Page 1 Advertisements Column 4

Auckland Examiner, Volume IV, Issue 230, 18 January 1860, Page 1

I. DOITSH,

KOTS CSS OF 6JEO. EB E. ACBET SI J¥, Ornamental Plasterer, Hz\S Removed to his Yard in GREY r STREET, (three doors above Mr. Mill’s Timber Yard,) where he intends carrying on business as usual. Slating, Plastering, and Jobbing Work done on the shortest note?. Auckland, Jan. 9, 1860.

Assisted Emigration

O T AG O. IN consequence of the efforts that have been made by the “New Zealander,” to damage and throw discredit upon the Province of Otago, Mr. Adam hereby assures all approved Emigrants, that he has authoritty from the Otago Governmant to GUARANTEE WORK, for a length of time, and at Wages not less than ss. 6d, per day for Laborers. Mr. Adam will he happy to give all information to persons desirous of it, whether proceeding to Otago or not; and persons at a distance may enquire by letter, when their communications will be answered with as little delay as possible.

rO proceed immediately to the Young and Thriving Province of Otago — 120 Ploughmen 20 Dairy Women 20 Domestic Servants 12 Milliners and Dress-makers 30 House Carpenters 50 Sawyers 2 Bricklayers 10 Masons 2 Printers 2 Waiters

All Applications to be addressed to Jam.es Adam, Esq., Agent for the Otago Province, to Messrs. Gilfillan & Co. Lower Queen-street, where Air. Adam may be seen daily from 10 to 4, until the 24th of January, 1860,

To be Let on Hire, HE ELEGANT & COMMODIOUS -8- TENT, 80 X 2U, belonging to the Auckland Horticultural Society. For terms, &cl, apply to E. King, Vice-President Auckland, Dea. 27, 1859.

MR. ROBERTS, Newmarket, has been appointed AGENT for the Sale of the “Auckland Examiner.” Subscribers names received