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New Zealander, Volume 5, Issue 340, 11 August 1849, Page 1

Choicest Sample ofCofTeelin the Province,

IN consequence of the daily increasing demand for REYNOLDS' JAVA COFFEE, (@ Is. ft), R. R. begs to acquaint the colonists generally, that he now Roasts Twice Daily, thus insuring Fresh Coffee to the lovers of that most delicious beverage. Cheap Little Tea and Grocery Store, High Street. N.B. — Very Superior Potted Butter just opened Fine Valencia Raisins @ 7d. ft).

ONE POUND REWARD,

"WHEREAS, a Bay MARE, with black ** points, broke her tether on Monday last, and strayed away from a spot near the Burying ground ; this is to give notice that the above reward will be paid to any one who finds, and restores her to either of the parties hereinafter mentioned •• Mr. Joseph Newman, Remuera, Mr, Samuel Clarke, Wymondby, Mr. T. S. Forsaith, Shortland-street. The Mare has a white nose, is branded S on the near shoulder, and is about six years old. A reward of Ten Shillings will be paid to any one giving such information as to where she is running, to either of the above named parties, as will lead to her recovery. v Auckland, August 9th, 1849.

MRS. WOOLLY proposes resuming the duties of her Establishment, on August 13th, most gratefully thanking her friends fox their kind consideration and support, and trusts by unremitting attention to secure a contin aunce of favors.

TO BE SOLD

By Private Contract, or Let for a term of Years. ( If Let preferred. )

HTHE Commodious SIX-ROOMED HOUSE, ■■• with Cellar, formerly occupied by Isaac Jackson, with a frontage to Wyndham-street, and SHOP erected thereon — now realizing the rental of i2s. per week, being a good stand for business. There is a good well of Water, and every convenience on the first-mentioned Premises. The yard has been fitted-up with Cowsheds and a Stable, and is well suited to any person desiring good centra.l premises, who would be sure to realize an independance in almost any line of trade. Apply to the owner, William Gordon, On the Premises. W. G. begs to return his sincere thanks for the favors done him by his friends and public generally, during his short time in business — and begs that all accounts against him may be presented at his house for settlement, and that all accounts due to him may be settled on o r before the 24th day of the present month Of August. Auckland, August 10, 1849.

TO NURSERYMEN AND OTHERS.

TO BE LET,

THE Property on the Epsom Road, formerly occupied by the late lohnEdgerly. For Particulars apply to Mr. Hayes, Grocer, Shortland-street. FOR SALE. Three Milch Cows, one with a calf by her side, and a Mare and Foal. Apply as above. August 3, 1849.

STRAYED,

FROM MY FARM adjoining Mr. Hart's, a Chestnut Mare (aged), branded 108 under the saddle, short tail, not clipped, last seen near the Epsom Church ; had a sore on the withers and a flax string round her body. Ten Shillings Reward for her delivery at Mr. Littlewood's, Epsom, or to me at Auckland, or Five Shillings for information where she is running. James C. Hill. Auckland, Aug. 8, 1849.

TO LET.

THE Apartments adjoining the Auckland Library, Shortl and- street, well situated for a Lawyer's office. Apply to J. Williamson, Bcokseller. Auckland, July iG ; 1819.