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New Zealander, Volume 9, Issue 711, 5 February 1853, Page 1

SHIP HOTEL, TARANAKI. riHARLES WILLIAM FOOTE, late of <J Iho "Taranaki Hotel," takes this opportunity of returning his niostsineere thanks to liis Friends and the Public of New Plymouth for the kind patronage he met with during his occupancy of the above house. C. F. feeling assured that he may still rely upon the same liberal impartiality, has been induced to open the SHIP HOTEL, to which he is now anxious to call the attention of his Friends. To this important House he is about to make very extensive alterations and improvements, with a view to afford more convenience and comfort to those favouring him with their patronage. It being C. F.'s maxim that the best articles are unquestionably the cheapest, he intends to supply none but the choicest description of WINE, SPIRITS, AND ALES AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES, which his having a Free House will enable him to do without detriment to himself or others. Passengers arriving by vessels will not only find his Hotel the most roomy and commodious, but the attendance most careful, and the charges most reasonable. In conclusion, C. F. begs to state that no effort shall be wanting upon his part to deserve the continued, and if possible increased patronage of those who have hitherto so cordially supported him. N.B.—An Ordinary daily, at 2 o'clock, Sundays excepted. Good Stabling, &c., and Forage for Horses, at most reasonables terms. FOR SALE. A SUBURBAN Allotment, near Mount lightfully situated for a family residence, having a fine view of the water, and within 5 miles of town; part of the Land is very rich, well sheltered, and abundance of water. Apply to J. Newman, Land Agent. Auckland, Ist Feb., 1853. HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. N pursuance of a Resolution passed at the - Meeting of the Auckland Agricultural and Horticultural Society on Saturday last, in which it was deemed advisable that the objects embraced by one Society should in future be conducted by two : A Meeting will be held on Saturday next, at the Exchange Hotel, at 2 p.m., for the purpose of framing Regulations for the management of a Horticultural Society in this City. The attendance of gentlemen interested in Floral and Horticultural pursuits is respectfully requested. James Baber. Feb. 1, 1853. AUCKLAND BOOK, CHESS, ANT) WHIST CLUB. T is intimated that the Quarterly and also - the Half-yearly Subscriptions to the above Institution, became due on the Ist Jan. JBo3. And it is requested that such sums as are now ih\c, to the Club may be handed to the Treasurer forthwith. Philip Turner, Hon. Sec. FLOUR. Ox Sale at the Stores of the Undersigned, Ex "Eclair." \ FEW TONS OF TARANAKI FLOUR. xjL Thos. Somerville, Shorlland Street. Dec. 14th, 1852. W A N T E D, N EXPERIENCED BULLOCK DRIVER. Apply to Henderson and Macfarlane. TO BE LET OR SOLD. TIE very desirable and handsomely finished Stone House, Karangahapi Road, within the Township, commanding extensive views over the Gulf of Hauraki, the City oi Auckland and adjacent country; formerly occupied by His Excellency the Governor-in-Chief. Apply to D. Nathan. Jan. 41, 4853. PRINTED FORMS. On Sale, jMUSTOM HOUSE FORMS of every description, Ships Articles, and Bills of Lading ; Promissory Note and Bank Cheque Books, Bills of Exchange, and APPRENTICES INDENTURES. J. Williamson, Stationer.