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Nelson Examiner and New Zealand Chronicle, Volume IV, Issue 182, 30 August 1845, Page 101

[AjIARLY SEED POTATOES.— A -Us* quantity of KIDNEY POTATOES for sale, at 3s. per cwts ApjAr to M. Tuiat, Dairyman, CoUingwood Street, netr NEW ZEALAND SPECTATOR JL and COOK'S STRAITS GUABDIAN, published in Wellington every Saturday morning, is extensively- circulated in New Zealand and the adjacent colonies, Orders and Advertisements received in Nelson by C. JpROSPECTUS.—The public are reJ- spectrally informed that on Satvxday the 7th June next, will be published the first number of THE NEW ZEALANDER, to be continued every. Saturday, and regularly forwarded to the other settlements in this colony; and likewise to New South Wales, Van Diemen's Land, South Australia, and to England and America. Tmms of Sobsckiftion.— Six Shilling* and Sixpence per quarter, to be paid in advance to insure regular delivery at the residence of subscribers. Subscriptions can be commenced at any period of a current quarter, and subscribers will only be charged for the number of weeks remaining of the quarter. Orders to discontinue must be written. The price per number Sixpence. Terms or Advh,tiskhcrt9.— Eight lines and under, Two Shillings and Sixpence, and two-pence for each additional line measured. For subsequent insertions only half price Will be charged. H 7 v The number of insertions must be written on the manuscript order of the advertisement. No verbal communication respecting the insertion, withdrawal, or alteration of advertisements, will be attended to. Advertisements are requested to be sent to the publisher before noon on Friday. Subscriptions and advertisements received by Mr. John Williamson, the publisher, at the office of The New Zealander, Thompson's Lane, Shortland Crescent, where all communications to the editor are requested to be addressed. Auckland, 10th May, 1845. Just received, Parts 1 to A (December to March), price Is- ___ each, HpHE GREAT GUN: a periodical of ■L satire, comedy, caricature, fiction, literature, music, the drama, and the fine arts ; splendidly illustrated by Phiz, and other celebrated artists. The illustrations to this spirited publication are in a highly finished style, and strongly dep ct passing events. Some of the caricatures are worthy of H.B. The literary department has received the highest encomiums of the English press. May be had at the office of this paper.