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New Zealander, Volume 7, Issue 576, 22 October 1851, Page 2

FOR NEWLY ARRIVED EMIGRANTS AND OTHERS. /CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, IRONv7 MONGEHY, &c at reasonable prices. J. T. BOYLAN. Queen-street.

BOOK AMB STATIONERY ESTABSISHIVIEWT, New Plymouth.

npiTE UiNlcrsipnod having opened the i- STATIONARY and BOOKSELLING Business in New Plymouth, rcbpoctf'ully solicits the patronage and support of the Missionaries and Settlers in. the neighbouring Stations and harbours ; flattering himself that cheapness aud jj'ood quality are indispensable conditions of Sale. A Gknkral aud Vaturd Assortment will be found, and orders forwarded shall bo punctually aud strictly attended to. Garland War. "Woon, Bookseller and Stationer, New Plymouth, Sept. 17, J 851.

PLANS OF AUCKLAND and the Mirroundmg Bis) nets, aud Charts of the New Zealand, Coast &c. Apply at the office of the New Zealandcr.

[ADVERTISEMENT.]

At the Meeting of Burgesses of the Middle Ward, on Thursday night week, a gentleman was proposed to represent the Ward who took occasion to express himself very strongly on the unfitness of any one connected with cither of the local newspapers to represent the Burgesses in the Town Council. Nobody connected with the New Zealnnder, he asserted, could be independent, as it was under Government influence. J had entered the room but a] short time before thee expressions were uttered, and only then undw&tood that X hud been named iv the meeting