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New Zealander, Volume 9, Issue 772, 7 September 1853, Page 1

r pIE undersigned begs leave to inform the Public of tins Colony that, from the rising importance of Auckland, he has been induced to take out an AUCTIONEER’S LICENSE, in order to afford to his friends, and the community in general that facility and accommodation for the disposal of their importations, which he deems absolutely necessary, and, in so doing, earnestly solicits their kind patronage, trusting by assiduity and attention to their interests he may merit the same. CHARLES DAVIS, Wharf, Queen-street. August 11, 1853. BOOTS AND SHOES. BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE. TO ARRIVE PER CRESS WELL, AND HOURLY EXPECTED , 17 IFTY Cases of Hie above Goods. To say that they are all of the very best quality JC would be going rather 100 far; —but to say that part of them are the best that England produces, would not be over-stepping the mark one inch. The cheapest Shoes arc always the dearest; however, if Cheap Shoes are required, the undersigned will have the cheapest; if dear are required, he will have cheaper still. 1 THOMAS KEVEN. Shortland-strcet, Auckland, Aug. 10, 1853.

OIL! OIL!! OIL!!! npo be had at 11. RUSSELL’S STORE, i Queen-street, the REST LAMP OIL, equal to Sperm, at 4/3 per Gallon. 11. Russell, Queen-street. September 5, 1833. 10 R. p. R U M ON SALE, Ex Algerine , etc PUNC II E 0 N S ] 14 Hogsheads I 5 11 lids. Kartell's Brandy 5 Do. casks Pale Do. 3 Do. Do. Whiskey CO Cases Geneva 30 Casks Bottled Boer 30 Do. Do. Porter C Hhds. | t ne 10 -j-Casks \ 20 Kegs Negrobead Tobacco. 13 Cases Cavendish Do. 8 Bales Leather 2 Pockets Hops i?. fZ: } congou Tea 170 Bags Pampanga Sugar 30 Do. Mauritius Do. 30 Do. Patna Rice. J. Woodhouse. Queen-street, July 12th, 1833. - - ■ - ■ ■ FOR SALE, HORSE, accustomed to the cart or plough. Apply to Mn. Tiiorburn, North Shore. T OST—On Saturday night last, in the i -J Town or Suburbs, a PARCEL, containing a Shawl, some Worsted, etc. Whoever may have found it, and will lake it to the Police Ounce, will be paid the value of the parcel—about fourteen shillings. XT/"ANTED TO RENT—A SHOP (out of ' t the town), suitable for a General Store; would have no objection to purchase the Stock of one. Address, staling terms, etc., to L. B. S., ofilce of this Paper. A YOUNG MAN of business habits, possessing five years’ colonial experience, (three in Auckland.) wishing for occupation, will be glad to take the management of a Store, or other occupation where a confidential business man is required. Apply at the Ncic-Zcolander Office. ANTED,—For the Great Barrier Mines, vy a Few Miners and.Labourers. Men with families able to work would be preferred. Apply to Gibson and Mitchell. Auckland, August stb, 1833. WJ ANTED—A MARRIED MAN, wilb- ' » out encumbrance. He must be a good Ploughman, and willing to make himself generally useful as a Farm Servant. His Wife will be expected to act as Cook and Housekeeper. For particulars apply to Mr. Reynolds, Caledonian Hotel. AUCKLAND FOUNDRY. \\7 ANTED- ENGINEERS, VICE-MEN, n BLACKSMITHS, & APPRENTICES. Steady men will receive good wages. W. Bourne. 23rd August, 1835. WANTED rjpEN PAIRS OF GOOD SAWYERS, JL ALSO GOOD HANDS to CHOP and RIVE TIMBER; to whom liberal wages will be given. Apply to J. A. Gilfillan and Co. 28th July, 1833. TN7ANTED,—A Smart LAD of about 14 i V or 13 years of age, as an Apprentice to Mr. A. McPherson, Plumber, Copper and Tin plate worker, Shorlland-slreot. A GENTLEMAN of respectable and quiet habits can be accommodated with residence with a private family.—Apply at this office.