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New Zealander, Volume XV, Issue 1417, 16 November 1859, Page 2

Salts ha auction. MR. S. JONES Will sell at his Mart, TO-MORROW, (Thursday) a II o’clock, 2 TONS FLOUR 5 tons Liverpool Salt 2 “ Dairy Salt 2 crates Earthenware 10 cases Pickles 3 bales White Blankets kc., kc., kc. 550 Bushels Wheat, MR. S. JONES hj instructed to sell at his Mart, on THURSDAY (To morrow), at 11 o’clock, 150 SACKS, 550 BUSHELS WHEAT Terms at Sale. D. NATHAN & CO Will Sell by Public Auction, TO-MORROW (Thurs dav), the 17 th inst., at 11 o’clock, -j BALE DUNDEE CANVAS,; Nos. 3. and 4 X slightly damaged. Iron Buckets, Groceries, &c. WILLIAM HOBSON Will Sell by Auction, on FRIDAY next, 18th inst at his Stores, Shorland-strect, at 11 o’clock, 29 DOZEN GALVANIZED IRON BUCKETS 2 cases Satin Glaze Starch, 6 Thumb Blue, i oz. and 1 oz. 1 “ Robinson’s Groats 5 casks Washing Soda 4 cases Castor Oil, £ pints and pints 7 “ Assorted Pickles, pints and quarts 1 “ Table Vinegar 2 “ Salad Oil (Decanters) 3 “ Curry Powder 1 “ Herbs Assorted 1 “ Mulligatawny paste 1 “ Essence (Assorted) 1 “ Gelatine 1 “ Black and Red Currant Jelly 1 “ Sardines 2 “ Lea and Perrin’s Sauce 6 “ casks Blacking And other Goods

TRADE SALE GROCERIES, ON FRIDAY, 18 th November, at 10 o’clock. Messes, samuel cochrane, brother & CO., have been instructed by the Consignees to sell by auction, at their Stores, a large assortment of GROCERIES, by late arrivals. For particulars see handbills. Terms :—under £3O cash, over that amount 3 months approved bill. If arrived in time, 50 bags Maize ; and 5 tons Potatoes, very choice, from the Coast. Thoroughbred Horse Stock. MR. ALFRED BUCKLAND Will Sell by Public Auction, at the Bazaar Sale Yards, Oi SATURDAY next, at half-past 12 o’clock, ONE THOROUGH-BRED MARE Sc FOAL. The Mare is broken to saddle, and is perfectly quiet. Queen-street, Nov. 15, 1859. BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEE. “City of Auckland” Screw Steamer. williamliobson Will Sell by Auction, on MONDAY next, 21st inst., at his Stores, Shortland-street, at a J to 12 o’clock (previous to the Sale of the Allotments, Kyber Pass Road), by order of the Mortgagee— The screw steamer « city OF AUCKLAND,” Schoonerrigged, with all her Machinery, Anchor, Chain, Sails, Stores, &c.,'&c., as she now lies at anchor in the Harbour. To the Electors of the Southern Division. GENTLEMEN, —Although my name (amongst others) had appeared in one of the Local papers os likely to be brought forward to represent the Southern Division, in the Provincial Council, it was only on Friday the 11th inst., that I became aware of my having been nominated. When I agreed to become a candidate for your Division it was with the understanding that if returned I would not become a party either one way or the other, to foster those Provincial squabbles which have already brought free institutions almost into contempt. Some of our Provincial Ordinances require amendation to adapt them to the reqiremcnts of a civilized community. Having criticised some of those laws through the Local papers, I felt it would be shirking a duty were I to refuse to come forward when requested to do so by gentlemen who had assisted in the making of those laws, and who I believe are as anxious to see them amended as myself. Yours respectfully, WILLIAM ATKINS. Tamaki, November 12th, 1859. Electors of the Northern Division. GENTLEMEN, —As I have made no personal canvass, nor have I asked personally a single vote, I trust therefore that no Gentleman Elector of your division will put it down to indifference on my part, and say that his vote was not worth asking for. You have already three representatives on the North Shore, aud one of them using his little influence for three of his neighbours (candidates), I ask you is that fair representation for your division, I hope therefore that you will this day record your votes in favour of one who has no personal interests to serve, no office or situation to seek, no motive whatever in view but the welfare of your division, and the prosperity of the Province of Auckland, X am Gentlemen, Your obedie t servant, A. HEARS. Crom Cottage, November 16 th, 1859. First Auckland-Built Omnibus. To BE SOLD BT PRIVATE CONTRACT, THAT fine newly-built OMNIBUS exhibited by the undersigned in the Implement-yard at the Auckland Cattle Show the other day—built entirely of New Zealand Woods, and capable of seating 11 inside, aud 7 outside passengers. The Report of the Judges of the Implement Department thus speaks as to the merits of this specimen of Home Carriage Manufacture : “ They think there is great merit due to Mr. J. Mason, the maker of the new Omnibus shown, which they think very creditable to the Province.” For terms apply to JOHN MASON, Coach Builder. Durham-street, Auckland, 14th November, 1859. To Builders. TENDERS are invited for alterations and additions to a Brick House at Parnell. The Drawings and Specification can be seen at the offices of Mr. M. Wood, Queen-street. The Tenders will be opened at 12 o’clock on WEDNESDAY, 23rd November instant. The lowest Tender will not neccsarily be accepted. J. R. VIALOU, Architect and Surveyor. Sraale’s Point. Dissolution of Partnership. NOTICE is hereby given, that the Partnership for some time past carried on by Messrs. Drake Sc Alexander in Queen-street, Auckland, under the Firm of Drake & Alexander, was THIS DAY dissolved by mutual consent. Auckland, 14th November, 1859. To Bakers. WANTED,— By a young man lately arrived, a situation as Journeyman Baker. . Address W. Si, at the office of this paper.November 14th, 1859-