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pities b)j ghutimt. TO MOEIioW, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 24. At 11 o'clock. QUEEN STREET, BEACH, SHORTLA^D. TTT M . CAE PE N TE E Has rrei'ivod hiM ructions r.'rn Mr? MiR- j SHALL, (who is leaving the alnmies) to Sell j by Auction, upon the Premises, on WED- ! NEriDAY, August. 24, a!. 11 o'.lock, j All her Superior Household PUBNITUBE . and Effects, comprising (Jouch and Chairs in : Horse-hair, Mottled Kauri Bookcase, Loo and I other Tables, Engravings and ChromoLithograph 3, frusoels Carpet, Cane-sented Chairs, Iron Bedsteads, Matlretses, Washstands ami Toilrt. Ware, Electro-plate, Cutlery, Crockery, Fiber, Meat Safe, Cooking R.'ingv, ie, &c. ' 2622 TO-MOEJiOW, At 3 o'clock. ON ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. JOHN L E V D O N Has been favoured v : it,h instructions to SKLL at his Mart, G-i'aha-mstuwn, QA BAGS of MAIZE, more or ;e?s OvJ damaged. Without the Slightest R«serve. 2628 Meetings INDEPENDENT ORDER OF EECHABITES. STAR OF HAUEAKI TENT, No. 3. 'PILE Usual Fortnightly Meeting of the 1 Tent will be held. TO-MORROW, (Wednesday) 24th, at 7 30. A Full Attendance is requested for fhe consideration of important business. A.O.F. COURT PKIDE OF PA BNELL, 4409. V^f : *l^ mHE usual Fortnightly .aP^fJ^ 1 MEETING- of the &mAM&& Court will be hHd f h *||P|[§yj&^ "i "'• ths ii>i'."'r.;ieo3?R' H:*.U, 4*o!ko(iss&vL Owen atveev., Grraha>msJ^«<^:S««r- town> Vil THUB.SDAY .M K «ltc?, /y?i ETBKIN9-, Aug. 25, afc 'Ll^^l^irfr\-,^ 7.30 o'clock. n^Tin-T^^?".^"-^.^.^.^ CIIABIiES AHIEE, , Secretary. Volunteer Notices _ ST. GEORGE'S NAVAL CADETS. THE Company will PARADE for Mnjor Withebs' INSPECTION THIS (Tuesday) EYJENING-, at 7 o'clock sharp. By order, E. Ottek, 262G Secretary. THAMES RIFLE RANGERS. mH'ifl Company mid Band will PAEADE ■ _L for Monthly Inspection on WEDNESDAY EVENING-, the 24th August, at 7.30 ' sharp. ' Full Muster requested. R. T. Douglas, 2621 Captain. Notices Lamb ! Lamb ! Lamb ! rpHERE is now a SPLENDID SHOW of X the above at J. H. WALSH'S, Eolleston Stbeet. a|ir-THE FIRST OF THE SEASON ? Order 3 should be left EARLY so as to prevent disappointment, as a grest demand is anticipated. J. H. WALSH, 2610 EOLLESTON SiREET. LAMB! LAMB!! JOHN NEAL, i! '3 EG-S to inform the Public that he is now shewing a SPLENDID LOT of fir LAMB ! THE FIEST OF THE SEASON. NAPIER BEEF and MUTTON, dairy fed PORK, &c, &c, all of the FINEST QUALITY, and at prices to Suit the times. Orders punctually attended to. JOHN KEAL, OWEN STEEET, Grahamsto-wn. 2611 q. TETLEY BEG-S to notify that he has token over the BUSINESS lately carried on in BROWN STiiEE'i 1 by his Brother,': F. TETLEY, and HAS REMOVED SAME Across tue Street to the premises NEXT Me LEYDON'S AUCTION MAET, Respectfully solHts a fair share of support. r Every oare will be taken so as to ensure none ' but the BEST QUALITY of MEAT BEING KEPT. Families Waited on for Orders, and delivered with punctuality. SMALL GOODS of all kinds always in 5 Stock POEK AND BEEF SAUSAGES— 6 FIBST-CLASS. c G. TETLEY, i BROWN STREET, c 2203 Gkahamstown. t ■ ■ * "A deep embrowned tint which tells tho nature of the leaf McGowan Bells " at 3b a pound,