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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXVI, Issue 3993, 9 June 1870, Page 4

Notices'

NOTICE is hereby given that the COPARTNERSHIP heretofore carried on under the style or firm of T. WHITSON AND COMPANY is this day DISSOLVED, by mutual consent, and that the said Business will in future be carried on at Albert Brewery, Queen-street, Auckland, under the firm of X WHITSON & SONS. Dated at Auckland this first day of June, 1870. E. WHITSON, T. WHI'SON, G. JOHNSTONE. Witness: Geo. Ritchie, Solicitor, Auckland.

Albert Brewery, Queen-streef, Auckland, June 1, 1890.

R. Whitson begs to intimate that, in consequence of the termination of the Partnership of the firm of R. Whitson and Co., Brewers, he has ceased to have any connection with the Hobson Bridge Brewery, and that for the future he will carry on business in .the Albert Brewery, Queen-bti eet, Auckland, in conjunction with his sons, Thomas "Wlntson and George John&tone, under the btylo of R. Wiiitsok ani> Sons ; and trusts to maintain the reputation he has already acquired for really good Ales and Porfcev.

N.I3.— WHITSON'S ALES only to be had at the ALBERT BI^VEuY. Families supplied as before both with bottle and bulk.

Tempoiary Office : ICO, Queen-street.

HOBSON'S BRIDGE BREWHKr

'TPHE PARTNERSHIP heretofore earned on at the above Brewery by D. S. Lyell and R. Whitson, under the firm of R. WHITSON & CO., having expired, the underaigne 1 will CARRY ON the Business at HOBSOjSPS

BRIDGE BREWERY, and guarantee to supply ALE and PORTER of the quality that has hithcito been pioduccd at this

Brewery,

The Office and Cellais in town are in

Durham-street, next Hayniarket, where orders can be left, and will be punctually

attended to. LYELL BROTHERS.

Auckland, June 1/1870.

NOTICE.

SAVED, from the wreck of tho schooner ' Challenge,' on the beaoh at the South Head, Manukau Harbour, PART of the CARGO, consisting of 23,000 feet of TIMBER, more or loss. — If not claimed within fourteen days from this date, will bo sold to pay expenses, WILLIAM BBIMNEB. Onehunga, June 4, 1870.