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New Zealander, Volume XV, Issue 1358, 23 April 1859, Page 1

nii MARK SOMERVILLE Offers for Sale, Ex late Arrivals, SCAROTEELS CURRANTS 10 barrels ditto 2 barrels Barcelona nuts 56 cases Eleme raisins 20 “ muscatel ditto 20 “ drums sultana ditto 2 cases lemon, orange, and citron peel 1 “ Metz fancy fruit 3 bales soft shell almonds 2 cases* imperial plums 1 “ mixed spice, in packets 1 “ ground cinnamon and cloves 10 “ maccaroni 4 “ arrowroot 10 “ vermicelli 4 “ tapioca 6 “ patent groats and barley 4 barrels carraway seed 1 “ tartaric acid, in jars I “ cream of tartar 10 cases Wotherspoon’s confectionery 200 tins red herrings 5 casks saltpetre 20 “ hi carb. soda 10 “ crystals, ditto 150 doz. blacking, Day and Martin’s 20 gross paste ditto 100 “ vestas, Bell and Black’s 100 “ I. N. E. matches 2 “ Albert night lights 20 barrels Carolina rice 20 bags Patna ditto 1 case baking powder 40 “ starch 7 “ blue &c., &c., &c. TO ARRIVE PER “KINGSTON.” 150 reams assorted grocer’s paper 100 boxes Belmont No. 1 sperms 20 cases starch 2 “ black lead 2 “ chocolate and cocoa 4 “ ling 2 “ French capers 5 “ sauces, assorted 10 “ jams and jellies 10 “ W. W» vinegar, quarts and pints 20 “ bottled fruits 8 “ Wotherspoon’s confectionary 2 “ patent groats 1 “ fancy soap 16 “ pearl sago I “ pot ashes 5 casks white herrings “ “ “ 20 “ crystal soda 20 “ oatmeal 10 “ pearl barley 10 “ split peas 10 “ whiting 12 “ bath bricks 5 “ Barcelona nuts. M. Somerville begs to state that the quality of the above Goods can be relied upon, from the fact of their having been purchased in the eminent London Houses of Messrs. Travers, Crosse and Blackwell, Feast, Coleman, Day and Martin, &c. CITY MART. Per “ 320 Bags No. 1 Pieces 60 “ White Crystals 20 “ Crushed Loaf Gazellefrom Sydney. 10 Bags Patna Rice 40 Boxes Soap 1 Hhd. Loaf Sugar.

ORIENTAL BANK CORPORATION. (Incorporated by Koval Charter.) Paid-up Capital £1,260,000 Reserved Fund £252,000 TNTEREST will be allowed from this date, on the monthly minimum balances of CURRENT ACCOUNTS, at the rate of 21 per cent, per annum, and on Fixed Deposits as under, viz.:— Subject to 3 months’ notice o 1 withdrawal, 3 per cent’ 4< 0 44 44 41 4 “ 44 |2 «4 44 44 £ 44 J. S. Oliver, Manager. Auckland, sth Aug., 1858. TO THE LADIES OF AUCKLAND. , TO BE SEEN AT JF. J. StO-EXAIV’S, QUEEN-STREET, SEVERAL DRESSES of ATKINSON'S IRISH TABINETS. CAREFULLY SELECTED. FOR SALE, {Or to be let on Lease for a term of Years.) A DELIGHTFUL Country Residence situate at Epsom, on the Auckland and Onehunga Road, belonging to and now occupied by Mr. A. Rooney, containing about 4 acres, together with the present owner's right over 10 acres of rich pasture land adjoining the above Property. There are on the Premises, an excellent and commodious Dwelling House, Stable, Cow Shed, and other out-buildings; also, a Garden and Orchard well stocked with fruit trees, and a well, plentifully supplied with water in the driest season. An opportunity for securing at the same time a healthy as well as convenient home rarely occurs; being within, half an hour’s drive to town. For further particulars apply to Messrs. Chbeseman, Land Agents. April 14th, 1858. COUNTRY PRODUCE STORE, SHORTLAND-STREET, OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE HOTEL, Late Buchanan , Watchmaker. ALL KINDS of Country Produce bought and sold, Hams, Bacon, Butter, Cheese, Fruit, Potatoes, Fowls, &c. Flower, Garden, and Vegetable Seeds of Colonial growth. WANTED, Grass Seeds, warranted free from Dock and Sorrel. J. FitzGerald. Eighty-four acres of an improved Farm for sale at Waiuku; good volcanic soil, abundance of wood and water, twenty acres fenced and ready for crop, raupo house on it, fruit and other English trees; part of it sown with trefolium incarnatum and red clover and grass seeds. Apply to Mr. Chceseaiau, agent, or to Mr. Marston, Solicitor-

YOUNG MEN’S Cfiuislian Association. LECTURES TO YOUNG MEN. THE Committee of the above Association have great pleasure in announcing a Fifth Course of Lectures, to be delivered at the Odd Fellows’ Hall, in the following order, commencing at half-past seven o’clock each evening. SUBJECTS: April 29 —“ Young Men for the Colonies.” Rev. I. Harding. May 13—“ Heads and Hearts.”.... Mr. Maberly. May 20 —“ Wilberforcc; Life and Lessons from”.... Kev. T. Hamer. June 10—“ True Philanthrophy.”.. .. Rev. D. Long. June 17 —“ Commercial Integrity.” .... Rev. J. Crump. July 8—“ Claims of the Colony on its Intelligent Men.”.... Mr. T. Cheeseraan. July 15—“ Manners of our Forefathers.” Mr. T. S. Forsaith. Aug. s—“ China:” Rev. J. Mandeno. Aug. 12—“ The Rise, Progress, and Influence of the East India Company Rev. D. Brucc. Sept. 9—“ The Future of the Human 80dy.”.... Dr. Bennett. Sept. 16 —Annual Soiree. Tickets, 35., to admit to the Course (with the privilege of introducing a lady), may be had of the Secretary; Mr. Chapman, Queen-street; Mr. Waytc, Queen-street; and the Newspaper Offices. 11. B. SIIALDERS, Hon. Sec. MANGAREI DISTRICT. CONTIUBUTOKS to the MANGAREI ROAD FUND are requested to pay their contributions in three instalments, either to the Treasurer, Mr. John Grigg, or Mr. John Hall, Otahulm. Ist instalment payable on or before 30th April 2nd ditto ditto 31st May 3rd ditto ditto 30th June Forms of Claims to the right of Voting, under the provisions of “ The Public Roads and Works Ordinance,” can be obtained at Mr. J. Hall’s. It is particularly requested they may be at once filled up, with a view to their being forwarded to the Resident Magistrate of the District, within the prescribed period, viz., between the 20th of April and the 20th of May next. M. G. Nixon, Chairman of Road Committee. IL*a<l<flocl&B at E2(§oiii, TO LET, AT EPSOM and THREE KINGS about 250 acres of good Grass and Arable Land for any term that may be agreed upon and in any lots to suit parties wishing to secure good Paddocks in the neighbourhood of Auckland and Onehunga. Apply to W, Hunter.