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New Zealander, Volume XVII, Issue 1637, 25 December 1861, Page 1

NEW MUSIC, AT V ARTY’S MUSICA L REPOSI TOK Y , Canada .Buildings, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. JVARTY begs to announce the receipt, • ex “ MERMAID,” of a supply of entirely NEW MUSIC, suitable for the Pianoforte and Harmonium, consisting of sacred and secular Melodies, Chaunts, Voluntaries, Tutons, Dance Music, Chappell’s Musical Magazine, Nos. 1 to 29, and Harmonium Journal, Nos. 1 to 24. A further supply of THE NEWEST MUSIC, reached Sydney by the last Overland Mail, and may be looked for at an early date. CHRISTMAS PREB EN T S AND NEW YEAR’S GIFTS, IN GRE A T VA R 11-1 TY, AT V ART Y’S, Canada 15 uildi ng s . THE “WOMAN IN WHITE,” AT MARTY'S, CANADA BUILDINGS, Queen-street, Auckland. ALEXANDRE’S HARMONIUMS. JVARTY has much pleasure in aunoun- • cing the arrival, per “ Mermaid,” of a variety of these justly celebrated instruments direct from the Manufactory of M. Alexandre, which will he lauded in the course of a few days, and he open for inspection at his Store in Canada Buildings, Queen-street. They consist of Instruments in Oak, Mahogany, and Rosewood Cases, and vary in price from Eleven to Fifty Guineas; arc unequalled in point of quality, of tone, and simplicity of construction by those of any maker; and from the fact that they arc not in any way injured, or even affected by change of climate, they are admirably adapted for this Colony. 100 The following Surplus Stock for Sale, BOYS’ TWEED COATS, 2s. Gd. cadi 250 do. Wool ditto. ss. 150 Boy’s Vests, 2s. fid. 4 )0 pairs Ladies’ Cashmere Boots, ss. fid. 600 “ “ Cloth Gobshed, Bs. 300 “ Girls’ Cloth Boots, ss. 4 boxes Infant’s Sky Silk do., 2s. A large Quantity of Children's Leather Boots J. ROUT, 1 iiirh-strcet. 0 On Sale, Ex “ Constance,” CASES FINE NAVY BREAD 20 eases Water Crackers 3 “ “ Knickerbocker” Tobacco 6 “ Queen of Hearts Ex “ Kate,” 5 chests Tea, “ James Shepherd” It) half-chests, “ Spray” 20 boxes, “ James Shepherd” C. J. STONE, Queen-street Wharf. December, 1861. Notice. E Board of Education purpose bolding an Examination ot Tcacacrs, on ’IIILRSDA\ and AY, January 2nd and 3rd, 1862. Candidates rtifieates of merit under the Board are requested municatc with the Secretary. HENRY TAYLOR, Secretary. tion Office, i December, 1801. Five Pounds Reward. 'POSED to have been Stolen at the Show ol the lorlicultural Society, FIVE SHIP’S I LAGS. Society hereby offer a Reward of £2 to any who will give sufficient information as to the apprehension of the person or persons who )riated the Flags, and a further reward of £3 ;onviction. Bv order of the Committee, EDWARD KING, Hon. See. :kland, December 16th, 1861. Two Pounds Reward. POSED to have been left at a wrong address, )OUBLE BARRELLED FOWLING PIECE, H. Collis & Co., Birmingham, with the initials 3., and crest of a Bull’s Head on a silver plate, er will give such information as will lead to the •y of the missing article, will receive the above ]y to Lieutenant W. P. WRIXON, Acting stcr 65th Regiment, Albert Barracks. One Pound Reward. AYED, from Newmarket, a month since, a USD STEER, witli white back, branded W. \\. above reward will he paid on application to ALFRED BUCKLAND, Newmarket. Notice, ANY person found cutting or removing * '"'J'X 1 from the property of Mr. SAMUEL NOHMA-N, situated on the Little Muddy Creek, Manakati, wi.l Do prosecuted. SAMUEL NORMAN. Onehunga, 14th Dee., 1861. HIE Co-partnery hitherto existing between us, under the stylo or linn of Hancock & Scholls, avers, Hobson’s Bridge, being abou„ to he dissolved mutual consent, we request that all monies due to said firm be paid to Air. Hugh Run>, Accountant, r ndham-street, before the 31st instant. All claims inst the firm may also be sent to him. JOHN SCROLLS, . THOS HANCOCK* li j