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New Zealander, Volume 9, Issue 750, 22 June 1853, Page 1

RUSSELL WINE VAULTS, SI lORTL AN D-STREET. Ex CASHMERE, SIR EDWARD PAGET , and SIMILAU. r pHE Undersigned begs to inform Ibe Public of Auckland and its vicinity, that lie has just received by the above vessels, through his London agent, the following Liquors, now on sale : Ex CASHMERE , 2 Hhds. No. 2, Burton Ale 5 “ Porter Ex SIR EDWARD PAGET. 10 Hhds. No. 2, Burton Ale 7 tf Trueman’s Stout Ex SIMLAII. 10 Hhds. Burton Ale 12 “ Truman’s Stout CO Cases Geneva 2 Hhds. Whiskey 2 u Booth and Co.’s best Old Tom 00 Cases Ale and Porter in pint bottles 4 Qr.-casks Sherry 2 u Madeira 7 “ Hunt’s Port Wine. Also—--70 Cases Cordials, consisting of— Cloves Gold Water Aniseed Shrub Peppermint, from the celebrated house of Bishop and Company, Minories, London, etc., etc., etc. S. If. Levy. June 17, 1853. O N S A L E , At the Stores of the Undersigned, Ex SIM LA If. AMAIC A K U M, Brandy, Pale Eau dc Vie, Port Wine, superior, Burton Ale, Wine and Beer Corks, Unbleached Navy Duck, Half ton new Dutch White Clover Seed, Half ton Lucent Seed, Fern Hooks, Ycoing Hooks, Hay Knives (double handles) Scythes, Fern Scythes, 20 inch and 2G Inch, Socket Hooks, for cutting Fern and Manuka, Scythe handles, complete, Spades superior, Nos. 1 and 2, Shot, Percussion Caps, F.F.F. Sporting Powder, 9-4, 10-4, 11-4, Heavy Twilled Blankets, while and red. Steel Flour Wheat Mills, with cogwheels, Cavendish Tobacco, in 1001b. cases, 11 Crates Superior Crockery, (Copeland’s) Walter Buodie. Fort Street, June 14th, 1853. AUCKLAND IRON AND BRASS FOUNDRY. WANTED, -Two Good Blacksmiths,— Two Fitters-up, or Yycc-Men; also an out-door Apprentice. W. Bourne, Engineer. Queen Street. TO BE LET, From 15th July, proximo. diu a a ii □ a 3 r jpIIAT Beautifully situated House in Official Bay, at present in the occupation of Lieutenant Wynyard aud Ensign Wynyard. Connell and Ridings, Auction Mart, Queen Street. June 10, 1853. rjp HOOKER begs to inform his friends JL o of Auckland, and its vicinity, that he lias commenced business as general Blacksmith, and Horse-shoer, etc., on the Epsom road, opposite the Royal George Inn.