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New Zealander, Volume 7, Issue 560, 27 August 1851, Page 1

ON SALE, Ex "Norfolk," from London.

MOLESKIN TROWSERS Navy Blue Prints Fancy Plates Serge Shirts Cod Liver Oil Cm rants, in caroteels Figs, Almonds Muscatel and Eleme Raisins Barcelona Nuts Walnuts English Jams and Jellies Oilmen's Stores, (Hesketh, Davis & Co's ) Orange Marmalade Maccaroni and Vermicelli Glasgow Pipes Stearine Candles Saddlery Saltpetre Havannah Cigars Bain & Burtt. Wharf, Lower Queen -street, August 26th, 1851.

WINES, SPIRITS, &c. Ex ''Norfolk."

| PIPE Superior OLD PORT ■*■ 3 Quarter- casks ditto 40 cases ditto 5 qr. -casks Sherry 5 superior Gold ditto 5 " Pale ditto 10 cases ditto ditto 2 qr.- casks Marsala 1 hhd. Madeira 2 qr.« casks ditto 30 cases Bronte Madeira 50 cases Geneva, key brand 4 qr.- casks dark Brandy 2 " " pale ditto 5 hhds. West India Rum 1 " Old Tom 200 dozen Bottled Ale and Porter 5 hhds. Bass's Burton Ale, No. 3 20 " Trueman's XXX Stout Bain & Burtt. Wharf, Lower Queen-street| August 26th, 1851.

CX.OTHXWG, SHOES, *.C.

TS. FORSAITH has now ready for • inspection, just landed, ex " Norfolk," A choice Assortment of Gentlemen's, Youths', and Boys' Clothing Ladies' Shoes Boys' and Children's Boots and Shoes &c, &c, &c. The attention of intending purchasers is particularly invited with reference to this Shipment of Clothing, as the Goods are of superior quality, and will be sold extremely cheap. Auckland, Shortland-street, Corner of High-street, August 26, 1851.

EVANGELICAL ALLIANCE.

LECTURE. THE Third of the series of Lectures on the Evils of Intemperance, by Ministers of the Evangelical Alliance, in Auckland, will be delivered (D.V.) in the Presbyterian Church, on Tuesday Evening first, at 7 o'clock, by The Rev. A. Macdonald ; Subject : — Intemperance as it affects the Sabbath. A collection will be made at the close of the Lecture, to defray incidental expenses. August 26th, 1851.

THE AUCKLAND PROJECTED LAND ASSOCIATION.

PURSUANT to a Resolution passed by the Preliminary Committee of the above, on Thursday evening last, the public are hereby informed that the adjourned Meeting, held at the White Hart Hotel, on the 13th instant, will assemble again on Thursday evening, August 28th, at the Mechanics' Institute, at half-past 7 o'clock. At which the draft of Rules and Regulations, which have been prepared for the future government of the above Association, will he submitted either for approval or amend-

ment. All who take an interest in this movement, and are willing to lend their assistance to help it forward — likewise those who wish to partake of the benefits it is likely to confer — are invited to attend the Meeting. On behalf of the Committee, Wm. Griffin, Chairman. August 25th, ISSI.

IYIII.ITAH.Y THEATRE. ON FRIDAY EVENING next, the 29th instant, will be performed, for the first time in the colony, a melo-drama, entitled " THE BLIND BOY." To be followed with a variety of Singing and Dancing, and to conclude with the laughable Farce entitled " The Dancing Barber." Doors open at |-past seven, performance to commence at eight precisely. Dress Circle, 2s. 6d. ; Boxes, 2s. ; Pit, 6d. Tickets to be had at Mr. McMillan's, Queen-street, Serjeant Maxwell's Officers Mess, and at the Library, Albert Barracks. Thomas Hyde, Stage Manager.

NOTIC E.

THE Undersigned respectfully requests that all Accounts due to him will be paid, on or before the tenth of September. Any remaining unsettled after that date will be handed to a solicitor for immediate recovery. A. Mears. Auckland, August 26. 1851.