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New Zealander, Volume 7, Issue 586, 26 November 1851, Page 4

For Sale or to lei, With Lmmfdut!'. Possession.

MA FIRST rate and old estab- • J -J- hsbed Business Piemises at Onehunga, compiisinjr a and comfortable Dwelling House, a newly erected Bakehouse, a good well of water, enclosed Paddock and Gaiden, containing 1 i acies, together t with Yaid, and Oufe Offices. For particulars apply to James Macky, Queen-street, Auckland,^! B, Nov., 1851.

T O B E LET.

ja ji THE STONE COTTAGE in l^^lSjk -*- Victoria Mreet, and adjoining jifjPpLpilf Paddock if requiied. *^^&iieS* -Apply on the Premises to W. F. KIRIiLAND. Oct. 24th, 1851.

TO LET,

With Possession on the Ist November, &sB^* HPHE COTTAGE on the w||f!^r^fo -*- Epsom Road, in the present ||||||jy^|^ occupation of Percival Berrey, «»olii§^S"fr Esq. Apply to 3. A GILFILLAN & Co, Queen-street, Oct. 20, 1851.

BOOK AKTD STATIOM'BIIY ESTABLISHMENT,

New Plymouth.

THE Undersigned having: opened the STATIONERY and fioOKSELLING Business in New Plymouth, respectfully solicits the patronage and support of the Missionaries and Settlers in the neighbouring Stations and harbours ; flattering himself that cheapness and g-ood quality are indispensable conditions of Sale. A General and Varied Assortment will be found, and orders forwarded shall be punctually and strictly attended to. Garland Wm. Woon, Bookseller and Stationer. New Plymouth, Sept. 17, 1851,

ABORIGINES OF NEW ZEAXiANB.

Just Published, PRICE ONE SHILLING,

rmVO LECTURES, on « The AboriX gines of New Zealand," delivered at the Auckland Mechanics' Institute, by the Rev. Thomas Euddle, Wesloyan Minister of this town — demy Bvo., 51 pp.

Costejjts.

Lecture I. — Introduction — Origin of the New Zealanders— Religion and Superstitions— ldeas of a Future State — The Maori Priesthood — Tapu— Witchcraft— The Furies. Lecture II. — Customs in War — Cannibalism — Preserving the Heads of the Slain — Tattooing — Social and Domestic condition : Government — Slavery —Marriage — Polygamy — Infanticide — Education — Mourning for the Dead — Conclusion. Williamson & Wilson, New Zealander Office.

»»W WORK, JUST RECEIVED.

PITCAIRNS ISLAND AND THE ISLANDERS, in 1850. By Walter Brodie, author of " The Past and Present State of New Zealand." Together with Extracts from his private Journal, and a, few hints upon California; also the reports of all the Commanders of H. M. Ships that have touched at the above island since 1800. Third Edition. London, Whitaker, & Co., 1851. Price 4s. 6d. J. Williamson, Bookseller, &c. Auckland, Oct. 30th, 1851. HORSE REPOSITORY. HHARDINGTON begs leave to inform • the Public that he has at present a very extensive Stock of Horses for Sale, and that he can offer them at exceedingly moderate rates. The stock is very varied, and adapted for all useful purposes ; it comprises the gentle saddle horse, the hardy hack, and the powerful animal for gig, carriage, cart, or plough. There are also a few carefully broken -in for side-saddle, and a number especially adapted for Maori purchasers, viz., Brood Mares and Fillies. H. H. begs the favour of an early inspection. Royal Exchange Hotel, 4th Nov., 1851.

LIVERY STABLES.

HHARDINGTON begs to announce, • that having perfected the arrangements of his Horse and Carriage Establishment, for the incoming Summer season, he is enabled, from its very extended scale to offer to the Public the most delightful and healthy of all open air recreations, at greatly reduced rates, viz. : — Omnibus, with 4 horses .... 40s. per dayBarouche, " a pair" 20s. '• Jaunting Car, with horse.. 15s. " Dog-Cart, " l ss - " Gi|, " 12s. « Sadddle-horse " Bs. "