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Daily Southern Cross, Issue 730, 27 June 1854, Page 2

Notice.

"VTOTICE is hereby given that a Special Meet- -*^ ing of the Justices of the Peace, residing within the following districts, namely "the City of Auckland/ "the Suburbs of Auckland," " the Pensioners Settlements," " the Northern Division," and " the Southern Division, " will be holden at the Police Office, Auckland, on Tuesday the 18th day of July next, at ten o'clock, a m , for the purpose of hearing and determining all objections to the "List and Roll" of Claims to the right of voting, within the districts aforesaid, and of forming the Roll for the ensuing year, of Persons qualified to vote under the provisions of the New .Zealand Constitution Act. Thos. Beokham, Resident Magistrate. Police Office, Auckland, 24th June, 1854.

Notice.

IVTOTICE is hereby .given thatthe List and Roll ■^ of Claims to the right of voting under the New-Zealand Constitution Act, are posted for inspection and will remain until the 17th day of July next at the undermined places, namely, The City of Auckland, — at the Post Office Auckland. The Suburbs of Auckland, —at the "Windsor Castle" Tarnell. The Pensioner Settlements, — in the Pensioner Settlements opposite the "Panmure Inn." The Southern Division, — at the Panmure Inn. The Northern Division, — at the Half Way House, Epsom, Edward Barry, Chief Clerk Resident Magistrates Court. Police Office Auckland, 24th June, 1854.

.Provincial Engineers' Office, -June 26, 1854. npENDERS .•will be received aUhis, office, until ■*- noon of Saturday, July .1 st, for the undermeitioned articles, for the use of the Panmure Ferry. A DINGY 15 feet Keel A Pair of ASH OARS A Pair cf PADDLES *-Chas. Sanderson, Provincial Engineer

Auckland Harbour Works.

rPENDERS will be received for the supply of 90 -«- Totara or Tea-tree piles, from 25 to 35 feet long, and not less than 1-0 inches diameter in the middle.; 60 pieces of Kauri -timber, 18-feetlong, 5 x"7 ; 200 pieces of Kauri timber, 18 feet long, 5x 7 ; 30 Totara plahks 2\ inches thick, 14rfeet long, 10 inclies broad; 30 Totara 4 planks, 2\ inches thick, 14 feet long, 14 inches broad. The Kauri must be free from sap, and the rest of the timber free from all defects, and the whole tobe delivered at 'th6 Queen-street Wharf, to the satisfaction of. the Engineer. '.Daniel Simpson, Engineer, l^uoen -street, May 25 th, 1854.

City Council Chamber, June 26, 1845. NOTICE To the City Council and Burgesses or the City op Auckland. WITEREAS on Saturday the 24th instant, the following • Summons was put into my hands, — Therefore, I hope as many of you as can make it convenient will attend. "Walter Lcr, Chairman City Council. tl To the Council and Burgesses of the City of Auckland. "You are heieby commanded to attend at the Resident Magistrate's Court, Auckland, on Thursday, the 29th day of June, 1854, at the >hour of (Ten o'clock in the Forenoon, to answer the demand of James > Johnson for the debt of £11 ss. The partculars whereof are hereunto annexed. Herein fail not, or the case will be heard and determined in your absence. "Given under my hand at the Resident Magistrate's Court, Auckland, this 24th day of June, a. d. 1854. "Thomas Beckham, '•Resident Magistrate."

To be Sold, on veiy reasonable terms, -j /w\ ACRES of GOOD LAND, situated on -■• V*J t | ie Q rea t South Road, within a quarter of a mile of the Manukau waters, and bounded on three sides by roads. There is a Mill Site on the, property, with water power sufficient to keep three pairs of stones constantly at work, and abundance of timber on the adjoining land. This property offers a rare opportunity to a person of mollerate capital to realize a handsome fortune in a short time. The success of a flour mill, situated in the centre of that spacious agricultural district, Papakura, is beyond a doubt. Ample time will be given to pay the purchase money. Every information be obtained by application to 7. Styak, Auctioneer and General Agent.

VETERINARY.

MR. L. D. HALSTEAD, Veterinary Surgeon, having his .instruments and a good supply of medicines on board the ' Galway Ark/ begs leave to acquaint the public of Auckland that he will be most happy to afford any assistance in'his professional art. As Mr. Halstead's long and succcessful practice in New South Wales h well known to many gentlemen "in New Zealand, he considers comment unnecessary. The best assurance of -ability is that all diseases incidental to the Horse will be undertaken upon the principle, — no cure no pay. All horses castrated will be insured at 10 per<eent. to any amount, if required. Any orders left at the Exchange 'Hotel' will be attended to without delay. Auckland, 19th June, 1854.

£1 .Reward.

iQTRAYED from the paddock «f Mr. Osborne, at Newmarket, a Brown Coloured COW, approaching to a dark .red, without .any white marks, and with moderate sized horns. She is branded -C B on >the milking side. About two years since, the same cow was found to have been driven, or to have strayed, about two miles beyond Otahuhu. Whoever will deliver her at Mr. Whisker's, 'Cabbage Tree Swamp Road, or at the paddock of Mr. Osborne (where she will be sent for) will receive the above reward.

Wanted,

ONE good Fireman; also, two strong active lads, from 14 to 16 years of age, as apprentices to the Blacksmith business. Enquire of Francis White, West Qu( j f»n street.

WA N T E D, — A COO is..— Apply at the Victoria Hotel. ' June 19th, 1854.