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New Zealander, Volume 11, Issue 981, 8 September 1855, Page 4

FRFSfI ENGLISH CLOVER, GRASS AND GARDEN SEEDS, ETC., ETC. .On Sale by the Undersigned, npWO ions white clover seed Is.2d. per lb. L Perennial rye grass Mixed pasture ditto Onions — Strasbiirg, Deptford, brown globe, while Spanish, and silver skin. Picas — Early Emperor, Milford marrow, Champion of England, Flunks imperial, Bainbridge’s eclipse and blue scimitar. Deans — Broad Windsor and long pod. Cabbage— Dwarf York, sugar loaf, Savoy red, Dutch, winter brocoli, and early cauliflower. TUBMI'S Early while Dutch, yellow Malta, and Skirving’s improved Swede. Carrots — Long red and Allingham. Lettuce Drummond cabbage, and brown coss Parsnip, faddish, while celery, curled parsley and Bower seeds. Colonial grown grass, onions, carrots, horse beans, and seed potatoes. Samples of most of the above seeds can l>e seen growing on the premises. Also, A few tons of good sound oaten and grass Hay. John Hard. Olahuhu, August 51, 1855. EX. “ALGERINE.” ON SAI.IC BY THE UMIEBSIGNKI), I> AM PANG A, ZEBU, and COMPANY’S i SUGARS Loaf s gar and crystals Rest Patna rice, oatmeal Sbtdl almonds. Muscatels, cloves Cinnamon, and assorted spices Jamaica and brown ginger, nuts Suderior cheese, sardines Confectionary, in tins Grocer’s and draper’s paper and twine Colonial soap and candles Pepper, arrowroot, sago Liverpool and dairy salt. August 28, 1855. 15. Ecus. RACE Cl UR. f J'HE Members of the Auckland Race Club fl arc requested to meet in their Club Room, Exchange Hotel, on Saturday next, the Blh insi., at I o'clock, p.m. H. S! ABDINGTON, Auckland, ilh Sept., 1855. Hon. See. F E N C 1 No. QUPERIOR Post and Rails on Omdinnga *■ y beach at 5 1 Os. a hundred. Lime at 2s. a bushel. Apply at Mr. Smvihiks’s, Limekiln. Onelinnga, September ord, 1855. TO INTEXDING SETH.EKS. Farm and Slock Station, r jpO be Sold or Lot for such term as may i a bo agreed upon, an excellent Farm ontaining 256 acres, and situalo witliin a moderate distance I rum town. A dwelling house has been erected upon the properly together with stockyard and milking shed. There is also an enclosed garden slocked with fruit trees. About 25 acres were cleared and laid down with clover and rye grass in Autumn. A river which forms ihe boundary on one side affords a never failing supply of water. The right to one of the best cattle runs in the neighbourhood of Auckland will he given in with the land. The (arm communicates by means of an excellent bush road, with a navigable creek of the Wailemala from which it is distant i mill's, the farming implements, dairy utensils, etc., may be had at a val alien. Enquire at ihe “ New Zealander” Office. July 28ih, 1855. Vf T AN TED, A Steady Female as general *'• House Servant ami Laundress. Also, a well disposed Girl of aimed. 12 years of age to assist in a nursery. Apply to Lady Osborne Gibbes, Eden Crescent.. September 3rd, 1855. B U 1 C R S, BELGIAN BRICK M\M'FACTORY, western suburbs. | : HICKS from the above Establishment, of & > good quality are now ready (or delivery in town at 01. 15s. per thousand. Samples mav be seen and contracts for purchase entered into at the office of Edward Ktcn, Commission Agent. Foil-street, July 12, 1855. jo n n lek c n T> KSPECI UFS.S.V announces to the inhabiJ . »■ (aids of Auckland, that lie has commenced business in High-street, opposite (he Wesleyan Chapel, as CaRM;R, G it.DEB, PICTUBE-FRUiE AND LoOlv-ING-GEASS MAMIKACTUttE.It. Having had considerable experience in the abovenamed braneiies, In' is <juito confident of giving the most perfect satisfaction to those who may faxnnr hint with an order. Picture frames and Looking Classes regill. and re-silvered. Gold Moldings of every pattern made to order. Ladies’ Needlework handsomely framed. Music neatly copied. Has also a choice collection of favourite Songs. TO BE LET. \ HOUSE elegantly fur--1 Vv wished, with large garden VV( stocked with fruit trees, ' Lath house, onlhuildings, Bc., The House lately occupied by J. Wright. Esq., is handsomely (it I oil up, and tin* lurnitnre is all modern, and every convenience for a small family. Immediate possession can he given. For cards to view and further particulars, apply to the proprietor S. 11. Levey, Russell Wine Vaults. August 7, 1855.