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New Zealander, Volume 5, Issue 317, 13 June 1849, Page 2

SHOE DEPOT.

Another Choice Assortment of Seasonable Goods.

THOS. S. FORS A I T H begs to in inform his Friends and the Public that he has just received — GIRLS' and MAIDS' CLOTH BOOTS, double soles Children's Shoes Maids' Spanish, Lasting, and Cordovan Slipper Pumps also — Men's Worsted and Lamb's Wool Hose " Knitted ditto Ladies' Woollen Tartan Handkerchiefs Printed Cashmere Dresses Rich dark De Lame ditto Striped Alpacas Nonvich Tweeds, &c, &c. A Case of Youth's and Gent's assorted Cloth Caps, from Silver & Co. Auckland, (corner of High Street,) June 11, 1849.

WANTED— TWO OR THREE HOUSE PAINTERS, of sober industrious habits. Apply to W. Tattersalc, Plumber, Painter & Glazier. N.B. Good Clean Workmen will meet with constant employment and liberal remuneration. Shortland Street, Auckland, May 13, 1849.

ON SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED. An Invoice of Jewellery and Fancy Goods. LADIES' GOLD RINGS " Brooches " Ear-Rings (Gold and Plated) " Silver Pencil Cases " " and Gilt Vinegrettes " " Yard Measures " Agate Jewel Caskets Children's Corals, Silver mounted, with bells Silver Sugar Tongs " Butter Knives " Salt Spoons " Sets Knives, Forks, and Spoons, in cases Gentlemen's Pearl Shirt Studs Ladies' and Gentlemen's Beaded Purses Purse Rings and Tassels Gold, Silver, and Steel Beads China Vases, very elegant French ditto flowered Bohemian ditto, blue ground Ground Glass ditto, stained Glass Candlesticks Patent Solar Pedestal Drawing Room Lamps Superior Mahogany and Rosewood Work "Row?, Dioooiug Ctueb caul Writing Desks &c, &c, &c. J. Williamson, Stationer.

PRINTED FORMS.

On Sale, by the Undersigned :—: — Q HIP'S ARTICLES KJ Custom House Forms Bills of Lading Bills of Exchange Promissory Notes (single or in books) Cheque Boots &c. &c. &c. J. Williamson, Stationer.

AT a General Meeting of the New Ulster Jockey Club, held at the Exchange Hotel on Monday the 11th June, 1849, Captain Beckh am in the chair, it was unanimously resolved — That the annual subsciiption of members of this Club to the Race Fund shall be £2 2. That all subscriptions be forthwith collected. That Mr. Hyam Joseph be appointed Treasurer and Mr. Seci-etary. That the Secretary of this Club be instructed to communicate with the Racing community at Wellington, with a view to their co-opera-tion in securing due reg ulation of the Turf. That the next spring Meeting take place on the Ist of December. That Mr. Hardington be deputed forthwith to collect all subscriptions, and that he be appointed Clerk of the Course. That a Committee be appointed to inspect the Course and make such improvements thereon as they may deem necessary, the expense tq be defrayed from the Race Fund. Members — Mr. Mayne, Capt. Beckiiam,' Capt. Greenwood, Mr. Young, Ensn. Wynyart>. That the present list of members of the Jockey Club, in Number 33, be now closed and constituted the Original Club. That the Club Assembly Room be at the Exchange Hotel. Thos. Beckham, ; Chairman,