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New Zealander, Volume 6, Issue 472, 23 October 1850, Page 1

Boot and Shoe Warehouse.

JUST RECEIVED, per « Barbara Gordon," a few cases of very Superior BOOTS and j SHOES, viz:— LADIfi.V Cashmeie and Prunella Boots, black and channel Soles '* Cloth Gala&hed ditlo, vaiious qualities " Patent Calf, Patent Seal, Spanish and Kid Shoes Gents' Calf Wellington Boots " Kid ditto ditto " Patent Dtess ditto " ditto ditto Albeit Boots " ditto ditto Prince George ditto Childien's Leather Boots, pumps and welts, from 2 to 13 " Leather Shoes, pumps and welts, from 4 to 1 3 " Prunella Shoes, pumps and welts, from G to 13 In addition to the above are a variety that would be more appreciated by looking at, than by hearing of (new names). N B — Almost every description of Colonial Manufacture now ready foi the forthcoming season. Thomas Kp.yin. Shonland Sticet, October 21st, 1850. EX "BARBARA GORDON," From London.

On S\m3 uy the Undkusigned, rriEN BALES B L A N X R T S A 4 ditto Paper 9 cases Hosiery and Drapmy L bale Druggets 25 bales Calico and Prints Tiiomvs Lmvis, Wharf, Queen-street. Octobef 21, 1851.

f jjxllE UNDERSIGNED is a purchaser of A Woolf Oil and Flax. Thomas Lewis* Wharf, Queen -street, Sept. 7, 1850.

NOTICE.

4 MEETING of the Congregation of the t\ Free Presbyteiian Church will be held in the Church on Friday evening next, at 7 o'clock, to adopt the best means for the supply and maintenance of Divine worship amongst us, agreeably to the doctrine and discipline of the Presbyteiian Church, and also to adopt the following Address. Alixandfr WiuitHt, Chairman of Committee. Auckland, 21st Oct., 1800.

To the Very Rev. the Presbytery of Ihe Free Chir'ch of Scotland, Edinburgh.

Revel end and Dear Sirs. We, the iindeisi^.icil, bring seatholders and membeis of the Fiec Piesbyteuan Chuich, Auckland, deeply deploie the very painful circumstances under which our beloved Pastor, the Rev. Gro. A. Pvnion leaves this colony. They are too numnous and painful to detail, and we think will be best explained by himself, or we could j .stify his conduct in every particular, suffice it to say, he has fallen in his high places. In endeavouring to hi ace up the Chuich under his care to the high and holy sUndaid of Gospel discipline, ho has fallen a victim to secret perfidy grown up into opon assault. On his aruval among us, we were elate with hoj c. With talent and piety above medinciity, combined with stuct nioial rectitude, we were led to anticipate many days ot j;reat good, and an abundant haivest of souls to the glory of God, extending not only over the piesent generation, but to ages yet unborn We still live in hope of your futuie favours, and humbly piay to the God of all grace, that from the threshold of yoiu goodly temple erected heie, may yet How the healing sti earns of Divine love both deep and wide, until the uhole island be covered with the knowledge of the gloiy of God as the vuitcis cover the sea. Humbly praying that every blessing contained m the new and everlasiing covenant of divine grace may copiously descend and rest on each and all of you and your labours, We have the honour to icmain, Reverend and Dear Sirs, Yours in Christian love. Auckland, New Zealand, Oct., 1850.