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New Zealander, Volume 5, Issue 353, 11 September 1849, Page 4

EX " SUSAN" On Sale by the Undersigned, ~O RANDY, in cases and hogsheads, •*•* Tobacco Pipes. Thomas Lewis.

TO LET, A COMMODIOUS two-story DwellingHOUSE in Chapel-street, delightfully situated, commanding an extensive view of the harbour and river. w Apply to Thomas Lewis.

J. LAZARUS, GILDER, PICTURE FRAME-MAKER, AND LOOKING GLASS SILVERER, TOEGS 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 vegilt, to look equal to new. At Mr. Levy's Opposite Connell & Ridings, Queen Street.

BELL 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.

nni-lE Undersigned begs to inform the Pub- ■*■ lie in general, and Military Officers ira 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, t&OP Ship Work in General and Horse-shoe-* ing neatly done.

NOTICE. rg^HE Undersigned being about to leave the I. Colony, lequest all persons indebted to them to pay their several accounts before the 15th of fceptember next. ALSO, Parties having any claims against them are requested to send their accounts for payment. D. & S. Cunningham, Shortland-street. Auckland, August 22, 1849.

WANTED, a FEMALE SERVANT, who can cook, and make herself generally useful. An elderly person would be preferred. Apply for address at the office of this paper.

| HENRY HARDINGTON, ROYAL EXCHANGE HOTiL, FOR FAMILIES AND GENTLEMEN, LIVERY & COMMISSION STABLES. eENRY HARDINGTON has the honor to inform his friends and the public that he has just completed the erection of entirely new and most commodious stables, equal for light and ventilation to any hitherto erected in Auckland, which are under the direction of an able and experienced manager. He now, therefore, feels warranted in soliciting their patronage in full confidence of his ability to afford every satisfaction to those entrusting their Horses to him, whether to stand at Livery or Bait. He would take the opportunity thus 'afforded to notify that he keeps for Hirb , a number of excellent Saddle and Gig Horses, also a neat Dog Cart. Sept. 3, 1849.