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New Zealander, Volume 3, Issue 173, 26 January 1848, Page 1

EX "NIMROD.

MR. BARNET KEESING begs to inform the inhabitants of Auckland, and New Zealand generally, that having just arrived from England with a large and well assorted quantity of Merchandise, he will be able to sell at such prices as will ensure him a quick return, B. K. would call particular attention to his splendid assortment of ready mude clothing, of such style and quality as has not been met with in Auckland before, at the following unprecedented prices, viz : — £ s. (I A few superfine black cloth Coats 2 10 0 Ditto " Pilot do 015 0 Ditto snpeifine do do 018 0 Stout Keisey do 18 0 Supeiior Albeit ditto, woollen lined 210 0 Tweed Shooling do 0 18 0 Cantoon do do 0 7 0 Check do do 0 8 0 piinted Moleskin do 0 12 0 Blue plaid Doeskin do 1 10 0 Holland Blouse 0 7 0 Superior do do 0 8 0 Super, blue cloth Jackets 1 10 0 «• black cloth Vests 010 6 " black satin do 0 9 3 " figured do do 0 7 6 " BuffValentiado 0 7 9 " Fancy do do 0 4 6 " Spotted Stuff do 0 3 3 Superfine black cloth Trowsers 0 15 8 Extra do do do 1 0 6 Superfine Blue cloth do 1 0 0 " Dark Drab do 1 0 0 Fine white Moleskin do 0 9 6 Superior do 0 10 3 Grecian Doeskin do 0 9 9 Imitation woollen do 0 9 6 Figured Doeskin do 046 Duck do 0 3 6 Flannel Diaweis 0 4 6 While Shirts, linen wristbands & collars 0 4 6 Superior long cloth do 0 G 6

IRONMONGERY. 50 dozen Native Spades American Axes Natite Axes and Adzes 700 Iron Pots

100 Plaid cotton Shawls, at 2s. each Saddles and Bridles English Blucher Boots 100 dozen Monteith scarlet Handkerch iefs 50 Carpet Bags Large assortment of Hosiery, viz .' Mens* brown cotton half Hose " Giey Lambs-wool ditto " White do Shirts " Cotton Pantaloons Blankets, in great variety, manufactured expressly for the Native Trade, 9, 10, and 11-4 Cotton Sheets, 9, 10, and 11-4 Coloied Countei panes, 10 and 11-4 Fine white Bed Quilts, 9, 10, and 11-4 Yellow Rugs, 10, and 11-4 Raised Cotton Blankets, 10 and 11-4 With a large quantity of Goods too numerous for an advertisement. The whole having been selected with such care by B. K. himself, that they will be found completely adapted to the Auckland market. A liberal allowance made to Shop keepers, and Traders. Wholesale and Retail Warehouse, Shortland-street, Auckland, January 21st. 1848.

FOR SALE, THAT Eligibly situated Property, now in the occupation of the undersigned, at Wi ndsor Terrace, comprising — A Substantially Built FIVE ROOMED COTTAGE, and about \\ A c r es of Land, stocked with Fruit Trees, having a Frontage to Windsor Terrace of 2G4 feet, adjoining the property of Col. Hulmo and neat ly opposite to the residence of Major Matson. At a trifling expense, this may be made one of the most desirable propeities around Auckland, liaving an eastern aspect sheltered from the prevailing winds. C. J. STONE. Auckland, Jan. 21, 1848.

CLASSICAL AND COMMERCIAL ACADEMY. rpilE Rev. John Duffus, M.A. begs to anL nounce to the residents in Auckland, and its vicinity, that he has taken rooms adjacent to the house of Dr, Ford, in Queen Street, where he will receive pupils from 9 till 12 in the morning, and from 2 till 4 in the afternoon; The Academy opens on Wednesday, the 26th instant. For particnlars apply to Mr. Duffus at his Rooms in Queen Street. The strictest attention will be paid to those entrusted to his caret