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New Zealander, Volume 8, Issue 625, 10 April 1852, Page 4

WHOLESALE & RETAIL LEATHER AND GRINDERY STORE

HPHE Undersigned begs to call the attention of Shoemakers and others, to a Large and Excellent Assortment of Grindery, &c, now landed Ex " Katherine Stewart Forbes," viz., Best Patent Boot-trees, Brass Shins, Stand, and Patent Screws, complete Shoe Thread, and Patent Hemp, all numbers Strong Stitching Flax, Patent and Fine Superfine Yellow and White ditto Yellow Closing Silk "John Wilson's" Warranted Shoe Knives " John Algor's" ditto ditto Shoemakers' Sizesticks " Ullathorne's" Superior Spring Steel Awl Blades Improved best Shoe Rasps Kit Files and Floats Pincers and Nippers Best Steel Lasting Tacks Do. Jigger and Seam Sets Do. Forepart and Pump Irons Do. Boot and Shoe Ran ditto and Breakers Do. Ran Wheels, various descriptions Do. Stabbing & Closing Wheels Do. Slicking Irons, Seat Files, and Shoe Stamps Bright Plicr and Shoe Punches Strong Russian Bristles " Ullathorne's" Superior Heel Balls Shoemakers' Pegs, large, mid. and small Best Glass and Emery Paper Liquid and Past Blacking Awl Handles, Iron and Brass Ferruls Women's and Children's Shoe Lasts Men's Block Lasts, all descriptions Boot-trees, do. do. Striped Fancy and White Boot Webbing, various widths Best Black and Magpie Galloons Best Shoe Buttons, various sizes Best Round and Flat Leather Laces Boot Powder, in boxes Best Polished York Heel and Toe Tips Solid Back Wrought Heel Tips Best Burnished York Heel Plates Round and Clasp Hobs of all sizes Cast Sparrow Bills and Cut Bills inch Brass Bills ■J inch and f inch Brads 1 A f -inch Fine Cut Bills Best sorted French & Waist Wheels. THOS. KEVEN. Shortland-street, Auckland, March 23, 1852.

Croclceryware, Glass, Bousehold Furniture, Pictures, &c, &c.« &c.

TO HOUSEHOLDERS AND THE TRADE.

THE Undersigned being about to close his Premises in Shortland-street, begs to call the attention of Housekeepers and the Trade to his Stock of Farthen and Glassware, consisting of Soup Tureens, Dinner Dishes, Salad Bowls, Plates, of sizes, Cups and Saucers, Jugs, Mugs, Sauce Tureens, Decanters, Caraffes, and Sugar Basons ; .Vpenn Candles, Olive Oil, Mustard, lbs. and -| lbs. A small invoice of Nutmegs and Ginger, Currants, Plums, &c, &c. Also, a quantity of Furniture, comprising— Tables, Chairs, Cedar Chsffioneir, Pictuies, Mahogany Wardrobe, Sofa, Bedstead, Washstand, Chest of Drawers, Child's Cedar Caned Cot, Clock, Caned Rocking Chair, Fender and Fire Irons, Carpet and Hearth Run, &c. , &c, comprising the entire menage of a plain Family Cottage ; the who'e or any part of which will be sold at the lowest prices for Cash. E. O'Brien.

EDUCATION.

HPHE REV. T. HAMER desires to meet -1- with an engagement as Private Tutor to some Family in Auckland, or its immediate vicinity. His aim would be to give a sound education in all the branches connected with a knowledge of the English Language, Natural Philosophy, Mathematics, and the Classics. The necessary arrangements and terms, by letter or personal interview.

WINTER EVENING CLASSES.

The Rev. T. Hamer invites the attention of \oung men in Auckland to Classes he intends to form and conduct, during the months of winter, in his own house, Brickfield Bay, in any or several of the following branches of learning : — First— English Grammar, Composition, Logic, and Rhetoric. Second — Geography, Use of Globes, and History. Third — General Mathematics. Fourth — Latin and Greek Classics. Fijth — Reading of the Scriptures in Hebrew and Greek. Classes to meet two evenings in the week, and for the first time on Monday Evening, April 12th, at 7 o'clock. One Guinea per Quarter ; one half to be paid in advance.

np ENDERS will be received at the residence X of the undersigned, where Plans and Saecificalians can be seen, until Wednesday, the 14th instant, for the erection of a TWOSTORY HOUSE, in Queen Street. All materials provided by the proprietor, and answers given the day after that for receiving Tenders. Josiph England, Boot Maker. Shortland Crescent, April 7, 1852.