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New Zealander, Volume 4, Issue 299, 11 April 1849, Page 2

CARGO OF THE BRIG "MAUKIN," Hughes, from Sydnky. « PUNCHEONS B.P. RUM > 2 Kegs Negrohead Tobacco 8 " " " f ' n on^' 4 Boxes Cavendish 11 •• '• 180 Bags Flour 20 Hhds. Tooth's Ale lOTieices Draw's Beef 100 £ Chests Congou Tea 10 Chests •' 200 BagsPampanga Sugar 252 " Java " 40 Bundles Oakum 20 Barrels Tar 15 " Pitch 16 Bars 1 inch Iron, 40 Bars | 1 Bakers' Spring Cait Russan Canvass, -JNos. 1 to 6 1 Bale Roping Twine 14, 16, 18, and 24 oz. Copper £ and | inch Rod Copper Composition Nails | inch and C inch 12 Rolls China Matiing Manilla Rope, 1 inch to 4 inch 2 Rolls Lead 9 Casks Lemon Syiup 40 Bags Biscuit 1 Beam, Chain Scales Nails 2 to 3 inch Flooring Brads P M l£ to 4 inch Cut Clasp 78 Iron Pots 10 Drums Turpentine. W S. Grahame, Auckland, 10th April, 1849.

SUBSCRIPTION BALL.

A SUBSCRIPTION BALL will take place on the evening of Friday, next, the 13th instant, at the Royal Masonic Hotel. Gentlemen's Tickets, 7s. Ladies' ditto ss. Stewards—Colonel Bolton, R.E. A. Kennedy, Esq. Major Greenwood W. fc>. Graham, Esq. Capt. Cock raft W. Young, Esq. Lieutenant Pitt C. Heaphy, Esq. ' Tickets to be had of the Stewards, on application, at any time on or before Thursday. Auckland, 10th April, 1849.

TO MASTER TAILORS, FOREMEN, &c, &c, &c

MONSIEUR DE LA TOUR'S New Parisian System, to Cut all Garments in the Trade fron Scales and Parallel Lines.

This new method of Measuring and Cutting is now translated into English, it is extremely simple, and differs much from anything ever known before in the Trade. It consists of a large Atlas with 12 Maps, with printed explanations of each Map, and of the whole art of measuiing properly. The Maps are beautifully engraved on copper, and contain 180 models, viz : — 40 Coats, 1 1 Waistcoats, 8 Pair or Trowsers, 4 Cloaks, 2 Capes, Ladies' Habits, Spencer Jackets, Tunics & Gaiters. It is also accompanied with 4 Scales, three of which are in wood, and will produce 25 Sizes. suitable for all shapes of men, the other scale is in tape to take the measures on the person. This work contains every description of Garment, suitable for all shapes, whether short and stout, thin and tall, and corpulent men, tall, short, and of the medium size. For all these kind of figures the shape can be produced by the scales, a system never before known in the trade. The price of the work, complete, including scales and measures, and printed instructions, j s £5 ; — if packedfor transit, £5 ss. A few copies only are in the colony and can only be had of the undersigned on a remittance, or order on some house in Sydney for the above amount. G. R. Pidding, (agent.) at Mr. A. Saunder's. 322 Pitt Street, Sydney.

BANK OF AUSTRALIA.

EQUITABLE PARTITION TICKETS.

TUIE SALE of these Tickets will be closed on the 1 9th instant, as the drawing takes place in Sydney on the 9th. J. Macky, Queen Street., Auckland, April 7, 1849.