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Auckland Examiner, Volume IV, Issue 230, 18 January 1860, Page 4

BEGS to intimate that he has commenced business in Auckland as Civxn Fngineek and Land Surveyor. From his experience, obtained ip Scotland and England, in the apove professions, and \ by strict attention to such works as may be : entrusted to his care, he confidently expects a share of public patronage. Mr. S is prepared to execute the Surveying and Mapping of all descriptions of Land, the subdividing of Farms into Paddocks of any required dimensions, the giving of general Levels for the Drainage of the same, and the dividing and laying-off of Town Allotments, — to furnish the designs and superintend the execution of Roads, Bridges, Tramways and Railways; Works connected with the supply of Water or Gas, Dock and Harbor Works, Inland Navigation and Water Power ; as also to give designs for the erection or alteration of various kinds of Machinery. The whole conducted on the most approved substantial, and economical principles. Office—Mr. Wayte’s, Stationer, Queenstreet, Auckland. _ sth September, 1859. TO WOO® GROWERS, On Sale by the Undersigned, SORBY’S SHEEP SHEAR, Scotch 10“ Wool Bags Red Chalk for marking Sheep Cruicksiiasjk, Smart, & Co M C LEOO & M C LEAN, Cart & Wheelwrights, BLACKSMITHS, &c., AT RATTRAY <s• MATHESON'S, JUNCTION SAW MILL, Foot of Grey-street, WOOD Circular Work of every description. Iron Turning, &c., executed with st reasonable prices. The Subscribers hope, by attention to business and low charges, to ; merit, a share of public support. Auckland, Sept. 12, 1859., aWiice. PETER GRACE wishes to intimate to the Public in general, that he has always ready for Hire Horses, Carriages, and Dog Carts, on the most reasonable terms. Also, Ploughing done. Peter Grace, Wyndham-street, [a card.] DAVIDSON & SEWELL, ©d)4l © in ©2?a&id is a g AND smriis. VULCAN LANE, QUEEN STREET. AUGXLANBJ THE latest Photographic novelty, a new process lor Portraits, by which the appearance of the picture is great!) improved, and the figure represented in the natural position, For sharpness and letail they stand unrivalled—unaffected by any climate they are not liable to fade. They can be enclosed in a letter, and are particularly adaptod for sending home. Hamel’s Atelier, Shortland-street. Public Xotiflcatimi. iUBSKWAM’ & BATTRAV BEG leave to inform their friends and the public, that in order to meet the changes in the Harbor, they haye taken that STORE ON THE QUEEN-STREET WHARF next to Messrs. WEBSTER & PATTERSON’S, and opposite the White Star Line and 1. C. Steam Navigation Co’s. Offices, where they will endeavour to keep for sMe every ordinary article of Ship Chandlery, apd for ship, boat, and house building, and other general purposes, in town and country; amongst which are the following —• Walker, Parker and Co.’s best and 2nd white lead. Raw and boiled paint oil, putty and turps Wearing, body, elastic, carriage, polishing, oak, paper, bright and fprniature copal yarnishes Brunswick, Japan, ivory, lamp and drop blacks Whiting, dry colors, paints, driers Litharge, resins, Colza and refined lamp oil Clout, scupper, battan and planking wrought nails Ewbank’s pressed and American cut nails Copper boat najls, rooves and tacks Galvanized nails, hoops, chain buckets, &c. Swedish and British bar and bolt iron Shear, cast, blister, spring and tilted steel Splitting wpdges, wood-dogs, maul-rings Shipwrights’, mastmakers’, and coopers’ tools Sorby’s saws apd tools, Stubb's files Foster’s, Parker’s, and Lyndon’s spades Whaling lipes and other gear Sporting and blasting ppwder, caps, &c Chains and apchors from 8 cwt. downwards Sailcloth, duck, taupauling and cotton cloths Net, wrapping and sewing twine and lines Ccrk net floats, jar Lungs, patent fuse Crockery, glassware, ovens, kettles, &c. B *** Sails made and repaired. N.B. —The store in Fore-street still kept open. Queen-street Wharf, •Nov. 26, 1859.