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ON SALE EX “ DUKE of PORTLAND,” At the Stores of the Undersigned. I WS PACKAGES assorted Hardware and l»jD Ironmongery, from the well known bouse of Messrs. Henry Rogers and Sons, Wolverhampton. J. Watson Rain & Co. July 10, 1835. 0 N SALE, EX “DUKE of PORTLAND,” OO CASES Hocklin and Coy’s Oilman’s Stores 10 lialfhhds. vinegar 5 bales 3-bushel bags 31 packages Silver and Coy’s shirts, clothing, etc. 2 cases stationery 5 “ London Saddlery, Milroy and Sons o •< furs and haberdashery 3 *< German lucifer matches 2 “ paper hangings j “ playing cards looking and chimney pier glasses 10 barrels tar J. Watson Bain & Co. July 10, 1833. ON SALE, Pv “ CRESS WELL," and “ DUKE OF PORTLAND.” | A lIIIS. BASS’S No. 2 BURTON ALE c,p i,|,j s . Truman’s XXX stout 43 “ R. P. rum 130 red cases Geneva 50 cases Swaiue, Boord and Coy’s Old Tom 41 casks Martell’s brandy 18 o'taves JPale Sherry, Pedro Domecq’s 2-2 cases champagne “ Sillery Mosseux” 150 cases Porter and Coy’s bottled stout 73 “ Bass and Coy’s pale ale. J. Watson Bain & Co. July 10, 1833. TO ARRIVE PER “ MERCHANTMAN,” FROM LONDON. » TRUNKS Ladies and Children’s Bools and Slio9s 2 bales navy blues 20 Boxes Tobacco Pipes 12 packages Furniture 5 kegs negrohead Tobacco 13 cases German goods 33 “ R. Porter and Coy’s bottled stout, 4 doz. J. Watson Bain & Co. July 10, 1853. ON SALE, EX “WILLIAM DENNY:” 1 HOGSHEADS B. P. RUM, 30| chests lea 30 cases bottled beer 1 bale flannel 1 “ woollen shirts. C. A. Harris. July 10, 1833.

FOR SALE, At the Stores of the Undersigned, n A LVANIZED ZIN C TILES vJT “ “ Ridges “ “ Guilering “ “ Spouliitg Also, 1 Warner’s Patent Beer Machine, complete Robt. Schultz and Co., Queen’s Wharf. July i 1, 1553. MR. T. F. McGAURAN HAS for Sale by private Contract, a beautiful and very valuable property of 5 acres, at the flourishing township of OneImnga, with an extensive frontage to the sea. MUSI CROYAL BAZAAR, AND GENERAL STATIONERY WAREHOUSE, i PRINCES-STREET. (Hiearbj opposite the Masonic Hotel.) THE Proprietor of the above begs leave to intimate to ihe Ladies of Auckland and neighbourhood, the arrival, per “ Wm. benny,” of a choice parcel of MUSIC, carelully selected by a professional gentleman in Sydney, comprising the last productions of Jullien, C.D’Albert, and other eminent composers, in which is included “The Allied Army,” “The American,”etc., as performed by Juflien at his Supplementary Concerts, last February, in London, French National | Songs, “Marseillaise,” “Morir pour la Patrie,” and “ Partant pour la Syrie,” and every novelty in Quadrille, Schottische, Polka. Waltz, and Contra Danse. First class Cabinet Stationery in great variety. Picture Frames made to order. William Garrick, Proprietor. J uly Hlh, 1583. HNGSSCIIOOL. PARRAMATTA, N. S. W. TJEAD MASTER,—Rev. F. Armitage, M. A., Wor. Coll. Oxon. SECOND MASTER, Quarles W. Rowe, Esq., R. A. Late Scholar of Lincoln Coll. Oxon. Senior Mathematical Master, and Hoad of the MODERN DEPARTMENT, Jjev. W. Lvde, M. A. Fellow of Queen’s G°H. Cambridge, Resident French and Ger'«an Master. Roys who have been in the School twelve are eligible to three Exhibitions of ooi. pep annum each, tenable for four )cars, at anv of the English Universities, or ' u Iriniiy Coll. Dublin. There is also a scholarship of 2 til. per annum, held for one .tar by a hoy in the school. he School will rc-assemble on Wedncsfj.'he Ist of August. Boarders will he peeved by ihe Rev.'the Head Master, in the School House. * . * s hoped that Mr. Rowe, and Mr. .j ue on his arrival from England, will ./only tie able to make arrangements for reception of Boarders, tv, ?}' terms and other particulars apply to lev. ihe l| eac i Master, the King’s School