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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXV, Issue 3752, 28 July 1869, Page 1

r Militia Stores, Albert Bariacks, July 26, 1869. SEALED TENDERS will be received at this Office until noon of the 21th July, 1869, for the SUPPLY of BREAD (in lslb. Loaves) to the Colonial Forces in Auckland, for the period of Three Months. t Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. WM. ST. CLAIR TISDALL, Major and Adjutant, iv change of Stores.

WAITAKEREJ EAST.

riIENDERS WANTED for the CUTTING of X 120 Chains of BUSH ROAD, |more or Imb, to commence at Lot 81, loading through to the road know as Bacon's Bead ; the Buifa to be felled half, chain wide, stamped and cleared 14 feet In centre. Tenders to be delivered in not lator than the 6th of August. F. BETHELL, Chairman. Newmarket, July 27, 1889. TO CONTRACTORS.

rpENDERS required for the ERECTION of ST. X GEORGL'S CHURCH, at Shortland. Plans and specifications can be seen at our offices, Brown* street^ Graham's Town ; and, after Wednesday next, at Shorthnd-streefc, Auokland. RUMSEY * FARROW, Architects.

TO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS.

rpENDURS will be received, until noon of the X 14th August, for the ERECTION of a BUILDING for the B»nk of New Zealand, at Graham's Town, Thames. Plans, &c, at my Office, Victoria-street, RICHARD KEALS, Arohiteot.

PTTBIJC NOTIFICATION. Superintendent's Office, Aucldand, 22nd July, 1869. rriH E present occupiers of market allotments X on the old Supreme Court site, Queenstreet, are to take notice that after the Ist proximo those allotments will be let by Tender for a period of twelve months. Tenders will be received at this office until noon of Saturday, the 31st instant, from persons desiring to rent any one or more of the said allotments. A plan of the allotments will be open to j inspection at the Waste Lands Office on and j after Monday next. Evehy Maclean, Deputy-Superintendent.

CITY OF AUCKLAND ASS SSMBNT. GENERAL AND SEWERAGE RATES. City Board of Commissioners' Office, " Auckland, July 20, 1869. "VTOTICE is hereby given that the Commissioners JIN under the City Board Acfc, 1863, the City Board Act, 1883, Amendment Act, and the City Board Act Amendment Act, 1865, intend upon MONDAY, the 2nd day of August, 1809, to make a GENERAL RATE of EIGHTPENCB per pound, ! and also a SEWERAGE RATE of ONE PBJSNY per pound, on the rateable value of Property RSsessable under the said Act and Amendment Acts, for the period from Ist Juue, 1869, to 30th November, 1869 ; and that a statement of the proposed Eate is deposited iv the office of the Collector of Rates, Canada Buildings, Que«n-street, for inspection by the Ratepayers, of all which notice ia hereby giren, in terms of the said Act and Amendment Acts. By order of the Board. I. W. HARROP, Secretary pro torn. SHAREBROKERS, MINING AND COMMISSION AGENTS, MANAGERS OF COM. PANIES.

MESSRS. TAYLOR beg to inform their friends and the public that they have COMMENCED busmen as above, and hope by diligence and attention to merit a share of support. Messrs, T. have been connected with the Goldfield from its commencement, having interests in some of (he earlieit formed claims at the Thames. They especially offer their servioes iv the formation and management of Companies, for which they poßsees very convenient; offices. Offices : Crescent Chambers, Shovtlaad-akeet ; lately occupied by Mr. C, Totbill,

NOTICE.

BROWF * CAMPBELL hereby giro notice that they will PROSECUTE any PERSONS CUTTING FLAX on any of their Properties without permission of their Attorney. JAMES T. MACKELVIE. Auckland, July 20, 1869.

NOTICE.

THE undersigned, as agents for Mr. Alexander DALfcrELL, hereby give notice that they will PROSECUTE any persons Cutting Flax oa his PROPERTIES without their written permission. BFvOWNT, CAMPBELL, k CO. • Auokland, July 21, 1869.

MUSICAL NOTICE.

PERSONS INDEBTED to HENRY CUCK3EY, Instrument and Music Seller, 210, Queenstreet, Auckland, are requested to SETTLE their ACCOUNTS on or before July 21, 186*. Accounts outstanding after that date will be put in the hands of a Solicitor for recovery.

PARNELL STOKE. GH. SMITH, TEA-DEALER and GENERAL . GROCEIt, taken this opportunity to inform his friends of £ arnell and vicinity that he has RE3UMED his former BUSINESS in the above old-established premises ; where he hopes, by strict attention to business, and. the sale of good articles at city price*, to obtain a share of public patronage. — Paknbll Stobb.

E. DICESON & CO. HAVING disposed of their Butiness in Queenstreet, request that all parties indebted to them will SETTLE THEIR ACCOUNTS forth with. Accounts to be paid to Mr. R. Diokson only, or to such person as he may authorise in writing to collect the save. Attendance daily at the old shop, 57, Queen-street, from 10 ».m. till 2 p.m. . TO GOLD-MINING COMPANIES. ,

A kK, TEUTENBKRG are now prepared to JOL, make STEEL DIES with Presses, complete, for Registration, from £3 10«. sterling to £4. STAMPS for Ink, from £2 and upwards, made at the shortest notice, and in superior style. Address : Wellesley-atreet East, three doors from Queen-street.

SUGAR.

To arri»e per * Rita,' daily expected, O-Ti-t. TONS FINE SUGAR, %V" small packages. J. S. MACFARLANS ft CO.