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New Zealand Herald, 24 November 1863, Page 2

fMlifl NOTICE. UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE the whole Coast between jMARAITAI POINT and KANAERANGA (at the mouth of the Thames), will be STRICTLY BLOCKADED ; and all Vessels, Boats, or Canoes, whether belonging the Europeans or Natives, which shall be found carrying Arms, Powdcr, or other Warlike Stores, will be seized, and the pcrnons ou board detained iu custody. 1 T. RUSSELL. Colonial Defence OiTico, Auckland, November 2, ISG3. TENDERS FOR ERADICATING THISTLES. Superintendent's OtTiee, ! Auckland, 3rd November, ISG3. * rpENDERS will be received at this office until noon [ of WEDNESDAY, the 25tli N9vember instant, from persons willing to CONTRACT for ERADICATING aU NOXIOUS THISTLES growing upon any Waste Lands of the Crown, and on any public road or reserve within one or both of the sub-districts hereinafter described, for the term of seven months, ending 30th June, ISti-t. Tenders to be endorsed "Tender for Eradicating Thistles." ROBERT GRAHAM, Superintendent. MAHURANGI.

Boundaries: On the North, the summit of the mountain range from Par-kauri to the source of the west branch of the Matakana river; on the East, the "west branch of the Matakana river, and the Matakana harbour to the sea, and the sea; on the South, the native land on the south head of Mahurangi harbour, the native laud 011 the Puka Puka, the source of the I'ukti Puka creek or stream, and sou thorn boundary of the parish of Aliuroa; and or. the West by the Onehunga stream to Par-kauri, inclusive of lot No. 11 of the parish of Kowawliero. WAIWERA. Boundaries: On the North, the Puka Puka and the Aliuroa block ; ou the West, a line direct from the south-west angle of the Aliuroa block to the flat topped mountain and the Wailoki stream to the Great North road 011 the south-cast, the Great North road and the southern boundary of the Parakakau block and the Wuinni block to the Orewa river; and on the East, the sea. jumL - Si®. NOTICE. SWEEPINGS OF SHOPS. City Board of Commissioners' Office, Auckland, 19th November, 1863. ~VT OTIC'E is hereby given that 011 the mornings _L \ of Tuesday and Friday in future, two carts will be sent to cart away the shop-sweepings in Queen-street, Shortlarid-street, and Princes-street, commencing 011 TUESDAY, 24th dav of November, ISG3. One i.-art to start at the head of Queen-street, and the other at the head of Princes-street, precisely at S o'clock a.lll. It is also requested that such sweepings may be deposited in a box to be placed near the edge of the pathway.

As much damage and expense have been heretofore paused by such sweepings being swept into the gutter, thereby choking up the drains, the Board rarnestly hopes that in future parties will see the propriety of desisting from such a practice, and aid the Board in their efforts to improve and cleanse the streets. By order, AND. BEYERTDGE, Chairman. ON SALE. Golden SYRUP Co.'s No. 1 Sugar Mauritius ditto, in small bags Loaf Sugar, 10 lb. loaves English Teas, chests and hall-chests Negro head and Cavendish Tobacco Mustard, Tickles, Rennets Rice, in 56 lb. bags Lochfino Herrings a'id Ling Fish Soap, in 112 and 50 lb. boxes Brown and Poison's Corn Flour Oatmeal TO ARRIVE, Crushed Loaf Sugar • English Teas, superior Price's No. 1 Belmont Candles Candied Peel Jams, 1 lb. tins Salmon, 1 lb. tins &e., Ac., &e. BUCHANAN & STEWART. BUCHANAN & STEWART HAVE OX SALE, LIGHT FAS C Y PKINT S Rgntta stripe Toile du Noril French Merinos Mohairs and Lustres Coburgs and Alpacas Glace Silks

Bandannas aud China Silk Handkerchiefs Trimmed Squares Princess Alexandra Shawls Diagonal and Union Cloths Printed Flannels Black Braver and Wonded Blacks i\"avy and Pilot Cloths Scotch and English Tweeds Worsted Cord and Shepherd White and Brown Moleskin Tweed Coats, Vests, and Trousers Duck and Dungaree do. Blue Serge and Crimson Shirts Whits and Regatta Shirts •Shin. Collars—Garibaldi, Pas ton, &c. Merino Shirts Straw Hats and Bonnets Se\ e 1 Muslin Collars Leal tier Bags and Purses Hosiery Crinolines, newest fashion. TO S M O IC E R S. 4 0 CASES OF THK FINEST AROMATIC TOBACC O, POSITIVELY the BEST ever imported to Auckland, on sale at M. SOMERVILLE'S, Citt Mart. TO QUALIFIED SURVEYORS. A FIRST-CLASS THEODOLITE, BY GILBERT, LONDON, Two Telcsropcs and numerous Reading Glasses, rpEN INCH PLATE, in twentieths, and reads off J. to seconds with ease. It is a most perfect instrument, capable in proper hands of ENSURING CORRECT SURVEY. Jf not privately disposed of, will be sold nt -Auction at. an early date by JOSEPH COCHRANE. SEVERAL SUMS of MONEY to be LENT on MORTGAGE.— Keetley & Daw, Solicitors Cnnada Buildings.