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New Zealander, Volume 9, Issue 756, 13 July 1853, Page 4

WILLIAM RAT IIIAi BEGS to call attention to his Stock of CHILDREN'S DRESSES, in the newest winter material. Ladies’ Morning Robes and Under Linen Gentlemen’s Cotton, Merino, and Lambs Wool Drawers Handkerchiefs, Neckerchiefs, Slocks Ariel Ties, Wool Hose, Shirts, etc. Also — Boys’ Straw, Tuscan, and Leghorn Hats Girls’ and Maids’ Plain and fancy Straw Bonnets , Ladies’ Plain and Fancy Straw, Tuscan, and Silk Bonnets Fancy Prints, Flannels, Calicoes, etc. TV « a few Gentlemen’s Black Dress Coals on hand. New Zealand House, Shortland-slreet, Auckland. RUSSELL WINE VAULTS, SHORTLAND-STREET. Ex CASHMERE, SIR EDWARD PAGET , and SI MIL All. npilE Undersigned begs to inform the 1- Public of Auckland and its vicinity, that he 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 “ Trueman’s Stout Ex SI ML AH. 10 Hhds. Burton Ale 12 “ Truman’s Stout GO Cases Geneva 2 Hhds. Whiskey 2 “ Booth and Co.’s best Old Tom GO Cases Ale and Porter in pint bottles A Qu.-casks Sherry 2 “ 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. 11. Levy. June 17, 1853. TO EXCURSIONISTS AND OTHERS. Mil. and Mrs. CONSTABLE respectfully thanks the Ladies and Gentlemen whom business or pleasure has caused to avail themselves of the accommodations afforded by the hotel at Waiuku, and for the assurances they have received of the entire satisfaction afforded by their endeavours to secure the comfort of their visitors. They hope, by similar exertions, to merit the good opinion of those who may hereafter stay at their house. It may not be generally known that Wild Pigeons, Ducks, Teal, and all other descriptions of Wild Fowl, abound in the neighbourhood of Waiuku, and that the Waikato River, withies beautiful scenery, isonlyninemilesdistaut. Mr. Constable has always a conoe in readiness to convey his visitors there. In addition to the well-known Harry Bluff, Mr. Constable has recently added a new and well-fitted vessel to the line of sailing cutlers between Onehunga and Waiuku, so that passengers may now depend upon punctuality in starling and speed during the passage. Waiuku, June 29ib, 1830. r I ’ HE undersigned is a Purchaser of KAURI L GUM, at the highest market rate, for Cash. David Nathan. June 46th, 1853. NOTICE. nPIIE Undersigned is a purchaser of dL every description of NATIVE PRODUCE; the highest price will be given for KAURI GUM. Cash payment. Charles Davis. Wharf Queen-street UNDERSIGNED ARE PURCHASERS OF SAWN TIMBER, POTATOES, AND BACON. J. A. Gilfillan and Co., Wharf, Queen Street. 12lh April, 1853. J. B RJ* W N ESPECTFULLY informs the Inhabitants A \ of the City and Suburbs of Auckland, and Country Settlers, that he has opened THE LONDON COFFEE and BOARDING HOUSE, in Queen-street, next door but one to Mr. Keighiley’s, Watchmaker. N.B.—Hot Joints from twelve till two. Soups daily at eleven. SHIP STAG. TF MISS CHEW, who left London in JanuJ ary, 1852 (with Mr. and Mrs. Hollingsiied) for Lyttelton, New Zealand, and who arrived at her destination in May following, will write to “ P. G.” at the office of the New Zealander , she will hear of her brother Tom, with George and Naomi. She is earnestly entreated to communicate with them immediately. June, 1853. T IIE