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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXIII, Issue 3191, 8 October 1867, Page 1

REPAIRING CITY WATER-CARTS. City Board of Commission era' Office, Auckland, October 3, 1867. r pENDERS for REPAIRIN G the CITY WATERJ. CAKTS, in terms of specification to be Been at this Office, will be received until THIS DAY (Tuesday), the Bth current, at 2 o'clock p.m. By order of the Board. JOHN OGILVIE, Secretary.

TO PAINTERS AND PLUMBERS. REPAIRS TO GOVERNMENT HOUSE. Public Works Office, Auckland, October 5, 1867. TENDERS will be received at this office until noon of MONDAY, the 14bh instant, from persons willing to contract for PLUMBING, PAINTING, and OTHER REPAIRS required at Government House. Specification and form of tender may be seen, and further particulars obtained, on application at this office. Tenders are to be endorsed, "Tender for RepairsGovernment fLouse." WILLIAM WEAVER, Engineer-in-chief.

NOTICE. D. J. O'KEEFFE, AUCTIONEER AND COMMISSION AGENT, T>EGS to intimate that he will WAREHOUSE, at his ROOMS, GENERAL MERCHANDISE, at very Moderate Rates. MERCHANDISE and COLONIAL PRODUCE CONSIGNED FOR SALE, Privately or by Auction, will be STORED FRBE of CHARGE. SALE ROOMS, Mr. David Graham's Buildings, Vulcin-lani. Auckland, September 16, 1867.

NOTICE. I HAVE THIS DAY RETIRED from Business as Merchant, Ship Broker, and Commission Agent, in favour of my son, Mr. Lawrence p. Nathan, and nephew, Mr. Louis A. Nathan, who will carry on the Business hitherto conducted by me. All Claims against me must be sent in to my late office in Shortland street, where they will be settled in cash ; and all parties holding my bills or promis sory notes can have a settlement in cash by allowing bank rate of rebate. NATHAN> Auckland, September 27, 1867.

WITH reference to the above notice, we beg to inform the public that we have This Day succeeded Mr. David Nathan in the busing hitherto carried on by him in Shortland-street, and purpose continuing the same under the style or firm of L. D. NATHAN & CO. LAWRENCE D. NATHAN. LOUIS A. NATHAN.

NOTICE; ALL VESSELS coming alongside LANDING jt_ PLACE at Shortland Town, KAUABRANG A, for the purpose of unloading, must discharge their Cargo as soon as possible, and then haul into the stream above Mangrove Point. Vessels coming alongside to load must also haul oft m tne same manner when Resident Magistrate. Resident Magistrate's Office, Shortland I'owo August 3, 1867.

N OTICE. IF Mrs. LIVINGSTONE'S BOXES and Bedding are not REMOVED from the Scoria Stores within fourteen days from this date, the same will be SOLD by auction, to pay expenses due upon them# EDGAR W. WALKER. Onehunga, October 3, 1867.

BE GEORGE BLACKBURN'S ESTATE. ALL persons having CLAIMS in the above EBtate are requested to lodge the same with me properly vouched, on or before the 15th instan«, otherwife they will be excluded from participating in a division of the funds. HENRY GILFILLAN, Co-Trustee. Queen-Btreet, Auckland, October 3, 1867.

Co-Trustee.

NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS against Mr. G. H. HAGIN to be sent in for payment on or before the Ist November, 1367. All outstanding accounts from 1866, due to G. H. Hagin, are requested to be paid on or before the Ist November, 1867, or they will be handed over for recovery. G. H. HAGIN, New Caledonia Shore, Lower Queen-staeet, Auckland, October 1, 1867.

ALL DEBTS Due to the assigned ESTATE of MICHAEL MACDONALD, of Albert-street, Grocer, must be PAID to the undersigned forthwith, or proceedings will be taken for their recovery; and ALL CLAIMS against must be sent in by THTOSDATn« t) __g_*__ Hs Trustee. Crescent Chambers. Shortland-street, October 3. 1867.

NOTICE, J WATSON BAIN has REMOVED his Office to Mr. Moore's, Lower Queen-street. August 19, 1867-

J. M. FRENCH'S -■3 EDUCED PRICE .LIST. See This Day's Advertisement.

MR. THOMAS SPENCER wishes to inform his friend, that he has commenced the business a LAND and STATION AGENT and will' be happy to inspect Runs and Farms for Purchase or Sale. Buyers of land W^SJ" *his services, as he. Is well acquainted with the lands of the province, and is, moreover, a practical man. For absent proprietors he undertakes a careful surjerintendence of theirestates, collecting rents, &c. —Address, care of Mr. J. T. Garlick, Queen-street —————— j ii

EDWARD EUMSEY, . « ARCHITECT, .CRESCENT CHAMBERS Shobtland-strebt.