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New Zealander, Volume 9, Issue 705, 15 January 1853, Page 4

T. A . WHS' T E BEGS lo intimate that he has succeeded it is brother John White in his former business of Agent for transactions with the Natives, as Interpreter, Translatct, v c. He is prepared lo corid net purchases of Produce from the Natives, assist persons entering into agreements with them, and in all other affairs in which his long acquaintance with the Natives and with their language will enable him lo negotiate. Orders or instructions left at Mr. Francis White’s, West Queen-street, will be attended to. EX “MO A.” dsrz(\ BAGS MAURITIUS SUGAR GO ditto Fine Light ditto 70 bags Pampanga 50 chests Congou Tea GO mats Manila Coffee 3 barrels Raisins 5 tons Liverpool Salt 5 kegs 4-inch Spikes 4 bundles Hay Knives 1 ditto Pruning ditto Sailors’ ditto Dover ditto 5 bales Sole Leather 2 ditto Kip ditto 30 Grind-stones 1 case While Cotton Shirts &C., i c., t' 1 c. W. S. GrAITAME. oth December, 1852. FOR SALE— -EX RAVEN. n RAGS PAMPANGA SUGAR ** 238 ditto China 50 ditto Rice 200 boxes Mould Candles -II bales Gunny Rags 3 cases Saddlery 2 bales Grey Domestics I ditto Long Cloths i bag Navy Bine Prints. W. S. Git All A MR. 9t|i November, 1852. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. JO S E V H ENGL AN D , BOOT AND SHOEMAKER, FORHEULY AT THE BAY OF ISLANDS, Latterly of Short land-street, Auckland , T>EGS to inform his Friends and Cuslo.ni- * ers, more particularly Coasters and Traders, that be has removed from bis late residence lo his newly erected p euiises at the angle of Queen and Wakefieldstrecls, where he still continues to exercise the gentle craft of Crispin, and lo manufacture the best possible articles in Wellington, Napoleon, Watertight, and Riucber Roots and Slices. Ladies’ and Childrens’ Bools and Shoes, of every description on hand, and made lo order, on tfie shortest notice, and most reasonable terms. Queen-street, 14 th Dee., 1852. A. W. HANSARD, HOUSE, ESTATE AND GENERAL AGENT, AND AUCTIONEER. P R I N C. E S - S T U E E T . QEVERAL FARMS, improved and otherO wise; and BUILDING ALLOTMENTS in Town and Suburbs, for Sale by Private Contract. Many Houses in all parts of the Town I and Suburbs to Lot. A Register of the above always kept. A few Sums of Money to be advanced on ! unexceptionable security. S T A R K ’ S SHEEP AND LAMB DIPPING COMPOUND, j i npHE most perfect and effective Prepa--1 ration for destroying the Scab, Lice, Tick, and all other Parasitical insects in the Fleece, it also scours and bleaches the Wool, and promotes its growth to an extra-1 ordinary degree. It requires no boiling | before its application ; and is equally effica- i cions in warm or cold water. Prepared by Messrs. Stark and Co., Manufacturing and Agricultural Chemists, Duke’s Palace Bridge, NORWICi’. Agents for Auckland and Northern District | of New Zealand, Messrs. Davy and Jarvie. • The Agents beg lo state that the above Compound has been tried at New Plymouth, by various parties, and it has been found not only to eradicate the above diseases, but to improve the wool. To be obtained in small casks, —each cask sufficient for Five Score Sheep. r | HE Undersigned Committee, appointed $ at the Meeting held at the Exchange Hotel, on Monday, October 14 th, are prepared lo pay a reward of i 500 certain, and such further sum as tiie net subscriptions shall amount to (probably £SOO more) to the first person who shall discover, and make known lo them a valuable gold field, situate in this district of New Zealand, between the 35 ° 40’, and 38 ° of south latitude. The value of the gold field must be proved lo the satisfaction of the Committee, before the reward will be paid. Applications for the above reward to be made in writing, to the Chairman of Committee. Frederick Whitaker, Chairman of Committee. David Nathan, James Williamson, William C. Daldy, John McFarlanc, J. A. Gilfißau, John Salmon, Joseph G reemvood. James Macky, John Williamson, Patrick Dignarr, Richard Ridings, T. Henry, Wellesley Hughes, Tuos. S, Forsaitu, Secretary.