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New Zealander, Volume XVII, Issue 1570, 4 May 1861, Page 4

EDWARD WBBBB, PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTIST, fAVING devoted six years exclusively to the __ JL above Profession in one of the largest cities in ‘England, beg? to inform the Ladies and Gentlemen of Auckland'and its vicinity that he has again commenced taking PHOTOGRAPHIC MINIATURE PORTRAITS, and hopes his Artistical style of Colouring and Finish will ensure him a share of their favours. , Specimens may be seen at his Residence, Hobsonstrcct, next the Fire Bell (where Mrs. Webbe is in attendance); or at Mr. Wayte’s, Stationer, Queenstreet. N.B. —Dull or Wet weather makes no [difference, except for children. EDWARD WEBBE~ HOUSE PAINTER, SIGN WRITER, &c., "THE CITY OP LONDON” TEA, COFFEE, CHOP, & DINING ROOMS, (Next Mr. Marsden’s Auction Mart,) Vaile’s Buildings, Queen-street, Auckland. JADEANE begs to inform the Public generally, • that he has opened the above establishment entirely on the London principle of separate charges, and hopes, by supplying the best articles the market can produce, together with good cooking and strict personal attention, to merit their support. Breakfast from 6 till 10 in the momine:. t /. ,n ... R Large cup of Tea or Coffee 3d Bread and Butter, per slice Id Cold Meat, per plate 6d Mutton Chop 6d BecfStcak 6d Rump do 8d Dinners from 12 till 3. Plato of Roast or Boiled Meat 6d Potatoes Id Greens 2d Bread Id Currant Pudding, per slice 2d Rice Pudding do 2d Fruit Pie, or Jam Tart 3d Teas and Suppers from 3 till 8 p.m., (At same charge as Breakfasts). Lemonade, Soda Water, Ginger Beer, Syrups, and Raspberry. BSgTPrivato Room up stairs.jgjj Ale, Porter, Wines and Spirits can be procured. On Sale at the Stores of the Undersigned, (TO CLOSE A CONSIGNMENT), SIX lUIDS. RED CLOVER SEED, Superior Sample. 20 Cases Dutch Liqueurs, consisting of— Eati D’Or Anniscttcc Creme de Noyeau Curaijoa Creme dc la Fleur D’Orangc Parfait Amour 5 Cases Maraschino 5 Hhds. Browning’s Old Tom 12 Qr.-Casks Rum , Cask (13 doz.) round-eyed Mattocks 40 Doz, J Ground-side Strap Rivcttcd No. 1 Spade ” 1 Case (300 Coils) Patent Safety Fuze 2 Cases (200 M) Caps, assorted 13 Casks Shot, Nos. 2, 3, and 4, in 7 and 14 lb bags WILLIAM HOBSON, Shortland-strect,

Steam Engines, Portable and Fixed—Steam Ploughs, complete—Thrashing Machines— Reapers—Mowers—Chaff Cutters—Pulpers —Oil Cake Mills—and all descriptions of Agrictltoral Tools, Implements, and Machinery. Qartz Crushing Machinery—Mining Engines and Machinery—Hydraulic Engines and Machinery—Screw and other Presses—Brick and Tile Making Machinery—Sawing Machinery and Engineers' Tools—Chains, Nails, and Black Ironmongery. The Agricultural Engineers' Company (LIMITED.) Directors. Andrewes, C J., Esq., of the firm of Messrs. Barrett, Exall, and Andrewes, Agricultural Engineers, Reading. Bentall, E. H., Esq., Agricultural Engineer, Heybridge, near Maldon, Essex. Fowler, John, Esq., Patentee of the Steam Plough, 28, Cornhill, London. Turner, E. R., Esq., of the firm of Messrs. E. R. and F. Turner, Agricultural Engineers, Ipswich. Warner, C. 8., Esq., of the firm of Messrs. John Warner and Sons, Bell, and Brass Founders to Her Majesty, and Hydraulic Engineers, 8, Crescent, Jewin Street, London. Bankers.— The Bank of England. Manager. —W. Archdall O'Doherty. Central Depot and Export Warehouses. —Swan Lane, Upper Thames Street, London, (E.C.) (Formerly in the occupation of the late Firm of W. Dray & Co.)

r ■ IHIS Company has been formed for the purpose of JL supplying the Public direct with Agricultural Implements and Machinery of the most approved construction, at manufacturers' fixed prices. With an ample capital—the active co-operation of the leading manufacturers —a special organization for the purpose—and the possession of the best situated and most extensive premises in London, the Company now offer to the Australian Public the following important and exclusive advantages:— The power of selecting from the manufactures of all the leading makers. The certainty of having only first-class goods supplied, at manufactures' prices. The option of having the goods delivered at the principal Colonial Sea-ports, free of all risk to the purchaser, and at a charge included in price; . thereby securing the Goods to Colonial purchasers at a cost very little exceeding that incurred by British Farmers. ' The opportunity of procuring supplies of all other * goods through the Company's Agency, on the best ' terms, and in many cases free of any charge for l Freight or other expenses. The facility of making remittances in Colonial produce, and receiving the proceeds in goods or cash, i The utmost promptitude, regularity, and care in the s execution of orders or commissions. t And reliable information and advice as to all recent 1 improvements and requirements of particular districts and operations. The fact of the Directors having been chosen from r the leading manufacturing firms will afford an iimiltabic guarantco of the quality, workmanship, and fitness for its use of every article sold, and for the faith- . ful fulfilment of the above pledges. ! The Catalogues of the Company arc published in English, French, German, and other languages; and a special Illustrated Priced Colonial Catalogue will be forwarded, post-free, upon application. s No Australian Agriculturist or Shipper should leave r England without an inspection of the Company's ' Stock. * i Orders, accompanied by a remittance in Money or Produce, or a credit on England, will have prompt at- « tention, addressed to the Manager of the \ AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERS' COMPANY 1 (limited,) V Swan Lank, Uffer Thames Street, London. c (Formerly in the occupation of the late Firm of W I Dray & Co.) In 8 vo., with Plates, Second Edition, ' Price Is. 6d., ' TIIE CONSTRUCTION OF HORSE RAIL- ', y WAYS FOR BRANCH LINES AND FOR l STREET TRAFFIC, By Charles Burn, C.E., i Published by John Wcalc, 59 High Holbom, London, i STORAGE for Light Goods at a small expense. | Apply to J. ROUT, 1 I