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New Zealander, Volume 2, Issue 56, 27 June 1846, Page 1

FOR NEW PLYMOUTH AND WELLINGTON a fK^ rPHE Fast Sailing Schooner 1 MARY ANN JHSfiE 38 tons, now lying at Oneunga, E& : vrAVU w jjj p Os jtively sail for the above Ports on Monday the 29th instant. Has splendid accommodations for Passengers. For Freight or Passage apply to the owner on board, or N- Watt, Auckland. Auckland, June 26, 1846.

FIRST VESSEL FOR SYDNEY, To Sail positively on Tuesday mornings j£& — rnHE BRIGANTINE sZ§S§Fsr J- TERROR, 'V^J|is|r||fe William Dunning, Comman* iiiaWrnafiß&B der, will sail for Sydney, on the 30th instant. Has room for two passengerß. Apply on board to Capt. Dunning, or to JaMes Macky, Queen-street. A Steward wanted for the above Vessel. June 26th, 1846.

FOR SYDNEY DIRECT. a iTS^ fPHE fine fast sailing Brig •gMfk, 1 MA UKIN, J^gsj||L Captain Coney, will sail for the IHV«ft«a a bove Port positively on Tuesday next. For Passage only, apply to W. S. Grahame, Fore-street. Auckland, 26th June, 1846.

FOR TAHITI * THE SANDWICH ISLANDS. aOs T HE FINE SCHOONER #w|k± PROVIDENCE, 3&g*M^ if sufficient inducement offers, " ■* Ul '"'™ will proceed as above. For particulars apply to Captain McCook, before Monday morning ; or to H. R. Cretnay.

Commissariat, New Zealand, Auckland, 15th May, 1846. TTNTIL further Notice, Tenders will be yJ received at this Office, until noon of Monday and Thursday in each week, for the Bills of the Undersigned, either on the Lords Commissioners of Her Majesty's Treasury, or on the Senior Commisssariat Officer at Sydney, New South Wales. The Tenders must be in Duplicate, and endorsed " Tender for Bills," and must express distinctly the amount in British Specie that will be allowed for each One Hundred Founds in Bills. Philip Turner, D.A.C. G.

PHILIP SKILLICORN, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BUTCHER, BEGS leave to tender his most grateful thanks, and acknowledgements, to his kind friends, the gentry and public of Auckland at large, for the unprecedented and kind support he has received since his commencement in business, and respectfully calls attention to the fact, that he was the first person to reduce the price of Beef and Mutton to sixpence per pound, and now to his second reduction to five pence per pound for the best quality in the Colony,— but for Cash only, upon delivery, as he is Only enabled to do so by the extensive arrangements he has made with Stock-holders for a very large and constaut supply, the full benefit of which he "will always give to a liberal and discerning public, fully determined that no other in the trade shall give more advantageous and general satisfaction. P. S.— A good supply of Pork, Mutton, Veal, Lamb, &c , in the season, always on hand, upon the most liberal terms. Shipping and Country orders punctually and promptly attended to. Butchers supplied at trade prices. Shortland-Street Auckland, June 24, 1846.