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New Zealander, Volume 11, Issue 964, 11 July 1855, Page 1

Commissariat Office, Auckland July 4, 1833. HPHE Conlractorfor the supply of Candles. ■ Oil, and Cotton Wick, in the Auckland District, having given the stipulated notice for terminating his contract on the 51 si inst., Tenders (in duplicate) will be received at this office until noon of Monday, the ICth inst., from parlies willing to furnish the above articles from the Ist August next to the 31st March, 1836, viz.: Mould Candles ) . Dip Candles [ P« r ">• Common Oil, at per gallon Cotton Wick, at per lb. The terms and conditions of Contracts will be the same as those published in the “ New Zealander” newspaper, inviting Tenders for the Annual Contracts, commencing on the Ist April last. Fred. Brathw’aite, Assistant Commissary General. HAMS AND BACON. HAMS AND BACON of the very best quality can be had wholesale and retail at P. London's Grocery Store, Shorliand-slrect. July 3, i 855. NOTICE. ALL parties having claims against the undersigned, will please furnish their respective accounts for liquidation with the with the least possible delay. Brown and Hamilton, Shorliand-slrect. July 6lh, 1833. JAMES HARP, IRONMONGER, SMALE’S POINT, HAS ON SALE the undermentioned Articles— Cross-cut Saws, from oft. to Bfl. Pit Saws, from Oft. to Bft. And a general assortment of Ironmongery, of every description, Auckland, July 7, 1835. NOTICE. r PHE undersigned, having been fifteen A years in Auckland, and having had the thoroughfare to his residence lately stopped, will feel obliged to the parlies who cut down West Queen-street to cut the remaining part of Albert-street, that drays may be enabled to get to Ins residence. J. Harp. Smale’s Point, July 7. 1855.

BRICKS FOR SALE. BRICKS of superior quality now on sale, at GL 15s. a thousand, delivered in the town, samples of the same may be seen, and contracts for purchase entered into at the office of the undersigned. Edward Rich, Commission and Custom House agent. 4lh July, 1855. NOTICE. HOLDERS of Depasturing Licenses in the Hundred of Auckland, are requested to leave correct Returns of the Cattle at the Wardens’ Office, agreeable to Bye-law No. 4, as the Ranger will impound all unauthorised cattle. And those who have not paid their assessment for last quarter, are reqesled to pay it on Tuesday next, as the Wardens will be at their Office' from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. to receive applications from those who may want to run exit a cattle, for the present quarter. But from the 30th day of September next, no extra cattle, great or small above the apportionment, will be allowed to run at large on the waste lands of the Crown in the Hundred of Auckland. A. Wears, John Walters, Wardens of the Auckland Hundred. Wardens’ Office, Newmarket, t July 4th, 1855. I AUCKLAND IRON and BRASS FOUNDRY, QUEEN-STREET. WILLIAM BOURNE begs most respectfully to return thanks for past favours, while carrying on business in the above premises, and to inform his friends and the public that he has now taken into partnership with him his son-in-law, Mr. Samuel Dove, who, from his many years’ experience in business as Millwright and Engineer, having been some years Mr. B.’s foreman in Sydney, will afford greater facilities for executing work to the satisfaction of those persons who may be pleased to honour them with orders than hitherto, owing to dearth of labour. Auckland, July G, 1855. ON SALE, rrilOSE BUSINESS PREMISES situate in 1 High-street, in the occupation of Mr. F. Hanlkn. The House contains six rooms, with commodious Shop, a well of water in the house, back yard, and every convenience for carrying on an extensive business. For terms and particulars apply to Mh Haislen, On the Premises, or to Messrs. Marston and George, July 6,1855. Solicitors, High-street. NOW IS THE TIME FOR INVESTMENTS. A FINE FARM for sale of 220 acres of j Land within one hour’s pull by water, and 8 miles drive of the City, with a frontage to the Waitemala. and deep water close along the shore. Apply to J. Newman, Land Agent. i July Clh, 1855,