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New Zealander, Volume 3, Issue 172, 22 January 1848, Page 1

GOODS EX "RALPH BERNAL*

THE Undersigned begs to announce to his Friends and the Public generally, that he has received a well selected shipment of Goods, direct from London, and as the whole have been purchased there for cash, he feels assured that he is placed in a position to give the utmost satisfaction to intending purchaseis who may honor him with a call. A few of the articles are here enumerated, viz : A RICH and Fashionable assortment of MUSLINS, and Muslin de lame DRESSES of the latest style and pattern A choice selection of Prints, do do Damask Table Cloths Gents, white Shirts, linen wrists and collars Do do do very superior Hollands, drest and undrest Shirting, Sheeting, and other calicoes Cotton Handkerchi efs, in great variety Turkey red, Montei th, ditto very superior Black Bandannas Boy's Belts, Cloth Caps, Cap Peaks, & Chin Straps Boy's Belts, (spring) A large and various assortment of Hosiery, comprising some of the very best quality F. Gardiner, Shortland-street. January 21st, 1848.

HATS ! HATS ! HATS! Ex « Ralph Bernali' Now unpacking, and on Sale by the Undersigned, A SPLENDID Lot of Gents. Parisian and IX Angola MATS. These can with confidence be recommended as being some of the best hitherto imported, F. Gaudineu, Shortland Street. January 21, 1848.

SHOES! SHOES! SHOES! Ex " Ralph Bernal," Direct from '• Homan's and Hearne's,'' and on sale by the Undersigned^ A CHOICIi VARIETY OF T ADIES' PRUNELLA BOOTS -Li '« Cordovan Shoes Childrens do Gents. Roan Slippers F. Gardiner, Shortland Street. January 21, 1848.

TO CAPITALISTS.

Tj^Oß SALE, in whole or in part, the estate -L of Victoria, at the Bay of Islands, comprising with some small exception the whole of the township, and including in all 3260 acres, more or less, on the banks of the river Waitangi The above which is well known by every person acquainted with the Northern District to be admirably adapted for the site of a town, could not fail to prove a most profitable investment for any person not requiring an immediate return for his capital. It is the mutual outlet of the most fertile parts of the country, and in the necessary course of events must sooner or later become a place of great importance and population, a result which might be greatly accelerated by any person having capital to turn its natural advantages to account. In 1839 and 1840, before the establishment of the seat of Government at Auckland, and the consequent removal of a large part of tke inhabitants of the neighbourhood of the Bay of islands, about 6 acres were sold in allotments by Auciion, at an average of £400 and £ 422 an acre. For further particulars, apply personailv or by letter, to Mr. Busby the proprietor at Victoria.

rpHE PARTNERSHIP hitherto conducted uri- ■*- der the firm of Deriom & Gilberd, has tins day been dissolved by mutual consent; and all debts due, and all claims upon the late firm will be received and settled by William Gjlbekd. John Dekkom, William Giluerd. WitnessWilliam Greenwood. January 22nd, 1818.

ON SALE A T THE STORE OF THE UNDERSIGNED QftTONS FINE VAN DIEIWEN'S LAND **" FLOUII X). Nathan.