ON SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED. I(\{\ CASES GENEVA A-VV 10 Hh(k ditto S Boxes Cavendish Tobacco. Connell & Ridings, Queen-street.
STRAYJSD, FROM the Tamaki Farms, No. 27 and 28, a GREY MARE, branded A on the near rump, a Reward of One Pound is hereby offered for her recovery. W. G. Goddard. Tamaki, Oct. 3, 1849.
TO LET, A HOUSE, of eight Rooms, and one of four Rooms, in the neighbourhood of St. George's Bay — with Stable and every convenience for genteel families. For Particulars apply to W. Forsyth. Collinhill, Oct. 3,1849.
TO LET, A HOUSE containing Four Rooms, at the rear of the Ship Inn, Queen- street, with an enclosed Yard and good Well of Water, Rent moderate. Apply to Connell & Ridings. Sept. 24, 1819.
TO LET, (From the Ist of October next.) rpi-IE VERANDAH COTTAGE, with two 1. Acres of Land, at present occupied by the Auditor General. For further particulars apply to W. 8. GRAHAME, Foit Street. Sept, 25th, 1849.
TO LET, A SIX-ROOMED Verandah COTTAGE, in Albert-street, with Garden wellstocked with Fruit Trees and Vegetables of every description. The whole is fenced in and commands a very fine view of the Harbour. There is an excellent well of Water on the premises. Apply at the New Zealander Office.
Maize, Oats, Flour, &c. JUST RECEIVED and On Sale by the Undersigned, at the Old Established Corn and Flour Store — 970 bushels Maize Flour, Y. D. Land Ditto, N. S. Wales Ditto, Taranaki Oats, Y. D. Land Cape Barley Tares, Ho)se Beans Field Peas, Lncerne Mangle Wurzell Clover, Rye Grass Rape, Turnip And a bmall Quantity of Grass Seeds ; also , a quantity of Hams and Bacon, at Reduced Prices. Abraham Mears, Shoriland-stieet.
TO LET.
A COMMODIOUS Four Roomed HOUSE, delightfully situated in Chapel-street, corner of West Queen Street, having a pleasant view of the Harbour. Apply to John Finlay, Carpenter.
NOTICE. MR. GEORGE OWEN ORMSBY has not, as stated in a letter published in the " Southern Cross" of the 25th instant, signed "W. Forsyth," given up to the Government his claim to the land at Oneunga, purchased by him from the Aborigines, under sanction of Pre-emption Certificate, No. 60 ; any person wishing for the boundaries of the land included in this claim, may obtain the same by application to Mr. F. W. Merriman. Sept. 27, 1849.
TO STAND THIS SEASON, TH E Thorough Bred HORSE " CANTAB," Four years old, by Cantab out of Victorine by Camerton, out of Greentract by Hector. Cantab is a dark bay, with dark points, and stands 15 hands. Cantab will travel to the Windsor Castle, Parnell, every Monday and Thursday ; and will be found at the Duke of Malborough, Queen Street, on the other days of the week. Terms £2 0 0 | Groom age 0 5 0 W. Dennett, Queen-sreet. Auckland, Sept, 28, 1849,
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New Zealander, Volume 5, Issue 362, 3 October 1849, Page 4
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