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New Zealander, Volume 7, Issue 547, 12 July 1851, Page 1

FOR HOBART TOWN DIRECT.

Ov HP H E Fine F ast Brigantine W^V -*- "ISABELLA," Mk&ls£ 100 tons, S. Sihnks,^ Master, will sail forlhe above Port on Tuesday the loth inst. - N • For Fieight or Passage apply to the Captain on board, or to Thomas Lev,' is. Queen-street, Bth July, 1851,

* FOR PANAMA. THE Ameiican Ship "GEORGE CHAPLIN," 1 ! "^f J^> Captain Swain , will, sail for the &kk*&^ a bove PorV'atiourtlVe'' 18th inst. Persons desirous of visiting Europe or the United States will find this a most expeditious and pleasant loute, as conveyances are established across the Isthmus to Chagres, from ■whence steamers depart weekly for New York, and also for Southampton. Apply on board, to Captain Swain, or to James Macky, Queen-street, 11th July, 1851.

FOR ENGLAND DIRECT. (For Light Freight & Passengers only.) n nnHE Fine Ship -W#\± "EMIGRANT," MSMI 573 tons, Register, H. H. Kemp, Commander, will visit this Pott about the beginning of July, from Hokianga, and will offer an excellent oppoitunity for passengers about to proceed to England having spacious poop accommodation. For freight or passage apply to I3uoivn & Campbell.

FOR SALE, FREIGHT, OR CHARTER, /&sk HP HE A 1 Barque K|M|\ J- " GLENCOE." •C2M£|f^s Apply to Captain Lillewall on Tiiojias Lewis, Queen-street. June 20th, 1851.

WANTED, A SECOND MATE for the American ship "Alexander." Apply to the Captain on board, or to J. Macky. Queen-street, July 10th, 1851.

"TirOOL-DYED Black West of England Y V BROAD CLOTH, 17s. Cd. per yard Supeifine Blue Royal Broad Cloth, 17s. 6d. per yard Supeifine Rifle Broad Cloth, 17s. Gd. per yaid Wool-dyed Black Doeskin, Bs. 6d. per yard J pancy Doeskin, stiipe, &c. &c, from 4s. 6d. per yaid Grey and Drab Gambroons, 18d. and 2s. per yard Pilot Cloth of supeiior quality, 10s. 6d. per yaid ■Men's Navy Blue Cloth Caps, 3s Gd. each. A. Jones, Railway House. Queen-street.

EVANGELICAL ALLIANCE. LECTURE. npHE first of a Series of Lectures on the JL evils of Intemperance, by Ministers 6i the Evangelical Alliance, will be delivered (P-V.) in the Presbyterian Church, on Tuesday evening next, at seven o'clock, by The Rev. Thojus Buddle ; Subject. — " The Effects of Intemperance upon Religion." July lOih, 1851.

GRASS LAND TO LET ON LEASE. npENDERS will be received until the 25th JL July, instant, from Paities desirous to rent for a terra of years, Twenty Acres of Land, laid down in Grass, being part of Tamaki Farm, Sec. No. 11, within a short distance of St. John's College, and lately in the occupation of Mr. John Russell, of Epsom. Tenders to be addressed to Thomas Outii■vvavtf, Esq., from whom further information niaffc^pbtained. AvWiand, 12th July, 1851.

IBXtX^sSH AXJ3> FOStEKSMT WAREHOtTSE. CLEARING OUT. THE Public are respectfully infoiraed that in order to diminish the stock of Winter Goods on hand, a very gteat reduction has been made on a variety of useful Goods in dress and clothing, among which a great numLer of necessaiy articles, impracticable to enumerate, will be found exceedingly low in price. H. Ellis. July 12, 1851.

I. 0. 0. F., M. U,, NOTICE. rpHE FIRST ANNIVERSARY DINNER JL of the Loyal Good Intent Lodge, advertised for Tuesday next, 15th inst,, owing te unavoidable circumstances, stands postponed until fuither notice. N. G. M'Millan,") Y. G. Smith, [■ Stewards. A. S. Matiieavs.)

A FEW COPIES OF MAUNSELL'S « GRAMMAR of the New Zcalani Language." Price 7s. 6d, J, Williamson, BookseJler