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New Zealander, Volume 7, Issue 508, 26 February 1851, Page 1

FOR NEW PLYMOUTH, WELLINGTON, CANTERBURY, AND OTAGO. £Jf£L ri-HE Barque "VICTORY," lm^\ I Al, 600 tons register, W. JOTrajljfP^' L. Mullens, Commander, will m^^^^p^^t sail fur the above ports on or about the Ist March. For freight or passage apply to Brown and Campbell. Feb. 20, 1851.

FOR HONOLULU DIRECT. JTj^s: n/1 H E Fast Sailing Brig JMj^ 1 •< SISTERS," WMiP^' 200 tons burthen, Captain •m^TJ^n Hugh Clark, has principal portion of her freight engaged, and will sail for the above Port positively on the Ist of March next. For freight only. Apply to D. Nathan, or to Feb. 18, 1851. Combes & Daldy.

FOR SALE, FREIGHT, OR CHARTER. A NEW SCHOONER of about twenty- ■*■*• five tons, and well adapted for the coasting trade. For particulars apply to Combes & Daldy, Auckland, Feb. 12, 1851.

NOTICE. ALL claims against the Schooner " Despatch" are requested to be sent to the undersigned this day. James Macky, agent. Feb. 26, 1851.

AUCKLAND FAIR.

THE Wardens of the Hundred of Auckland beg to remind the Public that the FIRST ANNUAL FAIR for the Hundred, will be held at the Village of Newmarket, Epsom Road, on Tuesday, llth March. The Sales of Stock will take place from twelve to three o'clock. AFTER WHICH, Foot racing, running in sacks, wheel-barrow racing, and other sports, in accordance with old English customs, will commence; the Prizes for which will be open to all residents in the Hundred, whether Native or European. Only a small portion of the Market ground being yet enclosed the present Fair will be held in Mr. Osborne's paddock, opposite the Royal George Inn. Applications for permission to erect Booths, to be made to Mr Osborne. Mr. Hardington's Omnibus will ply between Auckland and Newmarket on the Fair day; starting from the Exchange Hotel at 11 o'clock —l 2 o'clock, 2 o'clock, and 3 o'clock. An Ordinary at the Royal George Inn at 1 o'clock.

AGRICULTURAL & HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.

THE Committee will meet on Saturday the Ist March, at 3 p.m., at the Exchange Hotel, to arrange for opening the Market. James Baber, Secretary.

TO CARPENTERS, &c, &c. FROM this date until Monday 10th of March, Tenders will be received for building a Chapel at Onehunga. The plan and specifications to be seen at Mr. Coolahan's, Shortlaud-street, Auckland, on Thursdays, and at Onehunga Chapel every other day. Feb. 24th, 1851.

WILLIAM POSSENNESKIE HAS the pleasure of informing the Gentlemen of Auckland and vicinity that he has received, by latest arrivals, a most splendid Assortment of Materials for Trowsers and Waistcoats; also a Large Quantity of Superior West of England Cloths for Coats. W. Possenneskie returns thanks for the liberal patronage he has hitherto received, and hopes, with punctuality and attention, he shall merit a continuance of their patronage. Princes-street, Feb. 24, 1851.