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New Zealander, Volume XIX, Issue 1984, 28 September 1863, Page 2

Notice. Police Department, Commissioner's Office, Auckland, 26th September, 1863. IT is hereby notified that a man whose description is given below, was found drowned oft’ Smale’s Point on the morning of Saturday, the 26th instant, at about 9 o’clock a. m. Any person who may have a knowledge of, or who may be able to afford any information relative to him, is requested to be good enough to communicate the same to the undersigned at the Police Office, before 2 o’clock p.m., THIS DAY, the 28th instant, in order that the particulars may be produced at the Coroner's Inquest, which will be held at that time at the Royal Hotel, Official Bay. I JAS. NAUGHTON, _ , Commissioner of Police, i Description.—Name unknown; age about 30; height, i 5 feet 9 or 10 inches; complexion fair; hair brown; j whiskers light; beard red; visage oval. , Apparel.—A puice coloured crimson shirt, cross-barred; , black coburg necktie; brown leather belt, 3 shamrocks on : plate-piece; colored tweed trousers, corded; new lace boots, ! English make, kip, round toed, steel sprigs in soles, platos I on heels, eyelets and cotton laces. £ls Reward. WHEREAS on Sunday, August 30th, some malicious person did strike on the tail root with the head of an axe an Heifer, running on my land, whereby she sustained grievous injury. Any person giving such information as will lead to the conviction of the offender will receive a reward of FIVE POUNDS. Also, between Monday the 7th and 17th of September, some malicious person did dangerously cut under the tail root, with the edge of an axe and ham string a white long horned Cow, and take from her neck a bell and chain. She was found lying within 10 yards of the comer markec 30, Mangawai, East Block, Whoever gives such information as will lead to the conviction of the offender will receive a reward of £lO (TEN POUNDS), by applying to J, NAUGHTON, Esq., Auckland, Or to CHARLES EYRE, Hillsbro’, Mangawai. y TO THE PUBLIC. MILLS’ CASH STORE, VICTORIA-ST. GROCERIES, BEST AND CHEAPEST IN THE CITY, Glass and Earthenware in great variety. PROVISIONS OF THE FIRST QUALITY. House Furnishings and Furniture, every DESCRIPTION. JJ. MILLS respectfully invites the attention of th° • Auckland public to his present large Stock o Groceries, Provisions, Furniture, &c., which, having beer purchased for cash, will be sold oy him on the same terms for A SMALL PROFIT. Having made considerable improvements in his premises, long known as “ Luton House,” he is prepared to purchase the Furniture, &c., of families leaving and allow liberal prices for the same, thereby saving the expenses o : removal and auction fees. In Groceries and Provisions the best qualities only are kept. An Additional Dairy is Wanted for sufficient supply of Fresh Butter, For which the highest price will be given. Goods for the country carefully packed, and all farmers’ produce accepted as cash at the highest market rates. NOW LANDING, EX “QUEEN OF BEAUTY," 6 crates Assorted Earthenware. Cash Store, Victoria-street, Late'Luton House, 11th August, 1863. Dairy Farmers, Chemists, and Others. IMPORTANT CAUTION. WE beg to call the attention of dealers and consumers of Annatto, to the fact that several persons or? selling a spurious and useless article, bearing the names of “Edward Fullwood & Co., B. Fullwood & C 0.,” &c. Li order to guard our friends and the public against such deception, we respectfully assure them that neither of the parties have, or ever had, any connection with our trade or manufacture, and that we are the only successors of the original “ Full wood’s Annatto.” To prevent fraud, our Annattos are stamped R. J. FULLWOOD & BLAND, Established 1785. Annatto Works, Somerset Place, Hoxton, Londo- . Notice. IMPOUNDED at the Public Pound, Newmarket, ’by F. Bryarit, ranger, for running at large in the Hundred of Auckland, 1 Bay Horse, white on forehead, small white spot on nosi, . off hind fetlock white. No visible brand. Fine, 2s. 6d. Owner unknown. If not claimed within eleven days from date of thv: notice application will be made to a Justice of the Peacc for an order for the sale of the above-mentioned Horse, agreeably to the provisions of the “ Impounding Act, 1856.” D. ANDERSON, Poundkeeper. Public Pound, Newmarket, September 24, 1863. GUANO! PERUVIAN GUANO, WITH Genuine Analysis and directions for use a STYAK & HUNTER’S Durham-street. SHOPS AND OFFICES TO LET, at the Bazaar Buildings. Apply to H. HARDINGTON. September 26th, 1863. Mechanics’ Institute. SECRETARY REQUIRED. present Secretary having resigned, the Committ"' 1 of the Mechanics’ institute invite persons compete!" and willing to fill the office of Secretary and Librarian, i - make application in writing, enclosing testimonials, on o“ before WEDNESDAY, 30th September, addressed “Tke Sub-Committee Mechanics’ Institute.” The duties of the office and particulars can bp learnt on application at the Library. GEO, P. PIERCE, Vice-President, September 18th, 1863. A PRACTICAL FARMER, lately arrived from Scotland, with his family', wishes to engage as a Manager o£ a Farm, or to enter into Partnership. Apply to J. A.. Office of this paper. Auckland, 25th September, 1863. WANTED— Two TINSMITHS. Apply to A. CRAIG, Hobson-strect. WANTED —An intelligent LAD, from 12 to 15 year.', of age. Apply to Sir. NICOL, Masonic Hotel. \\ f ANTED —A STEADY MAN accustomed to the V V charge of an Entire Horse. Such a man will be liberally dealt with. —Apply at the Haymarket. WANTED, an APPRENTICE. Apply at BorleyV, Newmarket. WANTED IMMEDIATELY.—TWO JOURNEYMEN BAKERS, first and second hands; a smart intelligent YOUTH having a knowledge of accounts; a YOUNG MAN to drive a baker’s cart, and make himself otherwise useful. Also a CONFECTIONER and PASTRY COOK, and a SMALL BOY to carry parcels, and to mak himself useful.— Charles Canning, Shortland-street. i Just Published, AT THE “NEW-ZEALANDER” OFFICE, PLAN of the Country extending from the CITY OF AUCKLAND to the WAIKATO, shewing the posi i tions of the Inner Line of Defences between the VILLAor j of Waiuku and the Wairoa River. Price—Three shillings, plain; four shillings and gix- j cblourpd. |