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New Zealander, Volume 7, Issue 551, 26 July 1851, Page 1

ON SALE, Ex " Mauiun," from Sydney/

HHHIRTY-TWO BOXES CANDLES J- 5 Chests Congou Tea 10 Half-chests Souchong ditto 21 Bags Fine White Sugar J. A. GILFI£LAN, & Co. July 22, 1851.

FOUND,

ADRIFT, near Auckland, a Small BOAT. Any person having lost one, by giving the description and paying expenses, can have the same restored. Apply at the " New Zealander" Office. July 23rd, 1851.

T^T ANTED A SITUATION to take charge T T of a Cattle Station in any part of New Zealand, by a Young Man who perfectly understands the management of Stock ; can do any sort of work required amongst cattle, having had eleven years experience in the Australian colonies. Apply at the " New Zealander" Office. 3uly 25, 1851.

WINTER GRAZING.

THE PADDOCKS of the Undersigned, at Epsom, have been closed for the past three months for the purpose of producing an abundance of Grass to meet the wants of the present winter season. They are now open for the reception of Stock to g-sze, at a weeklycharge, viz. : — ' Cattle 2s. per head, Horses. ..... 3s. per head. Payment for any nominal period made in advance* Dry Stock only will be received. Apply to W. Farreli,, on the Farm, or to ; the Proprietor, \ James Siaims. j Auckland, Bth July, 1851.

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

NOTICE. THE Partnership hitherto existing between William Smithson and John Scholes of Auckland, Brewers, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All debts due to the firm are to be paid to Mr. Smithson, on or before the 25th inst. William Smithson, John Scholes. Witness— George Smith, Andrew O'Brien. Auckland, July 18, 1851.

FRANCIS WHITE, BLACKSMITH AND FARRIER LATE OF HOIUANGA, "O ESPECTFULLY informs the inhabitants Jl\> of Auckland, and the public in general, that he has commenced Business as Horseshoer, Farrier, and General Smith, in Mr. McDermotts Old Established Shop, opposite the Post Office, High-stieet, and trusts from Ins long experience in the diseases of horses and cattle, and by neatness and despatch in every branch of his business, to merit a share of the public patronage. Auckland, June 27, 1851.

SXiXZASSTS A. DAVIS, MILLINER, DRESS & CLOAK MAKER, WEST QUEEN STREET, Will most thankfully receive, and promptly execute any orders with which the Ladies of Auckland may favour her.

PIANO-FORTE LESSONS.

MRS. JOHN BELL.

T)ROFESSOR of Music, and for several X years a pupil of Moscheles, is prepared to give Lessons on the Pianoforte, and on Harmony and Composition ; at her residence, Mrs. Conry's, Queen-strf et. To those well advanced in Music, Mrs. Bell particularly offers herself as finishing instructress. Auckland, 14th July, 1851.

MR. WHYTLAW'S FLAX DRESSING MACHINES.

Agents ; War. S. Grahame, Esr«, Fort-street, Auckland Messrs. Bethune & Hunter, Wellington.

SLANDER ! SLANDER ! ! SLANDER ! J !

WE know no character so despicable and contemptible ; no vermin so obnoxious ; no venomous reptile more to be shunned than the base and insidious Slanderer. You, aye, aix of you who, at any time, may perchance be listeners to the foul insinuations, the cunning cautious inuendo, and as-sassin-like aspersions of the slanderer/ ; or to the more reckless and more openly disseminated lip poison of this class of reptiles, may be assured, fully and unmistakcably assured, that you no sooner turn and quit the contaminated air the slanderer has been circulating around you, than the envenomed dart is next hurled at yourself. Our wives,, our sons, our daughter?, all that are near and dear to us, are " fair game" with the dastardly miscreants. We are rejoiced to have heard incidentally that one of these slandering scoundrels has got himself into deep mire, and that a gentleman having decision of character enough, and enough means withal to impart to the law full vigour, has for some time been gathering together evidence wherewith to crush one of this class of dastardly bipeds, and we shall be much surprised if an Auckland Jury cannot paralyze the reptile's fangs, and empower the gentlemen of the law to skin the sneaking, crawling, swarthy scaly Adder,