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New Zealander, Volume 7, Issue 508, 26 February 1851, Page 4

EX "VICTORY/

On Sale by the Undersigned, Oft CASES OILMAN'S STORES **" 10 doz. best Spades 5 doz. Potatoe Forks 7 Boat Anchors 5 cwt. Cast and Shear Steel 1 cask Garden Tools 4 crates Birch and Rosewood Chairs 2 cases " Lounging ditto 20 kegs White Lead 5^ casks Pale Sherry 20 cases ditto ditto, 3 doz. 10 hhds. Trueman's Stout 2 hhds. Old Tom 150 doz. Barclay's Bottled Ale and Stout. Bain & Burtt. Lower Queen-street, Feb. 13, 1851.

On Sale by the Undersigned, THREE TONS BEST WHITE LEAD Patent Raw Linseed Oil, Turpentine Copal and Mastic Varnish Gold Size, Black Japan Brunswick, Navy, Verdigris, and Emerald Greens Scarlet and Crimson Lake Drop Venetian and Red Lead Vermillion and Persian Red Spanish, Vandyke, and Purple Browns Terra de Sienna Burnt and Raw English Umber Orange, Middle, and Pale Crome Yellows Oxford and Common Ochres Imperial Prussian and Ultramarine Blues Sugar Lead and Litharge Drop, Ivory, and Blue Blacks Common Turkey Umber, and Rose Pink Pumice Stone and Sand Paper

Window Glass, all sizes STAINED GLASS, a good selection Sheet Lead, Zinc, &c, &c. Every description of Garden Lights made to order Leaden Pumps, Zinc Guttering Piping, Gothic Lights, &c, &c. W. Tattersall, Plumber, Glazier, and Painter. Feb. 21, 1851.

EX " VICTORY." Just Received by the Undersigned, fMGHT HUNDRED PIECE£ PAPER !_• HANGINGS, comprising,—Diniag, Drawing, and Bed Room Papers of the newest and most chaste patterns. i William Tattersaxl, Plumber, Painter & Glazier. Shoitland-street, Feb. 15, 1851.

TO BE SOLD, It HE whole or a portion of an ALLOTMENT of LAND, containing one acre and three roods, situate in St. George's Bay, adjoining the property of Lieut. Chesney. There is a good Cottage, and the Frame of another, erected on the premises, and the greater part of the allotment is enclosed with a substantial Fence. The ground is partially cultivated, a portion of it laid out in garden, in which are growing a number of healthy fruit trees. For particulars apply at the "New Zealander" office, or on the Premises, to Mrs. Roberts. Feb. 21,1851.

Straw Sonnet Warehouse,

SELLING OFF! THE Remainder of Stock on hand having to be disposed of within a few weeks, still farther reductions in prices has now been made with a view to effecting that object, after which the premises will be to let. Jan. 28, 1851.

TIMBER. THE Undersigned begs to intimate to his numerous friends and customers, that he has received large Rafts of Logs of all lengths and dimensions from the Kauri Forests, and has resumed cutting, as usual, in Freeman's Bay, where he will be happy to execute any orders that he may be favoured with. He need not mention the superior quality and condition of the Timber he can supply from its entire freedom from dirt and sand of all descriptions. Thomas Canty.

ON SALE, At the "New Zealander" Office, DOUBLE AND SINGLE DEMY PRINTING PAPEK.

ON SALE, AT THE RED HOUSE, QUEEN STREET. TAHITIAN ORANGES, Apples, 6d. per lb., PEARS NEW COCOA NUTS. George Hunter. January 31st, 1851.