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New Zealand Herald, Volume IV, Issue 1125, 22 June 1867, Page 3

ON SALE, AT THE STOKE OF HENRY S. METEBS, FORT-STREET, Candle Belmonts, Light Weights, and Moulds. MORTON'S Salad and. Castor Oil Pickles, Oriental and Mixed Vinegar, in glass and £ casks Confectionery and Capers. LEA & PERRIN'S Sauces, Oysters, Lobsters Salmon, Haddock Sardines, J and £ Herrings, Fresh and Red, in tin 3 JAMS—English and Hobart Town, in jar and tins Bottled Fruits, Currants, Figs Eaisins (Eleme and Muscatel). SUGARS—Company's No. 1 .and 2 Mauritius Crystals Snowdrop, English. Loaf and Crashed Loaf TEAS—Finest imported, in several qualities CORN FLOUR, Patent Groats and Barley Scotch Oatmeal, in lewt. and 2owt. casks Pearl Barley, Split Peas, Cheese Rice, Java, Carolina and Ground Mustard, Pepper, and Spices Barcelonas, Walnuts, and Almond 9. MAIZE, Oats, and Flour. BISCUITS—Peak and Co.'s Fancy and Plain. SOAP—English and Colonial HAMS AND BACON—Sinclair's and Compton'a SODA—Crystals, Carbonate Soda Starch, r 'olman's white and blue Washing Powder and Light Blue Kerosine, Whiting, and Clothes Pegs; SALT—Coarse, Fine, and Bottled. TOBACCO—Several qualities, in 10a and Jib. Manila and Swisß. YESTAS, in Plaids and 2505. CORKS, Blacking and Inks, various sizes, H. S. METEES, FORT-STREET TAURANGA. ME. A. WAEBBICK, LAND, COMMISSION, & SHIPPING AGENT. Land Purchases negociated between Europeans and Natives. MR. W., from his long residence in the District, is eminently qualified to render every iaformation to persons wishing to invest or settle; either as to the leasing or purchase of Native Lands. " Peace having been established since theviwtto ' Tauranga of His Honor the Superintendent, who * assured the Natives that they ■will be allowed, under condition, to sell their lands to Europeans, a moa6 eligible opportunity now offers for investment or settlement in this rich and fertile district. RETIRING FROM BUSINESS. : THE undersigned, having determined to BELKTQUISH BUSINESS, is now prepared to ' OFFER his STOCK, consisting of Wines and Spirits Oilmen's Stores, and General Groceries Drapery &c., &c., &e. At and under cost, for cash only. N.B.—A speedy Settlement of all Outstanding Accounts is required, as no further nctice 'Sill bo given by GEORGE WEBSTER. Auckland, May 1, 18S7. " THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE ON SALE, 350 CASES GOZZEN ' S KERO3INE OIL Lamps, Hydro-carbon, Anucapnic, and Furnivoir to burn without chimneys. E. PORTER & CO., Shortland-street. SLATES. SLATES. SLATES. eyf\ f\(\f\ BEST BLUE BANGOR COUNOvJjUUU TESS SLATES, es ' Mary Shepherd,' for Sale. —Apply to ANDREW MERCER, Slater, Upper Queen-street. T ASM AN lAN SEED OATS. rj BU3HEL3 PRIME QUALITY, on. fI»UUv Sales at the stores of the undersigned. HENRY S. MEYERS, Queen-street Wharf. WHEAT ! rjIHE UNDERSIGNED is a Cash Purchaser for J_ Good Samples of the above. HENRY S. MEYERS, Queen-street Wharf. GAME LAWS. ON SALE, the PROTECTION OS" CERTAIN ANIMALS ACT, 1865, and the Amended Act of 1865, Price Gd. Herald Office, April 10,1867 IRON GRATING.

A QUANTITY of the above fo? SALE.—Apply at the Herald Office. CODE OF SIGNALS. "gTIOB SALE at the Hbbau> Office, the Auckland J." CODE OF SIGN ALB, Lithographed ixi colours. Very chaste. PHEASANT SHOOTING. OA BAGS PATENT SHOT each 1.2.3.4. .on /(J SALE at" Reduced Prices." S. HAGUE SMITH. WAITEMATA flour mill and biscuit MANUFACTORY. I N tendering my heat thanks for past favours Mid I soliciting a continuance of support, I beg to in t'mate that Messrs. llendebsON and MacfABLAHH will in future act as my Agents. Auckland, February 9, 1867. •' PHE undersigned begs to intimate to hia friends ' i and the public that he has recommenced Ha BUSINESS AS A BUILD EEL, and that he is now piepared to execute any orders that may be entrusted to him with economy and despatch. J. CADHAN", Q.neen-sireet Wharf. WAIKATO LANDS AGENCY OFFICE, FOET-SiISEET. The Undersigned has now for Sale, LARGE TRACTS of LAND, alloted to Military Settlors in the Waikato District. . FARM SECTIONS varying in size from 50 to bUU ACRES in each of the different settlements, of tha best soil, and cfimmandingtho choicestpositiens.may now bo obtained on favourable terms. _ Maps and Agister be