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New Zealander, Volume XXIV, Issue 2603, 14 February 1866, Page 1

JA& Transport at Te Awamutu. Commissariat. Te Awamntn, February 13, IBG6. '"TENDERS, in duplicate, will be aeccived at tliis office until Noon of MONDAY, the 26th instant, from persons willing to contract for the following transport service between the date demanded by the Commissa.iiat and the 31st March, 18G7 : To mid from any places within^ one mile of the Commissariat At per loud Stores, Te Awnmutu | not exceedFrom Te Awamutu to Te Ro;c j ing one ton From Te Awamutu to Rangia- (in weight. whin Itcturnloads From Te Awnmutu to Ifilnkilii | free. From Tc Awamutu to Alexandra J Carts at per diem with driver (loads not to exced one ton. j Each dray must be provided with sufficient drays and tarpaulins. The drivers will be required to give all assistance in their power in loading Each tender to state the number of carts to be at the call of the Commissariat, and the contractor will be held responsible for all losses and damages sustained by stores, ike, during the time they are in his drays. required, may he obtained at this office. G. J. NEILL, D.A.C.G. 452 feb2l NOTICE. r&lice Department, Commissioner's Office, Auckland, February 9« 1866. TENDKKS will be received by the undersigned, at the Police Office, High-street, until noon on MONDAY, the 19th instant, for the SUPPLY of about 700 DOG- TICKETS and STRAPS for the year 1866. JAMES N AUG lITON, 398 feblT Commissioner of Police PUBLIC NOTICES NOTICE, A LL IMMIGRANTS brought from jTJI Great Britain and Ireland under the auspices of the General Government, who wish to go on their land, must notify the same at the Waikato Settlement office, prior to the 28th of February, 18GG, or their claims for conveyance there at the Government expense will not be afterwards entertained. FRED. W. MYERS. Waikato Settlement Office, Auckland, 30th January, 1866. In the Supremo Court of New Zealand. NORTHERN DISTRICT. In the matter of the insolvent estate of Sophia Pakis James and Louis Rose James. UPON reading au affidavit of Sidney WooLLEY, sworn and filed in this Court, and upon the application of Mr. Davy, It is ordered that Tuesday, the 6th day of March, 1866, be the final day for Creditors to come in and prove their claims against the above estate. Dated this 6th day of February, 18G6. By the Court, L. O'BIUEN 384fb14 Eegistrar. Walter Runciman's Estate. A LL CLAIMS against the above J\_ Estate, must be sent to the office of Mr. Alfred Buckland, addressed to the undersigned, before Saturday, the 17th instant, or they will not be recognized. JAMES B. WAY. 1 Trustccs JAMES RUNOIMAN, iruslCCß,

Walter Runciman's Estate. nnilE Dividend in tlio above Estate, will bow payable at Mr. Alfred Buckland's office, on Monday, the 19th instant. JAMES B.WAY, l Trußtee , JAMES RUNCIMANJ lrußlcc '- 38fi(ebl4 Greenwich Park, North Shore. CAUTION. WHEREAS, some persons (supposed to be officers of some of 11. M. ships in port) did, on Tuesday, the Gth instant, ignorantly (not knowing what damage they were doing) LIGHT A FIRE in the heart of a large POHUTAKAWA TREE, for the purpose of boiling a kettle, whereby much damage was done to the tree. This is to give notice that any person found TRESPASSING, without special permission from the undersigned, or from Mr. Wells, the gardener in charge, will be prosecuted with the utmost rigour of the law. JOHN COPLAND. Waitemata Hotel, February 7, 1860. 895tc Intercolonial Exhibition of Australasia. South Wales, South Australia, Queensland, Western Australia, Tasmania, New Zealand, and Victoria, will be held in Melbourne in 1866. The exhibition will open not earlier than the month of August, and will remain open for not less than two months. Forms of application for space, and all information required, can be obtained on application to J. G. KNIGHT, Secretary. Office of the Royal Commission, 61, Elizabeth-street, Melbourne. 148 apl24