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New Zealander, Volume 11, Issue 978, 29 August 1855, Page 2

Office of Ordnance, Auckland, 27th August, IBSS. HHENDERS will be received at this Office vJL until noon of Monday, the 17thSeptember next, from persons willing to undertake the performance of the following services, at the Military Barracks, YVhapau, Bay of Islands, for one or two years, from Ist October, lS.ja, viz., Washing- and Repairing Soldiers' and Hospital Bedding. The terms and conditions of contract will be the same as those contained in the advertisement inviting tenders for similar services required to be performed at Auckland, published in the " New Zealander" newspaper of 251h July, 1835. \Ym. Plummer, Pep. Ordnance Storekeeper. EX "ALGEKINE." ON SALE ISY THE UNDERSIGNED, OAMPANGA, ZEBU, and COMPANY'S S- SUGARS Loafs gar and crystals Best Patna rice, oatmeal Shell almonds, Muscatels, cloves Cinnamon, and assorted spices Jamaica and brown ginger, nut* Suderior cheese, sardines Confectionary, in tins Grocer's and draper's paper and twine Colonial soap and candles Pepper, arrowroot, sago Liverpool and dairy sail. August 28, 1853, H. Ellis. ON SALE, EX ST. MARTIN. kBAGS R I C E ° 3 Tons Corrugated Galvanized-Iron Gilfillan and Co. 28th August, 1855. EX "ST. MARTIN," Q CASES VICTORIA CLOCKS, 30 hours Albert, eight day Sou lag " " Williams, Hinckley, & Co. Queen-street. ON SALE EX "ST. MARTIN.'' A N INVOICE of DOORS and SASHES. A V Willians, Hinckley, & Co. ON SALE, at the Stores of die under- ' signed, ex " Grafton," An invoice of American DOORS. W i! liaus, Hinckley, and Co., Queen-street. AN SALE, ex "Grafton," {J i case WOOD MOULDINGS. Williams, Hinckley, and Co , Oueen-sti eet. NOTICE. rp HOLMES, BUTCHER, begs to inform 8 -lire Inhabitants of the City of Auckland, and neighbourhood, that he has commenced the Butchering business, in High-street, rear the Post Office. Ship Captains and Families would find it to their advantage to give a < all. T. 11. will also have constantly on hand a supply of all kinds of Poultry, Mild Cured Hams and Bacon equal to York and Wiltshire, Brawn, large and small German Sansages, Pork and Beef dido, dressed Cowheel, and Tripe, Ne. And having secured the services of a person experienced in the West end Trade of London, he will be enabled to execute all orders in the most approved stvie. *• Ingcmas didicisse fideliter arles Emmollit mores >cec sinit esse fcros." —Ovid. |"X a Country such as this, where the high- * LestL est offices in the land are attainable by those who have honesty and ability enough to fill them, it would be unnecessary to dwell on the necessity of a good education. Talk is cheap, but advertising is dear, therefore I, BERNARD REYNOLDS, Philomath, etc., beg to inform the people of Auckland thai I have opened A SCHOOL in Victoriastreet, a few doors from tin Gaol, where I will instruct such as are committed to my charge in all the rudiments, of a sound eli gihle Mathematical English Education. Auckland, August 28. 1855. N.B.—On Mondav, the 3rd September, A NIGHT SCHOOL will be opened for such as are desirous of profiting by that opportunity. To Charles Tonner, Esq., Commander of the Grafton. WE, the undersigned passengers in this vessel from Melbourne to this port, testify to thi kindness displayed to us during our (from adT rse •winds) rather protracted passage, by the Captii and his chief officer, and trust, should she remain in the colonial passenger trade, the same urbanity i I be displayed, which we feel convinced will give «v n satisfaction. Signatures : W. J. Lockwood and family, T. Hughes and family, J. Shanks and family, John Jones, Robert Brooks, Jonas llorscfall, Tame tlurangi (Maori), Ephraim Mills. Schooner Grafton, August 25, 1855, Auckland, New Zealand.