectfully to inform the inhabitants of Auckland, and its vicinity, that he has commenced business in the above branches, and hopes by strict attention to good workmanship and moderate charges, to give general satisfaction. The utmost care taken in Framing and Straining Fancy Needle Work, Prints, Drawings, and Lithographs. Old Frames regilt, to look equal to new. At Mr. Levy's Opposite Connell & Ridings. Queen Street.
HATS! HATS!! HATS!!!
Just received, ex " Jane Catherine,"
ONE CASE SUPERIOR GENT'S PARIS HATS, @ 16s. each, being a reduction of 9s. (nine shillings) of the Auckland price hitherto, at the Store of Stitchdury and Hancock, Shortland-street. August 1, 1849.
The Greatest Luxury in the World Is an Easy Shave.
PROFESSOR COOPER has just opened a few very superior Razors sent as samples, which he undertakes to warrant to shave for twelve Months. N. B. Gentlemen will do well to secure a pair as soon as possible, as there are very few on hand. Hair Cutting Rooms, (Next Door to the Waterloo House,) Shortland Crescent, Aug. 7th, 1849.
NOTICE.
ALL PARTIES indebted at Waterloo House are respectfully requested to payby the end of this month ; the proprietor being very desirous to leave the colony. ALSO, Parties having Claims against the same are requested to send in their accounts for payment. R. McKenzie.
THE Undersigned have removed to the ■*• Stores formerly occupied by J. S. Polack, Esq. J. A. Gilfillan & Co. Lower Queen-street. 6th August 1849.
TO LET.
nPHE Apartments adjoining the Aucklak'j^ -*• Library, Shortland-street, well situateW for a Lawyer's office. Apply to J, Williamson, Bookseller. Auckland, July 16, 1849.
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New Zealander, Volume 5, Issue 344, 21 August 1849, Page 4
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