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New Zealander, Volume 4, Issue 213, 14 June 1848, Page 4

TOTAL AHSTINKNCK SOCIKTY.

THE COMMITTED of the nbo\e Society, beg to announce thai in Inline then Meetings will beheld in the Mechanics' Institute, once ;i foilnight ; the I'm si ol which, undei this ■•inangomcnl, will lake plnee on Mondas Kvi.NiNG,ne\l, l Uth June, at Kight o'clock. The Membeis of the .Society, and all who desiie to promote Temperance, aie eaineslly lerjuested to attend and aid the Committee in emlea\ oiii ing to fmthu the objerls of the Society. June KHh, 1848.

MISCKLLANKOUS EXTRACTS

FR I) I T THE X S .

HP lIE Undei.signed will have foi Sale the 1 following Vaiiety of FRUIT Tit 15 US, a fin the lii.st ol June nc\i AppleS. Knight's Monarch Ueatnro Itnncc Coin I of Wick Hergmnot IlawtlioiiKlon Hicomb Pommc Wheeller's Russet Colinar Dutch Mitfiiorine ni Ho\al Poaimuiii , , * *""*»• Uibston Pippin niiielmpciuiivo IVlhimml Col's Golden Drops lliifflicb* new Golden Oilemi Pippin Gieenga^e niiulilock's Nonpareil Azure Hativo, or Fearn'b Pippin l{ltl ° Ga « c Gol.len Pippin Damson Gloria Mimdii Cherries. Mai Caile Black lieait N'Hisuch May«liiko King of Pippins j Jc ,, c (lo ciioisy liQiiy Pippin JJlackEagio Phi ad lie Pippin Circassian Ftcncli Codlin Morello Kcsivick Corllhi i?. u i y Maydnke White Austrachan Peaches. Ueil Qiiarandon Red Nutmeg Empcior Alexander l^ Seatoii de Venus Brabant's Belineur UO3III George New Town Pippin Millet's Miguounc Uomalow's Seedling Newinyton Koyai Russet Nectarines. Ren net te l)u Canada Elruge Noifolk Beanlin Red Rouain limn's Seedling Murry Ramsays Violette Ilative Herefordshire Pcarmain Temple Heechamvclle lii iignouru Not land Gteeu Weeping Aiitiston Apricots. Pears. Morepaik Bcaiirro Diel Uicda Mai ia Louisa Oiango Quicks', and a variety of other Plants. John Eookrucy, Eden Ninsciy, Epsom Itoad. May 18, 1818.

SPRING SKKD WHEAT.

I"HE UNDEIISIUNKD has for sale a few bushels of the above valuable seed ; it is very prolific and may be sown with success in all August and September. DAVID WHITE. Tain aid.

FARM ON THE TAMAKI FOR SALE.

THE FARM belonging to Mr. D. White, situated within ten minutes walk of St. John's College. The Farm contains upwaids of 104 acres 80 of which have hcen cultivated and laid down in glass, 50 acies of which is well established being one and two years old. The uncultivated poition is nearly ready for the plough. The whole of this Farm is arable, abundantly watered at all seasons, and is well fenced and subdivided • the soil is the finest in the distiict, and the quality of the pasture may be known from the fact of its being regularly stocked at the rate of one head per acre in glass, and their attaining to high condition. As a Dairy and Agricultural farm it is not surpassed. The Farm, if not sold within a limited peliod, will be offered foi lease, on such teims and foi such number of years as may be agreed oilTitle — Crown giant, and purchased at Government public auction of Ciowu lands.. Fiather information to be obtained fiom the owner on the faim. David White. June 6, 1848.

NOTICE.

STRAYED fiom Freeman's Bay, a RED JIKJFKK,, branded TV on off Rump, had when lost, a rope spliced round her neck. Any pei son biiuging the above to Freeman's Bay will receive Ten Shillings reward. Wm. Tve. June 7th, 1818.

Ja. card.J MRS. HURRY, respectfully informs the Ladies' of Auckland and its vicinity that she has commenced the business of Millinery and Dressmaking in West Queen .Street. Auckland Gth June, 1848. ESTABLISHMENT FOR YOUNG LADIES CONDUCTKD lIV MRS. WAKEFIELD, rrinceu Street, Auckland, OppQatte the Bank,