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New Zealand Herald, Volume II, Issue 334, 7 December 1864, Page 8

NEW ZEAJjAHD jij INTER-COLONIAL LIVE STOCK pM DMVEH, MACLEAN & CO |W Stock and Station Agents, Dtmedi. HPI BEG to inform riock-owiiers, (US and Breeders of Stock generally, that KM made arrangements -with the Commissioner* lfil e IPS New Zealand Exhibition, 186.5, for holdim* 6 fife INTER-COLONIAL SHOW OF HP Of every description, durintr thn ® BIP OPENING WEEK H Of the New Zealand Exhibition, which will HP placo about the 3rd January, 1865 6 BillTlie Show will bo held in the grounds adjacent BP the Exhibition Building, where accommodation i! Hit" be made for receiving and classing Live StocV Hp every description, under the direction of the rv ° f Sip missioners, who will appoint Judges and • fife awards. S l * 6 The Annual Sale by public auction of Live §i , will take place on the last day of the show w v„. exhibitors will have an opportunity of offering th stock to public competition, and as the sale will ? held at a season of the year when most of ti breeders and stock-owners will be in the tn a v there is no doubt that well-bred stock of everrrf 1 scription will meet with a ready and eatisfajf sale. ? As AGENTS for Messrs. Driver, Maclean »>4 Co., we beg to inform stock-owners, breeders' i others desirous of either sending stock for Erh"v" tion at the above show, or for sale attheann i sale of prize stock, that we are prepared to reed and forward the same, pay freight, <£- c ., and. other respects afford every facility to intending ' a hibitors. b ej " Catalogues, with full particulars of the vario - classes of stock for which prizes -will he awarded may be had at our office, Queen-street. ' . A. L. THOMSON k CO. MB. M. HAUTEIVE^ IN continuing the Jewellery business formerly carried on by Mr. A. Quaktieb, hopes by every attention to the business, and punctuality to orders to receive the same liberal support his predecessor has been favoured with. ■fp' In addition to his well-selected Stock, 31. H. trfli receive New Goods by every Mail. lgt MR. A. QU ARTIER, II IN relinquishing the Jewellery business, is desirous BH of thanking his friends and customers for the fife very liberal support he has received from them dnrine IP the past five years. Hp A. Q.., having disposed of his late business to M. Havtrivk, who has been with him for the past 18 months, can with confidence and pleasure recoup k mend him to his friends and customers as meriting Epthe same, and hopes he will be favoured with the same B All outstanding debts to the above are to le paid Eli to Mr. A. QrAKTiEK before the 31st of November. II NEW GOODS. || PER ' JUMNA." II SILVER-MOUNTED BUGGY HARNESS Bj Best hunting saddles R Do. do. whips |1| Do. jockey do. IB Electro-plated waggon and dray do. il Green hide girths El Best hard-plated spurs E Eacing do. Bp Racing saddles And a variety of now goods. B|" ,T. & A. WISEMAN, It Saddlora, &c., K Queen-street || FAMILY GROCER AND GENERAL COMMI3- Eg SION AGENT. 1 JW. ADLAM liereby desires all consumers who Ri a wish value for tlieir Money, to give him a trial Eg by purchasing at his new establishment opposite the ■§ Savings' Bank, Queen-street (Late A. and W. Mill.) B Teas of first quality (chosen for the home IS market) Eg Coffees, finest plantation (selected expresslv for J. W. A.) Sugars, first, class and finest sorts And asssorted groceries, and Italian stores, best names, Also, English Hams, Bacon, and Cheeses. J. "W. Adlum in thus soliciting the favors of liis kind Friends and Supporters (in his hist business) for a ' share of their patronage, relys upon his known bu sin< ss tuet and liabite. to give tlieni, and all new friends, the fullest satisfaction. Preserve the address — J. "W. ADLAM, Opposite the Auckland Savings Bank, S (Late A. and W. Mill), Queen-street. H P.S.—J. W. Adlam is prepared to supply Flour of » the best brands, at mill prices. ffi Notice to Wholesale Consumers and Bakers— ■ J. W. Adlam has a consignment on the way from H Adelaide, finest silk-dressed—the first of continuous Bj supplies. B (Kindly take tliiß as J. W. Adlam's Bow.) E| NOTICE. i MESSRS. A. &W. MILL beg to inform their H friends and all consumers - , that, tliev hare B disposed of their GROCERY ESTABLISHMENT H and BUSINESS to Mr. J. W. Adiam, and hope they Eg will favor him with their patronage, as they have 9 hitherto done ourselves, feeling assured even' attention and civility will be the share of sill who may favor liim with their support. A. & W. MILL. PRIME CIRCULAR-HEAD POTATOES Ex ' Flying Foam.' ON SALE, in lots to suit customers, Auckland Coal Depot, Queen-street, Auckland. NOTICE. Q. C. E. Sr. JAMES & SON beg to inform their cus- • tomers, friends, and (lie public, that on and after THURSDAY'NEXT, the Ist December, the.T will supply SOUPS, CHOPS, and STEAKS ONLY, at their establishment, as above. November 29, ISG4. J. M. HAS LETT ' BEG 3 leave to intimate to his Friends and the Public that he has taken large and commodious Offices in the NEW RUILDINGS NEXT TO THE EERALD OFFICE. Land and House Agencies conducted, Rents and Debts collected; and a particular Branch of his Business will be the supplying of LABOUR to parties in Town and Country. A Sitting Room provided at the Servants' Registry Office, where parties seeking Labour and Employment can meet to make arrangements. T. J*. CAMERON, ARCHITECT AND SURVEYOR, &c., HAS removed to his new Otliees, Wyndhain-strMfi next the Heiiald Oiiice, and is prepared to furnish Plans and Specifications for every description o Buildings ou the shortest mitiw. •2rtd. Oofonor. lur.j. FOR PRIVATE -ALI'-, IN l ots to suit purchasers, the FARM of JWilliams, Esq., on the Great South Road : is ona of the best grazing fnrnn iu the district, being, sections 18, 19, 20, and 3S, parish ot ; niurewa, containing 437 acres, and within two mi.es ot village ofOtahuhu. For particulars apply to ALFRED BUCKLAND, or WILLIAM AITKEV