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New Zealander, Volume 9, Issue 799, 10 December 1853, Page 4

NOW LANDING, FX BAMILLA MITCHELL, @ LONDON, a n ‘ EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF Jk. MERCHANDIZE, consisting of— Drapery, Hosiery, Clothing Bools and Shoes. Perfumery, Moollens Calicoes, Native Trade, Oilmen’s Stores Bottled Ale and Porter, Burton Ale etc., etc., etc. r.r ini.Ks Davis. Wharf, Queen-street, _ December I, 1853. EX HAMILLA MITCHELL. '\T7' II 1T E SHIRTINGS 11 Crcy Domestics Brown Hollands Navy Blue and Fancy Prints Haberdashery Straw Bonnets Hardware assorle Plough Share Moulds Smith’s Anvil and Bellow Canvas Truman’s Stout Bottled “ Superior Golden Sherry in 14 gal.-casks Moreens Patent Lamps Toys Bools and Shoes • Liverpool Saif. Bain and Boot. Decern I '' L 1853. \ SALE - the Undersigned. *0 K OLD PORT _,o. Golden Sherry. Do. Pale “ , . Do. do. in 14 gal. casks, adapted for private families. Superior Old Tom Do. Martell's Brandy Do. Old Jamaica Rum Lemon Syrup Kaspberry Vinegar Composition Caudles. Bain and Bcrtt. December 2nd, 1833, CAUTION. \ LL Glass Soda Water Bottles in Auckland are the property of the Undersigned. The Public are therefore cautioned against buying and selling the same. Davy and Jarvie. 6th December, 1833. FOR SALE, A NUMBER OF HEAVY DRAUGHT Ik. HORSES.—AppIy to Mr. Hargreaves. TO CAPTAINS, WATERMEN, AND OTHERS. rrHE Undersigned, having left theemployi mcni of Mr. Beeson, and taken live premises lately occupied by Mr. Howie, is now ready to receive orders for any description of Boats. J. W. Carr, Boat Builder. Fort-street, Nov. 29,1833. CUTLERY. P MULLEN begs to inform the inhabi- • tants of Auckland and its vicinity, that he has engaged the Shop next door to Mr. Whelan’s, Bookseller, West Queen-street, where he intends to carry on the Cutlery business in its several branches. Surgical Instruments, Razors, Scissors, Knives, Ac., carefully ground and set, and all orders will be promptly attended to. Auckland, 2nd Dec., 1853. W. LAXON, TAILOR ETC., BEGS leave to inform the inhabitants of Auckland, and its vicinity, that he has just received, via Sydney, a large slock of English and Colonial Tweeds of all shades. Shorthand Crescent, Nov. 231h, 1835. NOTICE. THE undersigned requests that all claims against him may be sent in for liquidation on or before the 31 si instant, to Mr. P. Dignan, Albert-street; parlies indebted are requested to pay the amounts of their accounts on or before the same dale to Mr. Dignan, whose receipt will be binding. Parties having Slock grazing with the undersigned are requested to take them away within one week from this dale. T. Henry. Mount Prospect, 2nd December, 1853. ONE POUND REWARD. DROVE off, or Strayed from the run by the Half-Way House, a Red and While Spotted COW, in full milk, branded J S off rump, and J 0 milking side, and cocked horns. Any person bringing the same to Mr. Stokes, Epsom Road,, shall receive the above Reward. John Stokes. LOST, ]7ROM Mount Albert, an English SOW, - while with black spots, and lopping ears. Ten Shillings will be given upon recovery of the same, upon application at the ofticc of the “ New Zealander.” WANTED, A RESPECTABLE middle-aged FEMALE i A SERVANT, who understands plain cooking, and would otherwise make herself generally useful. Apply at the New-Zea-lander otlice. WANTED, A COO K AN D NURSEMAI D. *- Apply to W. S. Grahame. Bth November, 4835. W ANTED,—For the Great Barrier Mines, a Few Miners and Labourers. Men with families able to work would be preferred. Apply to v - Gibson and Mitchell. Auckland, August slh, 4833 4