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New Zealander, Volume 5, Issue 330, 19 July 1849, Page 2

RACING.

JEM BUCK is open to run any Horse in the Colony, barring Verjuice, for any sum from £100 to £500. William Brown. Auckland, June 16,1849.

RACING.

IN REFERENCE to a Challenge advertised in the New Zealander on the 17th July, the Undersigned will be ready to match a Horse or Mare to run against Jem Buck on the New Race Course, Epsom, for £100, within two Months of this date, on the following conditions viz :—: — New Ulster Jockey Club Weights, A single event of 2 Miles, Do. do. of 3 do. One mile heats. For further particulars apply to the Clerk of the Course at the Exchange Hotel. Joseph Badkin. Auckland, July, 18th 1849.

ADVERTISEMENT.

WHEREAS a notification having appeared in the New-Zealander fiomMr. G. D. Smale cautioning the public against negotiating Two Bills (one for £10 the other for £11) given me for the purchase of a horse, I consider it necessary to state the particulars which Mr. Smale has for some reason concealed. The Horse in question was sold in the usual way, and Mr. Smale was satisfied with regard to his soundness, yet after keeping him three days he thought proper to send him back ; and some one without my knowledge allowed him to be put into my stable. With regard to Mr, Smale's two Bills, they were negociated prior to his advertisement, therefore he must seek redress in another manner, and at the proper time and place, 1 shall be fully prepared to prove the soundness of the horse by competent and respectable judges, —also that I was offered £20 cash for him two days before I sold him, by one who knows what a horse is. Joseph Badkin. Wednesday Morning, 18th July, 1849.

Commissariat Office, Auckland, July 5, 1849. THE present Contractor having given the stipulated notice for the termination of his contract, Tenders for supplying this Department with Bread in the District of Auckland from Ist September, 1849, to 31st March, 1850, will be received by the undersigned un til noon of Wednesday, the Ist of August next. The Conditions of Supply, &c, will be found in the Commissariat Advertisement, dated 24th January, 1849, and published in the "New Zealander" newspaper. Philip Turner, Assistant Commissary General.

COMMERCIAL HOUSE.

THE Undersigned has received ex "Mary Catherine" and other late arrivals, a large Quantity of DRAPERY GOODS, suitable for the present season. The following are a few of the leading articles — West of England Woollen Cloths, Cassimeres Doeskins, and Tweeds Black Paris and Satin Velvet Hats Ladies lined and quilted, black satin and watered Silk Visettes Wool Plaid, Netted and fancy Winter Shawls Indiana Scarfs Wool, Gala, and fancy Plaids, for Ladies dresses Printed French Cashmere, Delaine and Jenny Lind Dresses Rich daik Bonnet Ribbons Orleans and Cobourgh Cloths Rich dark Prints— Flannels White and Grey Calicos Gent's brown cotton, Merino and Lambswool Vests and Drawers — and white Shirts Ladies 1 and Gent's white straw, colored and black Kid Gloves Ladies' French Stays Children's Berlin Wool Bootakins & Hoods Worked Muslin Robes and Frock Bodies White and colored Counterpanes Marseilles Quilts— Toilet and Table Covers &c. &c. &c. H. R. Kane, Queen-street. July 13, 1849.

FOR SALE,

THE Schooner "CHARLES," and the Cutter « NAUTILUS." The sailing qualities of the above named vessels are too well known to require any com • ment. For further particulars, enquire of Messrs. Connell & Ridings, Queen-street.

Ex « AUGUSTINE HEARD."

Af DOZEN AMERICAN AXEb Tt-i- 50 « « Axe Handles W. S. Graiiame, Fort Street. Auckland, June 22, 1849.