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New Zealander, Volume XVI, Issue 1490, 28 July 1860, Page 2

Q. C. B. JAMES' AUCKLAND LUNCHEON LARDER THE NEW PREMISES IN SHOKTLAND STREET OPEN for Business on TUESDAY next, the 31st instant. IN making the above announcement to the Public of Auckland and its vicinity, LEWIS JAMES, the proprietor, avails of the opportunity afforded respectfully to return his best thanks for the share of patronage which it has been his privilege to receive since his commencement in business, and to state that being fully conscious that the disadvantages of limited space, a contracted kitchen, and an imperfect cooking apparatus, have for some time past entailed serious inconrcnience to his patrons, he has taken these NEW and EXTENSIVE PREMISES, which have been fitted up from designs by, and under the personal superintendence of Mr. Viaiou, the Architect, in such a stylo as ho trusts will effectually remove those disadvantages, and ensure in every respect the future convenience and comfort of his customers. With a view to meet the requirements of LADIES visiting this City, L. J. has set apart a Private Room for their especial use, and aluo a spacious Smoking and Reading Room for Gentlemen, which will be regularly supplied with all the Auckland and many London Newspapers, Chess, and Draughtsmen, &c. QUALITY, CLEANLINESS, & ECONOMY, will, as heretofore, invariably characterise this Establishment; and its central position, it is hoped, will be found of advantage to country visitors. L. J. begs respectfully to intimate that these new premises will be OPEN TO THE PUBLIC, THIS DAY, in order that the arrangements he has made to supply increased accommodation, may be inspected. ~~Q. C. E. AUCKLAND LUNCHEON LARDER. LEWIS JAMES, the proprietor of the above duly Licensed Establishment, is now fully prepared to provide Public or Private Dinners and Entertainments; also Ball Suppers, Routs, Pic-Nics, kc , kc, on the shortest notice, and in the best style. L. J. will have the honor to supply the Refreshment Department at the House of Beprcscntativcs during the forthcoming Session of the New Zealand General Assembly. Shortland street, July 27th, 1860. Profitable Investment. MR. JII. LEDSAM Has received Instructions to sell by Private Contract, SEVERAL Valuable Freehold Private DWELLINGS, faithfully constructed, finished in superior style, regardless of expense, and well worthy the notice of families requiring first-clasß residences These Propertie, situate in Wellcslcy and Hobsonstreets, command magnificent views of the City of Auckland, surrounding country, and the Waitemata One' Corner Allotment of Land having a frontage to Hobson-street of 42 feet 6 inches, and a depth of 100 feet, more or less, close-paled. An excellent Site for Building purposes. Lkaskiiold : A Shop and Dwelling House, two-storey, comer of Victoria and Chapel streets. Title —Unexceptionable. Tjekms :—One-half, Cash ; residue, by Promissory Notes at 6, 12, 18, and 24 months, bearing Bauk interest, with security on the property. Note.—The above are insured in the Liverpool aud Imperial Offices. OTICE is hereby given that by Deed dated 10th July, 18G0, and made between William George I Poole of Auckland, Draper, of the first part, the several creditors of the said William George Poole, whose names are thereunder written and seals affixed, of the second part, and Henry Mahon Jervis, of Auckland, Merchant, and Thomas Henry Hall, of Auckland, Merchant, of the third part, the said William (Tie said Henry Mahon Jervis and Thomas Henry Hall certain Policies of Assurance and other effects upon trust for such of the creditors of the said William i George Poole as shall sign the said deed within two months from the date thereof, and that the said Deed lies at the Office of the undersigned for signature by the creditors of the said William George Poole Dated this 2Gth day of July, 1860. HENRY HILL, Solicitor, Shortland-street, Auckland. * """"OTICE is hereby given that by Deed dated the . 25th day of July, 1860, and made between John Cacutt, of Matakana, in the Province of Auckland, Innkeeper, of the first part, William Brighton, of the Ciiy of Auckland, Settlor, thereinafter called the Trustee, of the second part, and the several persons whose names are thereunto subscribed, Creditors of the said John Cacutt, of the third part, all the Estate and Effects ot the said John Cacutt became and arc now vested in the said William Brighton for the benefit of the several parties thereto of the third part: and notice is hereby further given that the said Deed is now lying at my Office for execution by the creditors of the said John Cacutt. Dated this 25th dav of July, 1860. THOMAS SHAYLE GEORGE, Solicitor, High-street. CHAPMAN'S NEW ZEALAND ALMANAC 1861. D VERTISEMENTS fol the above must forwarded . prepaid to the office, Queen-street, Auckland, by the first December next. Quarter page, 10s.; half page, 155.; whole page, 205.; one sheet or pamphlet of printed matter, 20s. The Almanac will be published on the 26th December, and forwarded post frit to any part of the world on receipt of the published price—ss, P. GRACE, BLACKSMITH AND FARRIER To His Excellency the Governor, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. r>ILETONS, Dog-Carts, Gigs, and Saddle Horses . for hire. Capital Stabling. A pair of beautiful Carriage Ponies to let or hire, with Postilion if required. MPOUNDEDat the Public Pound, Otahuhu, by . Mr. Richard McGee, for trespass in an enclosed Paddock, at Pukaki, One Mousey Bull Calf, horned, white on each flank, spot on each rump, no visihle brand. Damages, .Is. Owner unknown. If not claimed within eleven days after the date of this notice, application will be made to a Justice of the Peace for the sale of the ahovc-iiientioned Calf, agreeably to the provisions of the " Impounding Act, I85C)." JOHN HALL, Poundkcepcr. Puhlic Pound, Otahuhu, 25th July, 1B6(\ MPOUNDED at the Public Pound. Newmarket, . by Mr. McElwain, for trespassing in his Grass Paddock, at Cabbage Tree Swamp. One Dark Bay Horse, black points, no visible brand. No damages claimed. Owner unknown If not claimed within eleven days after the date of this notice, application will he made to a Justice of the Peace, for an order for the sale of the above-mentioned Horse, agreeably to the provisions of the " Impounding Act, 185(1." M. MADIGAN, Poundkeepcr. Public Pound, Newmarket, 25th July, 1860. Auckland Bethel Union. DIVINE SERVICE will be held (weather permitting) on SUNDAY next, 2Uth inst., at J-past 2, p.m., on board the S.S. "LORD ASHLEY," Capt. A. Kennedy, by the REV. J. THORNTON. Captains of vessels, Officers, and Seamen in port we earnestly invited to attend. The Bethel Flag will be hoisted at S a.m., as a signal that Service will be held. EDWARD KING, Hon*. Buei