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New Zealander, Volume 5, Issue 354, 13 September 1849, Page 2

RECEIVED BY THE UNDERSIGNED, Ex "Maukin," -r* A TENT SPERM CANDLES J^ Pudding Raisins Muscatel ditto Figs Spanish Nuts Jordan Almonds Red Herrings Salmon in lib. tins Loaf Sugar Company's No. 1, Sugar Hyson Tea Crown Soap Mould Candles Split Peas Blacking &c. &c. &c. SOMERVILLE & Co., Shortland-street, One door from Queen-street, September 12, 1849.

COFFEE. SOMERVILLE AND Co., BEG to inform their friends and customers that having just erected a new and large Roasting A^aratus, they are now able to supply any quantity, and of the very best quality, on the shoitest notice.

A PRIME LOT OF Baoon, Hams, Cheese* and Butter, ON Sale at Reduced Prices, by SOMERVILLE & Co.

NOTICE. THE PARTNERSHIP hitherto existing between thg. undersigned, carrying on business in Auckland as Merchants, Traders, &c, &c, under the Firm and Style of R. & D. Graham, is This Day dissolved by mutual consent. Mr. D. Graham will receive all amounts due to, and will pay all amounts due by the above Firm, Robert Graham, David Graham. Auckland, 10th Sept., 1849,

NOTICE. MR. D. GRAHAM, intending to leave the Colony in a few weeks, respectfully requests all persons indebted to the late Firm of It. and D. Graham to settle the amount of their accounts as early as possible, and all persons having claims against the lik«' Firm ,are requested to send in their accounts for payment without delay. . Victoiia House, 10th Sept., 1849.

.fipHE Undersigned have This Day entered J. into partnership for the purpose of carrying on business in Auckland as Merchants, Traders, Drapers, and Commission Agents, under the Firm and Style of Graham and Henderson. David Graham, James Henderson, William Henderson, Auckland, 11th Sept., 1849.

J& W. HENDERSON beg to return . thanks to the Inhabitants of Auckland for the patronage hitherto bestowed on their Establishnent, .md trust to meet a continuance of that patronage under the Firm of Graham & Henderson, under which their business will hereafter be conducted. All persons indebted to their Establishment till this date, are respectfully requested to settle their accounts as early as convenient, and all persons having claims against them are requested to send in their accounts for payment. Cooden House, Sept. 10, 1849.

:00MMERCIAIi HOUSE. npHE undersigned has received a large quanJ tity of New and Fashionable DRAPERY GOODS, from London, via Sydney, from the celebrated Houses of Morrison, Dillon, & Co., and J. F. Pawson&Co. Viz.— One Case containing Cashmere, Lama, Black Satin and Fancy Silk Check Shawls and Scarfs. One Case containing Cashmere, Delaine, Oregon, Ottoman, Printed Muslin, Belzorine, and Swiss Checked Gingham Dresses. One Case containing 10 Boxes Ribbons — in Sarsnet, Satin, Fancy Gauze and Bonnet ditto, and 3 boxes French Flowers. One Cask containing Ladies' Silk Neck Ties, Black and White Lace Falls, Green and Blue Gossamer ; Babies' French Cambric Caps, Frock Bodies and Robes ; Gents' Brussells, Ducape, and Satin Handkerchiefs, Black Satin Joinville, and Fancy Opera Ties and Scarfs, rich black Satin Vesting, and black Silk Velvet. One Case Parasols, in Brown Silk and Fancy Satin, with Lancewood Handles. Two Bales of rich Town-made Prints and Furniture Chintz. Two Bales bla"Tc aud coloured Orleans, Alpaecas, and Cobnrgh Cloth" One Casi: co taining Hosiery, Gloves, Haberdasher/, &c, &c. H. R. Kane. Queen -sheet, Sept. 6, 1849.