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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XVII, Issue 1458, 6 December 1861, Page 1

2nd Battalion, Auckland Militia.

JN compliance with oidois from the Colonel commanding the Auckland Militia, the armed men of the 2nd BATTALION will paiadc duung the 2nd week of December, as follows :—: — No. 1 Co. — At the Block House, Onehunga, on Monday, 9th December, at 10 o'clock a.m. No, 2 Co. — At the Three Kings, on Tuesday, 10th December, at 10 o'clock, a.m. No. 3 Co. — At Epsom, on Wednesday, 11th December, at 10 o'clock, a.m. It is fuither notified that in the event of any aimed Militiaman failing to attend on one of the above days, or if the aims entius>ted to him aie not in pioper oider, the Government is picpared 111 either case, to enforce the penalty pi ovided by the Militia Act. By Older, THOMAS WILSON^ Capt. and Adjt. Onehuuga, 29th Nov., 1861. Tenders for Metalling Drake-street.

Superintendent's Office, Auckland, 3id Dec, 1861. 1 TENDERS will be received at this office until noon . of TUESDAY, the 24th instant, for completing the metalling of Drake stieet, accoidmg to a specification which may be seen on application at this office. Tendei s to be endoised "Tender foi metalling Diake street." J. WILLIAMSON, Supeuntendcnt.

Tenders for Footpath in Lower Queenstreet.

Superintendent 1 !) Office, Auckland, 3id Dec , 1861. rpENDEES will bo leceivod at this office until noon L of TUESDAY, the 24th instant, for Founing .md Metalling .v Footpath on the West side of Lowei Queen stieet, (including a stone keib), according to a specification which may be seen on application at this office. Tendeis to be endoised "Tender for Footpath, Lower Queen stieet." J WILLIAMSON, Supeimtendent.

Tenders for Ploughing.

110 BE PLOUGHED, and Tea-tree Cleaied, fit for . Seods, about 40 Acits at Ilillsboiough, near Onehunga Foi teuns and specification, apply to Mi Daiby, the proprietor, oi to C ARTHUR, Land, Estate, and Commission Agent,

Queen street, Auckland.

To Bricklayers and Carpenters.

rpENDERS will be leceivcd until noon of SaturX day, Sth Decembei, for electing a BRICK STORE in Queen-sticct. The piopuetor will not be bound to accept the lowest tendoi. Plans aud specification can be seen by applying to CHAS. SANDERSON, Civil Engineei, Aiclntect, Queen stieet.

To Masons, Bricklayers, Carpenters, Joiners, and Ironfounders.

rpENDERS aie lequned for the erection of Shops X and Waiehouses in Shoitland-stieet. Plans and Specifications may be seen at my office

until THURSDAY, the 12th Decembei, when the Tenders aie to be delivered at i o'clock piecisely. The lowest tender will not necessauly be accepted. JAMES WRIGLEY, Aichicect. Wyndham street, Nov 29, ISGI.

To Builders and Contractors.

riIENDERS will be icceived up to noon of Fiiday, X 13th December, 1861, for the erection of a Dwelling House on a faun lately in the occupation of Mi. Thomes Babei, East Tamaki, about thiee mdes beyond Otahuhu. Plans aud specification to be seen at Mr. DAVID EVITT'S, Wakefiekl stieefc. Not bound to accept tbe lowest tendei.

NOTICE is heieby given that by Deed dated the 25th day of September, 1861, made between Andiew Macqueen and David Bell Macqueen of the City of Auckland, Auctioned s and Commission Agents, of the fiist pait, the seveial cieditois of the said Andrew Macqueen and David Bell Macqueeu, whose names aie theieto subscubedto the second pait, and John Sangstei Macfailane of Auckland, afoiesaid, Meichaut, and William Rattiay of Auckland afoiesaid, Ship-chandler, also cieditois of the said Andrew Macqueen aud David Bell Macqueen of the third jmit, the said Andiew Macqueeu and David Bell Macqueen did assign all then estate and effects to the said John Sangster Macfailane and William Rattiay upon trust for such of the Creditois of the said Andiew Macqueen and David Bell Macqueen as shall sign the said Deed befoie the Ist day of January, 1862 ; and that the said Deed now lies at the office of the undei signed for signatuie. Dated this thud day of Decembei, 1861.

HENRY HILL, Solicitor, Shoi tlaud-sti eet.

To the Constituency of Raglan.

/^ ENTLEMEN, — I roturo you my smceie thanks \J( foi yoiu uniesei ved confidence m having elected me,— a stiangei to public lite of whom you have exacted no declaiation,— to a seat in the Provincial Council Fiom long acquaintance with yoiu Distuct and its wants, I hope and shall endeavour to incut a continuance of yoiu good opinion, and to be always Gentlemen, Youi faithful Sei vant, ROBERT OLIPIIANT STEWART. Waitetuna, 30th Nov., 1861.

Auckland Cattle Show.

QUBSCETBERS aieiespectfully xequested to pay O the amount of their subscuptions as eaily as convenient, m older that the piizesmaybo paid and the business of the Show wound up without delay. GEO. FISK, Secietary. Auckland, Dec. 2nd, 1861.

NOTICE.

AUCKLAND CATTLE SHOW.

SUCCESSFUL competitois aie hereby informed that the Puze Money will be paid in ftdl on or after MONDAY, December 16th, 1861. GEO. FISK, Secretary.

Auckland, Dec. 2nd, 1861.

Anckland. Choral Society,

HONORARY Members are respectfully infoimed that the 4th Concert of the season will be given in the Odd Fellows' Hall, on THURSDAY EVENING, the 12th prox. The programme will consist of Ist part—" Lay of the Bell,"— Schiller. 2nd pait — " May Queen," — Bennett. GIBSON K. TURTON, Acting Secretary. 28th Nov., 1861. R. MICHAEL WOOD has recoived instructions to dispose of the remaining Allotments mBAYFIELD, NEWTON, on Liberal, tkems*