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Daily Southern Cross, Volume 4, Issue 208, 16 June 1849, Page 2

Cargo of the " Esperanza," From Hobart Town, On Sale hy the Undersigned, "MINE Hundied and Eighty-four ■ Ly BAGS V. D.L. FINE i FLOUR, 30 bags Biscuit, 60,000 Paling, 10,000 Shingles, , 20 boxes Soap, 3 cases Solar Lamps, 2 trunks Boots and Shoes, 16 packages Drapery, 5 " Furniture, 2,000 Bricks, 37 bags Malt, 2 " Oatmeal, 2 " Barley, 20 " Oats, 27 cases Jam, Fruit Trees, Plants, Seeds. Thomas Lewis. Fort Street. EX "ADELAIDE," On Sale by the Undersigned, 420 B 4 GS FINE FL0UR * Van Diemen's Land, 45 Bags Rice, 195 Bags Sugar, 5 Cases Starch, 14 " Drapery, 1 " Beer Engine, 1 " Solar Lamps, 1 " Paper Hangings, 10 " Sorted Jams, 9 Bags Barley and 3 Grass Seeds, Also, in Store — 4 Sole Leather & Kangaroo Skins, 4 Hhds. Brandy, •7 " Rum, 4 " Ale, 18 " Wine. Thomas Lewis, Fort-street. May 30, 1849. For Sale by the Undersigned: pONGOUand HYSON TEA, Sugar, (in or out of bond,) Brandy, Rum, and Cape Wine, Thomas Lewis, Fort-street. SADDLE AND HARNESS MANUFACTORY. JAMES PERRY T> ETURNS his sincere thanks t.o his JL\> Friends and the Public, for the very liberal support he has received in the above business in Auckland, and now begs leave to assure them that his system of conducting business shall continue to be as heretofore — supplying such articles as are of genuine quality, at the lowest remunerative prices, and in strict personal attention and punctuality in the execution of orders, thereby trusts to insure a continuance of that distinguished patronage, so liberally bestowed on him since his commencement, which will ever be his study to merit. J. P., begs to remind his Friends and the Public that he has at present a large supply of material lately received from his Agent in Sydney, whic^ will enable him to furnish a superior 'article, and of the newest style. ALSO, A large assortment of Saddles, Weymouth, Pelharn, Snaffle, and Watering Bridles, Ladies' superior Bridles, Martingales, — Best Melton Girths, Spring Stirrups and Racing Snaffles,. One Jockey Saddle, Chamois Skins — Sponge — Combs, and Brushes, Silver mounted Ladies and Gents' riding Whips, Ditto ditto Malacca Hunting Whips, Plain, Jockey, Hunting and Dog Whips, Assorted Plated Spurs, Horse ' Clothing — Rugs — Rollars, and Saddle Cloths, Stable head Collars, Manger, and Dog Chains, Superior Gig a'nd Chaise Cart Harness, Carters' Whips and Thongs, A first rate assortment of Cart Harness, Heading and Shaft " warranted to fit," and give good wear, at unprecedented low prices for cash. Shortland-street, June 2nd, 1849, FAT, 20s. P E R C W T. \ riWENTY SHILLINGS per cwt., ■* given for Fat by the undersigned. Richard Clark.