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New Zealander, Volume XX, Issue 2080, 2 April 1864, Page 1

H AMUSEMENTS PRINCE OF WALES THEATRE* . " (BRUNSWICK HALL.) MANAGERS: MESSRS. BARRY AND DANIELS. The above place of amusement will RE-OPEN THIS (Saturday) EVENING. APRIL ‘2nd. rf>HE PERFORMANCE will commence with tbs JL Nautical Drama of BEN BOLT. SINGING, DANCING, &c. To conclude with the Laughable Farce of SKETCHES IN INDIA. In REHEARSAL, “The STRANGER” ami “ The HUNCHBACK.” Stalls ss. ; Back Seats 2s. 6d. Doors open at half-past 7, Curtain rises at 8 precisely. ! .* Seats can be secured at Mr. Varty’s. MANGAPAI HOTEL. MANGAPAI GENERAL STORE. THE Inhabitants of Mangapai, Wangarie, and Neighbouring Settlements are hereby informed that the above duly Licensed Premises will be opened for the transaction of General Business, on and after the ' st April next. Viz. : BOARD and LODGING; Sale of WINES, SPIRITS, BEER, and Every Description of WINE 'MERCHANTS GOODS. Sale of DBAPERY, CLOTHING, and Every Description of .DRAPERY GOODS, Sale of FLOUR, SUGAR, TEA, MEATS, and Every Description of GROCER’S and GENERAL SI ORB GOODS. ' All Kinds of STOCK and PRODUCE will be received, and SALES and PURCHASES, ;and EXCHANGES NEGOTIATED. S. P. JAMES & SON, Q. 0. E. Auckland, 29th March, 1864, ;' : .-■■■■■ >l ■ ■ To Road and Railway Contractors. /"'IORNISH & BRUCE, Railway Contractors, Melbourne, are now DISPOSING of their EXTENSIVE PLANT, consisting of over 1,000 tons KAILS, WHEELS, and AXLES, BARS, CRANES, CHAINS, STONEBREAKING MACHINES of the best description, raa-. chinery &c., &c. All selling far below cost price. FOR SALE, ■ - 2 OF APPLETON’S PATENT STONE BREAKING MACHINES, driven by one Twelvc-Lorse power Engine, by Tennant of Edinburgh. Guaranteed complete and in full working order. With, spare jaws and extra shafting ; the latter being long enough to work a third Stone Breaking Machine and saw bench, if required.^

This machinery is capable of breaking sixty-five to seventy cubic yards of stone per diem,, at the two and a half inch gauge, and the two machines being driven by one Engine, a great saying in labour is effected. For further particulars, apply to GEORGE RIDINGS, „.+ Queen-street Wharf. Horse and Carriage Bazaar. FOE HIRE. /"V PEN AND CLOSE CARRIAGES V/ Wagonettes, Buggies Dog Carts, and Saddle Horses. Horses, Carriages, &c., Privately bought and sold on Commission. H. HARDINGTGN. April Ist, 1864. - v [ Funeral Undertaking Establishment. VICTORIA-STREET, Three Doors from Hill, Druggist. *1 1 DICKINSON has always on hand ready r made, J. • every requisite for FUNERAL TJNDERTAKING. Charges Moderate. 1 N.B. —An experienced attendant by day or night. li A. L. THOMSON & GO., IMPORTERS and SALESMEN of STOCK, SHIPPING AND COMMISSION AGENTS, Qdeen-steeet, Auckland. '^y r E - haye OPENED a BRANCH OFFICE in connection with onr MELBO UE N.E and 0 T AGO FIRMS, as i , :: ' * ' IMPORTERS & SALESMEN - OF Pat and Store Cattle and Pat Sheep. Our TEMPORARY OFFICES are in the same building .. - x , i- : ; , . °- . m the Auckland Saw Mill Company, opposite the New Zealand Insurance Company. A.,L. THOMSON & CO.