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New Zealand Herald, Volume II, Issue 540, 5 August 1865, Page 3

IMPORTANT TO CONSUMERS OF TEA. S . AL P E BEGS most respectfully to inform the inhabitants of Auckland that ho has received. ox Ulcoats, a tine sample of I'K AS. selected from one of the leading Tea Warehouses in London, cJtnprising CONGOUS, SOUCHONG, PEKOES, AXD GREEN TEAS. S. A. c m conil lentlv recommend the above, having had fifteen years' exp.rienc' in the trade. VINK-T rLATVT ATI 0 X COPF EE, Uround on the Premises. SPICES OE ALL KINDS. Genuine, and. Ground on tho Premises. "SINCLAIR'S" HAMS AND BACON, Ex Balaklava. I-tl!sT-L'LAK3 SYDNEY MAIZE, OATS, BRAN, AND SHARPS. Country Settlors suppli"d on tho moat liberal terms. ;> per cent, allowed for cash. S. A. embraces the present opportunity of thanking his numerous fur their generous support (luring the last six years, and hopes in- s-till keeping:a first-cla-s article, coa. billing civilitv and .strict attention to business, to merit your further favours. athuikss : S A M~ U E L ALP E, Wholesale and Kctail FAMILVG R O C E R, OOIiNTK 01' CHAPEL AND DURHAM STREETS, At c'Ki.A.vn. PICTURE PRATIES! PIC T U E E E 1( A M E S ! ! !

77 X GRATINGS, PHOTOGRAPHS, OIL Ej PAINTINGS, DRAWINGS, See., See., See. Framed in* the Best anp Cheapest Styles. B. EITTEXEEEGr & CO., (Picture Frame Manufactory,) VICTORIA-STREET, Arcsci.A?Ji>. QTJ E E X-3 TREET FUK XI TU E E "WAREHOUSE. T. .& IT. COOKE, CABINET - MAKERS, UPHOLSTERERS, &C., A'C., &c,, (Oi-i-osite the Oi.n Corirr lIorSE,) ■pEG to call the attention of their Friends and the Public ceneralh* to their LARGE and VARIRD STOCKS of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, including WALNUT DRAWING ROOM SUITES IRON BEDSTEADS CHIMNEY and TOILET GLASSES MARBLE-TOP WASiIsTANDS and DRESSING TABLES FEATHER BEDS, BOLSTERS and PILLOWS MATTRESSES in Hair, Wool, Cocoa Fibro and Flax PALLIASSES ROCKING CHAIRS, Stuffed or Cane-seated SOFAS and COUCHES COCOA and CHINA MATTING TOILET WARE BRASS CORNICES and CORNICE POLES CANE-SEATED and FOLDING CHAIRS MUSIC STOOLS DOOR MATS and RUGS &c., &0.. & c - COUNTRY ORDERS CAREFULLY PACKED.

I M P O II T A NT NOTICE. lIUNTEIt & CO., STOCK AND STATION SALESMEN yrrOULD respectfully direct the attention of pnrsons sending Stock for sale at their .Regular Weekly Sales at NEWMAKKET, OTAHUJTU, AND DUK-HAM-STIIEEI SALE YAJfDS, that thev have made arrangements with George Howard, Esq , for reviving shipments of Stock consigned to them at his Farm on t lie we t bank ol the Tamaki, whore there arc goo 1 Grass Paddocks wed waters d, within a quarter of a mile of the landing place. The advantages of this lauding place are that it is within six miles of the market and twenty miles nearer the market than the east bank of th<» Tamaki, thereby saving a lon a drive to Fat Cattle. There is no bar to cross, and good draft of water for large vessels at all times of the tide The landing place is opposite Brown's Island, immediately round the Beacon at the West Tamaki Head, and within oao hundred yards of the shorn. IMPOI'.TANT COASTING PKSSi.& SHIPPERS OFCATTLE ON THE EAST C 0 4ST TO AUCKLAND. Mil. ALFRED BUCK LAND ?"■> FSPECTFULLY informs his FRIENDS that "CATTLE can be LANDED on the East Bank o/thc Tamaki, about one mile from the Heads, OYER THE VESSEL'S SIDE WITHOUT THE USE OF A BOA A, Ait-D .iT ALL OF THE TIDE, thereby savin- lh« risk f.nd injury to the Cattle o/ a second time putting them m snngs, as we 1 a, the additional cost of Boating, with the i.rtner advance of being at once in a GOOD PADDOCK WITHOUT ANY DRIVING. Vessels net, draw-in? more than nine foot of water can enter and leave at all .hue. -.nth half-tide, and at Mi tides Vessels drawing fourteen wot of water can ° n CharW°Sf Ihe river, Wndiy by Captain Bui'GESS, car, be obtained at the .fa, ma. ..cu Assistance, if ne,,ssary, con at ah times be ohI taiiied on the spot. stock former! »« m-e t;.rhe or K nu t ila» ' -ied rates until &okl.