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New Zealander, Volume 4, Issue 228, 5 August 1848, Page 4

Qn Sat,e at the Stores of the Undeksicsned, ex " Eloua," Kftft DOZEN London Bottled OVf v BEEK 15 Tons Liverpool Salt. James Mackv, Queen Street, 23rd June, 1848.

SCOTCH WHISKEY. ON SALE, At the Stores of the Undersigned Ex DEBORAH, X HOGSHEADS SUPERIOR u SCOTCH WHISKEY. James Mac Kr. Queen Street. June , 1848.

CHEAP GROCERIES. Great Reduction in Prices. npilE Undersigned begs to inform his CnsJl loincis that he commences, To-Moimow, selling for Rkady Money only, when aGREAT REDUCTION will be made in the pricei cc of Groceries, which will be sold cheaper than at the cheapest shop in Auckland. Everything is of first-rate quality — consisting of the usual good Black and Green Teas, Moist and Refined Sugars, Coffee, Chocolate, Rice, Oatmeal, Barley, Butter, Cheese, Cimants, Figs, Pickles, Mustard, Pepper, Ginger, f Cigars, Snuff, Tobacco, Comfits, Fruits, Sauces, Pickled Tongues, Oils of all sorts. With the usual assoitment of lionmongery, Tinware, Crockery and Flint Glass. P. Monro. Corner Shop, Queen-street, June 30th, 1818.

MR. E. GEORGE begs to inform his friends and the public, that he has This Day opened his House at Onehunga, and wishes to assuie them that the same civility and attention will be afforded as when formerly of the Exchange. July 1, 1848.

UARDINGTON'S EXCHANGE HOTEL. THE SUBSCRIBER begs to notify to his friends and the public, that he has This Day entered the Exchange Hotel, wheic eveiy attention will be paid to the coinfoit and convenience of his visitors.

THE Undersigned begs to infoim Families residing in Auckland and vicinity, that lie is prepared to send out the following ailicles at wholesale prices, viz :—: — Draught Ale and Porter, by the gallon, upwards Bottled do do by £ dozen do Port & Sherry of qualities by \ dozen do Maitell's Brandy, W. I. Rum, and Gin by the gallon, upwards. H. IIARniNGTON, Royal Exchange Hotel #

MR. lIYAM JOSEPH J3EGS to inform the Merchants -^ and Traders of Auckland, that, having obtained an Auctioneer's license, he has taken those commodious premises in Queen-street, adjoining the store of Mr.Woodhouse, for the purpose of holding 1 periodical Sales of Merchandize,Furniturc, and Effects, where he trusts to receive a share of the public patronage. Mr. Joseph would merely add, that, while every effort will be made to study the interest of all those who may favor him with their sales, they will find a promptness in rendering account sales, and a disposition to grant accommodation, that cannot fail to be highly satisfactory. Convenient and extensive Pens will be furnished for the sale of cattle and horses, with the advantages of excellent paddocks and stabling, and he will devote his attention particularly to this department of the business. Queen-street, June 23, 1848