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New Zealander, Volume XVIII, Issue 1670, 19 April 1862, Page 6

I NOTICE. London, Ist October, IS6I. MESSRS. SAUNDERS, OTLEY & CO. beg to announce to the Subscribers and Readers ot the " Oriental Budget," that while taking advantage of the Repeal of the Paper Duty, and permanently EXLARGrxo that Journal (on and after the Ist November next) to roBTY-FOCB pages, or one hundred AND THIRTY-TWO COLUMNS of matter, they have resolved, at the same time, to change its title to the Literary Budget for England, India, China, Australia, and the Colonies. Two years ago, the " Oriental Budget" was originated for circulation in India and our Eastern Colonies ulone. It now finds its way to every British Colony in the four quarters of the globe, and circulates as well a large number in England. It will be obvious, therefore, 0 that the title, "Oriental," has now become a misnomer. No change whatever will be made in the contents of the " Bcdget," which will be conducted on the same plan and principles which have rendered it so successful. It will be devoted, as heretofore, to Literature, Politics, the Drama, Science, and Art, and its price will remain One Shilling. ggg* Subscribers' names will be received at the " New-Zcalander" Office. January 3, 1862. THE HOME NEWSPAPER FOR NEW ZEALAND. Messrs. W. S. Kirkland & Co., Agents. 23, Salisbury Street. Strand, london, england, BEG to call the attention of Residents in Auckland and the other New Zealand Colonies to the advantage of subscribing to the "EVENING MAIL," Newspaper, which is a re-print of all the Leading Articles, Essays, and News of The Times London Newspaper—everything, in fact, but the advertisements —and can be forwarded by them to any of the New Zealand Colonies, post free, for £2 15s. per annum via Southampton, or £3 via Marseilles. Thus, in fact, The Times at half price, with the advantage of not being encumbered with advertisements. Subscriptions will be received in Auckland at tha Office of the New-Zealander. •ESSRS. PARSONS, ELETCHER & CO., of Bread-street, London, beg to call the attention of Printers in New Zealand, to the superior quality of their PRINTING INKS, of which the following is a list of Prices : per lb". Job Ink for Machine or Press Is., Is. 3d. & Is. 6d. News Ink .... Book Work Ink - Superior Book Work Ink Woodcut Ink Woodcut Ink, extra fine Red, Ultramarine, Dark Blue, and other Colours Varnish - - Is., Is. 3d. & Is. Gd. - Is., 6d., 2s. & 2s. 6d. - 3s. & 4s. - ss. & 7s. 6d. - 10s. ) 25., 35., 45., 55., 7s. j 6d., & 10s. - 125., 15s. & 20s. #" gal. Export orders forwarded through Mr. E. ALGAR, Clement's Lane, London, will receive the most prompt attention, with a careful adaptation of the INK to climate. , PICKLES, SAUCES, JAMS, &c, &c, (Free from Adulteration,) manufactured by CROSSE & BLACK WELL, PURVEYORS TO THE QUEEN, SOHO SQUARE, LONDON. CROSSE & BLACKWELL'S various first 'class Manufactures ire obtainable from every dealer in the Colony. Purchasers should insist on having C. & B.'s goods when they ask for them, as it is not at all unusual for inferior preparations to be substituted. Their pickles are all prepared in Pure Malt Vinegar, and are precisely similar in quality to those supplied by them for use at HER MAJESTY'S TABLE. C. & B. invite attention to the following—Pickles, Tart Fruits, Sauces of all kinds, Jams, Potted Meats, Durham Mustard, Orange Marmalade, Essence, of Coffee, Calf's Foot, and other Table Jellies, Pure Mushroom Catsup, and numerous other articles, all of which are of the highest quality, and are prepared with the most complete attention to Purity and Wholesomeness. Their Salad oil is the finest imported. C. & B. are AGENTS for LEA and PERRINS' CELEBRATED WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE, Carstairs' Sir Robert Peel's Sauce, M. Soycr's Sauces, Relish and Aromatic Mustard, Payne's Royal Osborne Sauce, and Captain White's Curry Powder and Paste, and Mulligatawny Paste.

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