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New Zealander, Volume 5, Issue 350, 4 September 1849, Page 4

VICTORIA HOTEL* 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 th» " 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 | of the most d Champagne V b And other Wines J 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 Staui.es are wan anted thoroughly drained, and paved throughout, and are amply sufficient to accommodate Forty Horses. The Stable 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 msae 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'flote every day at Two o'clock. Soups during the Winter season always ready at Eleven o'clock.

EE L L AND BRADBURY takes leave to inform the Inhabitants of Auckland, and its vicinity, that they have commenced Business as PAINTERS, GLAZIERS, & PAPER HANGERS, and trust by unremitting attention to business, combined with moderate charges and good workmanship, to obtain a share of public patronage, which it will ever be their constant study to merit. N.B. — Country orders promptly attended to. Albert-street, (next the residence of Dr. Lee.) August 22, 1849.

TO BE LET. THAT Agreeable Residence, QUARTLY GRANGE, a mile and half from Auckland ; with Gardens, Orchards and Paddocks, all substantially fenced, together with more than 100 Acres of Land, now being enclosed — or if desired the Premises and Gardens only. Apply to Dr. Weekes, Albert-street

FTpHE Undersigned begs to inform the Pub- •*• lie in general, and Military Officers in garrison, that he has re-commenced business at his old Shop in Field's Lane, and hopes by low prices and strict attention to business to gain their patronage. T. Dunn, Lock Smith and Bell Hanger. tfSIT Ship Work in General and Horse-shoe-ing neatly done.

FOR SALE. At the Stores of the Undersigned, GRASS SEED, produce of New Zealand, MAIZE, ditto ditto J. Coney, High strret.

ARCHITECT AND SURVEYOR. MR. F. ARMSON, having recently arrived in this colony from London, where, for many years, he has been extensively engaged as an Architect and Surveyor, takes this course of informing the Inhabitants of Auckland and its vicinity that he resides and has an office in Princes-street (next to Wood's Hotel), with a view to carrying on the above business. i Mr. Armson has brought with him letters of introduction, and also testimonials from men in the same profession at home. But his reliance for success will be in performing with integrity and efficiency the business placed in his hands. With these views he solicits the countenance and support of the public generally. Princes-street, August 2S»tl), 134.9,