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S. ROBINSON

Begs to tender to the Inhabitants of Wellington and its vicinity his most grateful thanks for the very liberal patronage bestowed upon him since his commencement in business, and now that circumstances compel him to leave the Colonies, he would ask a short extension of the favours he has hitherto received, and which, while selling off his Stock, he shall make it his study to merit.

Willis Street, 30th June, 1849

JAMES M'BETH, PIPITEA, BEGS to intimate to Dealers and Families that he has received per Sitters, from Hobart Town, the following articles, which he is enabled to offer at low prices : 8 half chests Hyson Skin Tea A small quantity fine Gunpowder do. Ditto ditto fine Hjson do. 1 cask fine English Chocolate 1 jio. do. Jamaica Ginger 2 cases assorted Jams 6 „ Ccdlin Apples 6 „ Ripston Pippins A small assortment of Garden Seeds. Also, on hand — Superior Arrow Root Sago With every other description of Groceries. Wellington, May 9, 1849.

NOTICE.

MESSRS. M. & R. HAMMOND beg to return their best thanks to their Customers for past favours icceived, and beg to inform them that from the arrangements they have made they are able to reduce the price of Carriage to and from Wellington and Porirua from 2s. to Is. 6d. per cwt. N.B. — Parcels charged for as usual. Carts go regulaily every Wednesday and Saturday. Porirua Road, 9ih April, 1849.

UMBRELLAS.

JUST OPENED, one case containing an assortment of superior Silk and Gingham Umbrellas, bone and steel frames. Also, —

A few of Sangster's Patent Alpaca Umbrellas, wh:ch combine the lustre of Silk, with a greater degree of durability. John Fraser, Lamb ton Quay. Wellington, April 18, 1849.

Just Received,

And now on sale at the Stores of the Undersigned.

A large assortment of Staffordshire Wares consisting of every useful article at very low prices, among which may be included a Superior China Breakfast and Tea Service of a new and Chaste design. Also,

A large assortment of Brooms and Brushes of nearly every description A few hundred bushels of New South Wales Maize Preserved Meats, Ox Tail, Boulli, &c, &c. in from 21b. to 101b. tins Imperial French Plums, in tins 41b. each English Refined Sugar Pint and Quart bottled Salad Oil West India Pickles of fine quality Bottled-Fruits, Mustard, and a few dozen of the well "known

Punch's Sauce. Another arrival of Port Cooper Cheese from * well known station ' ' Scotch Oatmeal, Pearl Barley, Sago and Itice. John M'Betjei. Wejlington, March 3. 1849.

Freehold and other Property for Sale by Private Contract. For further information apply to «JUmp ; s Sellab. Wellington, 18 tb December, 1848.

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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume V, Issue 408, 30 June 1849, Page 1

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439

Page 1 Advertisements Column 2 New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume V, Issue 408, 30 June 1849, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 2 New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume V, Issue 408, 30 June 1849, Page 1

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