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New Zealander, Volume 9, Issue 757, 16 July 1853, Page 2

EX MOA," FROM SYDNEY. (\ HHDS. MARTELL'S BRANDY • v 65 do B. P Rum 1 Puncheon, do. 709 Bags Sugar 4 Cases Muntz's Metal 2 Casks Composition Nails 2 Cases Saws, Cross-cut, 5, si, and 6; Pit, 6}, 7£, and 8 feet 4 Cask Plantation Hoes 5 Bales Sole Leather 1 Cask Italian Rye Grass Seed 1 ditto Dutch Clover ditto 40 Boxes Junk Pipes 10 " Go-a-hcad do. 100 " Soap 7 Packages Boots and Shoes, Wellingtons, Princes, Bluchers, etc., etc. ; 40 Pieces Flannel Blue and Red Serge Shirts 4 Cases Moleskin Trowsers 7 Packages Saddlery and Harness 120 Bags Biscuit 500 Pieces 7-8 and 5-4 Prints Cottons Braces Scotch Twill Shirts Worsted Caps Grey Calico, 27in. and 53in. Worsted Frocks Cotton half hose Lambs' Wool Shirts Woollen Shawls Black Cloth Trowsers Duck Frocks Lambs' Wool Half Hose Worsted Cravats Drab Pea Jackets Ladies' Dresses, new patterns Tarpaulings W. S. Grahame. EX HAVEN. HOGSHEADS W. I. 11 U M 110 Bags Sugar 1 Case Silk Handkerchiefs ? ** ales I Blue Serge Shirts 1 Case * D 1 Case Frocks, Trowsers, Coats, Jackets and Blouses 12 Kegs Nails 3' Bales Cotton Sheets. W. S. Grahame. EX CASHMERE. TWO HOGSHEADS MARTELL'S BRANDY. W. S. Ghahame. RUSSELL WINE VAULTS, SHORTLAND-STREET. Ex CASHMERE, SIR EDWARD PAGET, and SIMLAH. Undersigned begs to inform the 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. lOllhds. No. 2, Burton Ale 7 " Trueman's Stout ,r Ex SIMLAH. 10 Hhds. Burton Ale 12 " Truman's Stout 60 Cases Geneva 2 Hhds. Whiskey 2 " Booth and Co.'s best Old Tom 60 Cases Ale and Porter in pint bottles 4 Qr.-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. FAMILY AND GENTLEMEN'S BOARDING RESIDENCE. Princes Street, (Cpposhe Government House Gate, next door to the office of the Union Bank.) JH. KING respectfully announces that • he has established —what has been so long felt to be a great desideratum in Auckland A Respectable and Commodious BOARDING HOUSE for the reception of strangers arriving from England and the adjacent Colonies, Settlers and their families having occasion to visit Auckland, and a comfortable home for respectable Young Men in business occupations in the city. He has taken those capacious premises formerly occupied by the family of the late General Pitt, which are now being fitted up, and no expense will be spared in furnishing every thing needful for comfort and convenience, and keeping the table well supplied with Good old English Fare. . >, : 23T" An Ordinary every day at Two o'clock. ~ Good Stabling and Attendance for Horses. J. BROWN RESPECTFULLY informs the Inhabitants v ; 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. Keightley's, Watchmaker. N.B,—Hot Joints from twelve till two. Soups daily at eleven.