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New Zealander, Volume 1, Issue 15, 13 September 1845, Page 1

FOR LAUNCESTON DIRECT, To Sail on .Saturday, 13th of September.

ju^>«*-rpHE Fast sailing Brigantine, sdz£®M~'*- DEBORAH, Wing, , Master, Passage only, apply to' tne 111 1 i on board, or to ' H. E. HANLEY. Queen-street, 30th August, 1845.

FOR LONDON DIRECT.

jr-Jr~~~nPHE Fine New A. I. Barque, jrfXd&tr*- WILLIAM HYDE. 6*6 * 532 tons register, F. Y. Stewjj^j^lJjJlPsg ard, H.C.S., Commander, now loadino- in the Hokianga River, and calliug at Auckland to complete her cargo, will sail for the above Port in all November. Has four poop cabjns disengaged, with a spacious height of seven feet» For freight or passage, apply to Brown & Campbell. Auckland, Sept. 12.

NOTICE.

p ENTLEMEN having Cattle to depasture, \J are informed that they will be taken in charge and carefully tended by the present occupier of Epsom Farm, (late Mr. Lewis's). They will require to be branded, if not already done. A Book of Entry kept, &c, — Yearly return of Increase, &c. Conditions known on application to J. Wooley. Shortland crrscent, Sept. 11. £aU$ ftg Suction. MR. HART, WILL SELL BY AUCTION On Monday next, at the Mart, at Eleven o'Clock, "P L O U R — slightly damaged J- Ditto— sound Tea Svgar — moist Ditto — loaf Vinegar Blacking Paints Lamp chimnies, and ground shades Mugs KoJJ Jacconets Prints Kangaroo skins Candles Beef Pork • Fo,t Wine Sherry Rum Brandy Nails Starch Painted buckets Scott's Poetical Works Penny Magazine A Handsome GIG, with sails & oars complete. And a Variety of Merchandise. MR. HART, WILL SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the Mart, on Monday next, at Eleven o'Clock, EU RN I T U R E— consisting of: Dining Tables Wash-hand Stands Chairs Side-Board Afcd a Very Elegant CHINA Dessert-Service

SUPERB GIG.

MR. HART

IS INSTRUCTED TO OFFER FOR SALE.

On Monday, 22d instant, at 1 1 o'clock, A VERY BEAUTIFUL GlG— '2s feet 6 inches over all, with four new Oars j copper-fastened throughout; copper rudder hangings ; copper mast lamps. This Boat was built by Gardiner, of the Bay of Islands (formerly a Deal boat-man), in the very best manner, regardless of expense. She is a very fine model, and nearly new— co«t ,£5O; and will now be sold without re«erve«—the owner having no further use for her.