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New Zealand Herald, Volume I, Issue 224, 1 August 1864, Page 7

THE BANK OF AUCKLAND THE Bant of Auckland is now opened for receiving money on> deposit, opening current accounts, discounting approved bills, and transacting all other usual banking business. CHARLES F. JOHNS, Manager. Auckland, July 11, 1864. THE BANK OF AUSTRALASIA, ( Incorporated by Royat. Chaeteb, 1835). A BRANCH of this BANK is now open in Auckland for the transaction of usual Banking Business. GEORGE MATS ON, Manager. NEW ZEALAND BANKING CORPORATION. (Limited.) THE undersigned is authorized to dispose of Shares in the above company, and will forward forma ot application and further particulars on request. H. P. STARK,- Share Broker, Queen-street. NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE INSURANCE COMPANY, LONDON AND EDINBURGH. ESTABLISHED 1809. INCORPORATED BY BOYAL CHARTER AND SPECIAL ACTS OF PARLIAMENT. Subscbibed Capital ..£2,000,000 Steeling. Accumulated and Invested Funds, £1,374,000 THE COMPANY Insures against EIRE nearly every description of Property in all parts of the World, at the lowest rates of Premium corresponding to each risk. Insurances for Seven Years charged for Six only. Losses settled with prompitude and liberality. The Undersigned have been appointed the Company s Agents, and are empowered to issue Policies on the most favourable terms, and to settle any claims that may arise. GILFILLAN & CO." rpHE NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE COMJL PANY issue Policies on Hulls, Cargoes, and Freight, at current rates, to and from all parts of the globe. GEORGE P. PIERCE, Manager. Auckland, June 10,1864. THE NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANY issue Fire Policies on Stores, Shops, and Merchandize at current rates. GEORGE P. PIERCE, Manager. Auckland, June, 1864. NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE SHARES. THE UNDERSIGNED is a Buyer. H. P. STARK, Share Broker, Queen-street. A JEW ZEALAND BANK SHARES.—The an_lA dereigned is a Cash Purchaser.—H. P. STARK, Broker. TIMBER, TIMBER. MH. ROE begs leave to inform Builders, • Shippers, and others, that having made additions to his Machinery at Comwallifl Saw Mills, (besides regular Building Timber,) he is now prepared to supply Planed, Tongued, and Grooved Flooring, Dressed Lining, and Weather Boards, also Planed 7-inch Feather-edged WeatherBoards and Half-inch Lining, &c. Orders to any extent delivered at Auckland, Ota huhu, or any of the landing places on the Manukau, at current rates. Offices and Timber Yards, Onehunga. April 23, 1864. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. LEWIS TURRELL, begs to inform his customers ana the public generally that he has removed to BRUNSWICK BUILDINGS, Queen-street, wherehe has on hand a carefully selected stock of FIRSTCLASS BOOTS and SHOKS, suitable for the present season. Queen-street, May 16, 1864. NOTICE. ALL persons indebted to the undersif led will please pay the amount of their respective debts to Mr. LEWIS TURRELL, Brunswick Buildings, Queen-street. GEORGE TURRELL. BRAIDS! BRAIDS! HA SHT O N has just opened a LARGE • ASSORTMENT of NEW BRAIDS, per ' Avalanche." London House. NOTICE. SOMERYILLE, in RETIRING from the GROCERY BTTSDSTESS, which has so long been conducted by bim at the Establishment known as the City Maet, begs most respectfully and sincerely to tender his best thanks to liis numerous customers, friends, and the public generally, for the liberal patronage he has experienced for the last 16 years, and in doing so, would introduce his successor, MR. WALTER GRAHAM, to whom he has disposed of his Gboceby Business, and by whom it will be carried on, on and after the Ist JULY ENSUING. Mr. Graham having been so long in the Estab lishment, and knowing so well the requirements of the Customers, M. S. has every confidence in introducing him to their notice, and on his behalf most respectfully solicits a share of that- liberal support so long aiTorded to himself. M. SOMERVILLE, City Mart, Auckland. June 27, 1864. In connection with the above tho Undersigned begs to inform those who have so long patronised the Establishment, and the public generally, that he will continue to conduct the business in the same satisfactory manner in which it has heretofore been carried on by Mr. Mark Sojterville, and by the same at tention to tho wants of his customers, hopes to receive a continuance of their favours. WALTER GRAHAM. City Mart, June 27, 1864. ON"' SALE, AT ELLIS'S BUILDINGS, QUEEN-STREET, nnn TONS POTATOES vJ 10 tons Onions 5 „ Flour ~ 5 tierces Beef 5' Pork 20 kegs Salt Butter Also Hams, Bacon, Cheese, &c. At Market prices. , A few' Tons of SEED POTATOES will be on hand for Sala in a few days.