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Bricks, Bricks.

Ok Sale at the Brickfield of the Undersigned, «lU^l/vv p er thousand ; if required they will be delivered in any part of the City at the same price. Also ar quantity of lime at 2s. 6d. per bushel. Wm. Parker. Symonds-strect, Auckland, January 12th, 1855. Mr. Stratford. M.R.C.S,, England, Surgeon, Occulist, and Aurisl, from Toronto, Canada West, and formerly of Her Majesty's 72nd regiment, OFFERS his services to< the inhabitants of Auckland and the colony of New Zealand generally Individuals who have lost an eye may have the deformity remedied, as Dr. Stratford has a choice selection of Artificial Eyes on hand. Residence, High-street, Auckland, 2 doors from the Post Office. Assistance to the Poor Gratis, from 9 to 10 dail) r . . ,

TO MILLINERS.

W ANTED, — Two first-rate HANDS. > » * -Apply to Mrs. Webster. Shortlaud street, March 30, 1855. t Building Allotments in Q,ueen-street. TO LET, TWO Capital BUILDING ALLOTMENTS near the National Mart, in Queen-street. Enquire of S. & J. R. Vaile. January 24th, 1855.

NOTICE.

T HOLMES, BUTCHER, begs to inform the • Inhabitants of the City of Auckland, and neighbourhood, that he has commenced the Butchering business, in High-street, near the Post Office. Ship Captains and Families would find it to their advantage to give a call. TWENTY POUNDS REWARD. WHEREAS, some parties have been in the ' habit of maliciously driving and galloping my CATTLE, branded A. C, to and fro and planting them at a great distance, to the great injury of the Cattle at an inconvenience to me. The above reward will be given to any "person who will lead to tlie conviction of the offenders. A. Oiiisholm. Shortlaud-strce, May 17th, 1855.'

PROVINCE OF CANTERBURY.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. SUMNER ROAD. — GOLLANS BAY TUNNEL. HTHE Provincial Government are prepared to -*- receive tenders up to the 18th day of June next, for the formation of a tunnel, 850 yards in length, from Gollans Bay to the Gorge of Summer Valley under Evans Pass. The tunnel will be 12 feet wide, and from 12 feet high in the centre to 16 feet high at the ends. The ground to be traversed is of volcanic formation, and is supposed to be solid rock throughout the whole length of the tunnel. The Drawings, specification, and conditions of contract, may be seen on and after May Ist, ou application at the Office of Public Woiks. The Provincial Government will not be bound to accept the lowest or any tender. Y. Dobson, Piovincial Engineer. Office of Public Works, Tuam-street, Christchurch, Canterbury, New Zealan* 1 , April 13th, 1855.

HAY FOR SALE.

ABOUT GO tons of Excellent Hay, to bo sold in any quantity, on the Farm at Epsom, formerly in the possession of Mr. J. Chadwick. Trussed and delivered at stack £8. " " at Auckland £9. For further information, apply to Mr. Tnos. Cawkwell, Panmure, or afc Bird Grove, Epsom Road. Epsom, April 27, 1855.

TIMBER, Ex Daniul #< Webster."

rpHE Undersigned having purchased the whole ■*■ of the cargo of tho " Daniel Webster," consisting of about 80,000 feet Van Dieman's Land Scantling, adapted for fencing or building purposes. 30,000 Van Dieman's Land Palings, &c, the whole of which is nosy on sale at his premises, Fort-street. The usual assortment of New Zealand Timber always on hand. R. Binns. Fort-street, April 30, 1855. PLOUGHS.

On Sale, ex Comubia, -J O WILKIE'S best Scotch Iron Ploughs. Apply to S. Fleming, Onehunga, or to S. J Edmonds, Wharf, Queen-street. May 17, 1855.

To Let, (WITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION) THE two STORES in Fort-street, lately occupied by Mr. Jarvie. — Apply to Brown & Campbell

CIRCULAR

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN AGENCY, ■^- City of Washington, opposite the Treasury Department, uucler the direction of Aauon Hatgiit Palmer, Counseller of the Supreme Court of the United Statps, and Councils-General of the Republic of Ecuador ; restricted exclusively to Agency, Commission and Banking transactions, embracing collections, remittances, and other money business ; Investments in safe American Securities ; recovery of Claims, Legacies, Inheritances, &c. By the relations of the undersigned with cmi nent Ship-Builders, Mechanical Engineers, Iron Founders, Steam Engine aud Machine Manufacturers of the City of New York, where this Agency was first established in 1829, he is prepared to give his prompt and faithful attention to tho exocution of foreign orders for steamers, steam engines, iron houses, iron light houses, mills and machinery of every description, magnetic telegraphs, and other new and useful American Inventions, at the lowest current rates in the United States, subject to the usual com missions, including insurance and shipping char ges, payable on delivery or shipra^ nt at the port of New York. Aaroj? 11. Palmer. Washington, Jan. 14th, 1854.

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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XII, Issue 826, 29 May 1855, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 5 Daily Southern Cross, Volume XII, Issue 826, 29 May 1855, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 5 Daily Southern Cross, Volume XII, Issue 826, 29 May 1855, Page 4

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