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New Zealand Herald, Volume II, Issue 340, 14 December 1864, Page 7

NEW CAFE DE PARIS, COENEE Ol' 3UEEN AND WELLESLET STEEETSHE PROPRIETOR, in returning thanks to the jublic of Auckland for tho kind patronage he has •eceived at their hands, begs to inJorro them that he HAS REMOVED THE CAFE 0 MORE COMMODIOUS PREMISES, situated it the CORNER OF QUEEN AND "WELLESLET STREETS, Where he will be enabled to furnish. Luncheons 3uppers, and Wedding Breakfasts, on the ehortes notice. OYSTERS, On the shortest notice, and delivered to order. Parties visiting this establishment will be accommodated •with a fine and spacious Dinner, Supper, Smoking, and Reading Room. TABLE D'HOTE AT 1 P.M., DAILY. C. O'BEIEN, PBOPREETOR. A L'ALLIANCB. rjIHE PROPRIETORS of the CAFE AND RESTAURANT NAPOLEON, opposite the Prince of "Wales Theatre, Queen-street, beg to inform the Public and Friends, -who may either be resident, or visiting the town of Auckland, that they have NOW OPENED this New and Commodious Establishment. Tho Cuisine will be of the highest order, and of the most recherche desciipticn, Veing presided over by Mr. Ischi, an elite of the Hotel de Louvre, at Paris, and late Chief Cook of the ' Great Eatern.' Breakfasts, Dinners, Suppers a la Carte. Richly Furnished Rooms for Private and SelecS Parties. French, Italian, Portuguese, Spanish, and German spoken. Tho Proprietors can safely assure their patrons and friends that a call to their establishment will give them a complete satisfaction. MEDARD AND ISCHI. VICTORIA LIVERY & BAIT STABLES, ALBERT-STREET, AUCKLAND. FOR HIRE, LADIES' and Gentlemen's Saddle Hornes, Buggies, &c. Also, Close and open Carriages for Wedding Parties, &c. Contracts entered into for Wharf and Town Cartage. Horses and Carriages bought and sold Privately. Horses broken into Saddle or Harness. IMRIE AND THOMPSON, Proprietors. PACIFIC PIKE AND MAEIKE INSURANCE COMPANY OF SYDNEY. HEAD OFFICE: PITT-STREET, SYDNEY. Capital: £500,000. Directors : ,T. L. Montefiore, Esq., Chairman. James Byrnes, Esq. I A. B. Smith Esq. Henry Prince, Esq. J J. R. Young, Esq. Agents : London: Messrs. Young, Lark, and Bennet, 29, Gresham-street. Melbourne : Smith, Strachan, & Co. Wellington : Johnson & Co. Xapier : Kinross & Co. Christchurch : J. T. Peacock & Co. Dunedin Blight, Brothers & Co. THE undersigned having been appointed AGENT for the above Company, will take MARINE RISKS on Ships, Merchandise, or Wool on favorable terms. C. A. HARRIS, Agent. Custom-house-street, 24th November, 1864. ANNOUNCEMENT. MR. F. LAST begs to announce his arrival in Auckland from the Australian Colonies, and that it is his intention to commence his practice as SURGEON DENTIST at the rooms above Mr. Smallfield's Fancy Repository, Queen-street, a few doors below the new Union Bank, and trusts from his long experience in his profession, both in London, and the Colonies, to meet with a share of public patronage. Artificial Teeth made on the newest principle. Teeth extracted, scaled, and stopped. Hours from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. October 1, Rfi4. BY ORDER OF THE EXECUTORS OF THE LATE COLONEL NIXON. FOR SALE, THE improved FARM at Mangarie, lately in tha possession of Colonel Nixon, containing 311 acres, fenced and sub-divided into paddocks by wire and live fences, the whole being in permanent ' pasture. . The Farm is one of the first selections made in this 1 ■ favourite district, a. 1 from its known productive ] quality and situation, would be a most eligible • investment. . | If desiied the property will bo subdivided to suit . 1 purchasers, and three-fourths of the purchase money j can remain on mortgage, bearing interest at ten per , cent. f Apply to , A. BUCKLAND, or 1 W. AITKEN, Land and Estate Agest.