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New Zealand Herald, Volume II, Issue 448, 20 April 1865, Page 1

_ mRANSPORI _OR MEROHANjkSk JL DISK from AUCKLAND to all Stations on the WA__ATO and ggSSgfgiy WAIPA RIVERS. W. J. Yoxrsa has now on the Woikato River his new bargo, the « SIR GEORGE GREY,' and can offer greater and moro secure facilities for Transport of Merchandise. For freight, apply to W. J. YOUNG, Queen-street. March 4, 1865. FOE TAURANGA, NAPIER, WELLINGTON, LYTTELTON, AND OTAGO. _/"L- npHE N.Z. Steam Navigation ComJL pany's s.s. ' QUEEN,* 200 tons, W. Iffiflffi&sfr G. Cellem, Commander, wi 1 ! bo des*S&B&£ir pntched for the above porta on SUNDAY next. 23rd inst, at noon. For freight; or passage applv to COMBES & DAUBY, Agonts. FOR TAURANGA. Kjkijk ffIHE Schoonor, J§§BjS£>. JL 'TAURANGA,' ■$§££$£& will 3ail for the above port on SATURDAY morning, April 22nd. THOMAS MACKY & CO. | FOR. NAPIER. ! A REGULAR TRADER. j _. nnHE -well-known schooner _ 'SUCCESS,' G. Frost, Master, -will leave the Queenstreet "Wharf, for Napier, THIS DAY (Thursday), the 20th instant. For freight or passage, apply to CRUICKSHANK, SMART & CO. Auckland, April 19th, 1865. FOR CALI.AO DIRECT. WITH QUICK DESPATCH. _/"i_ rPHE new A 1 clipper ship JL " P E G A S U S," tons, T. Cornweil, KN.R., Com«s_si_—'roander, has splendid accommodation for rassengers, and offers an excellent opportunity for parties about to TisitEnglsnd rid Panama. For particulars &pplv to COMBES & DALDY, Agent. NOTICE. ~ TX7" ANTED—A VESSEL to carry j-fogSfc. TT about 80 tons STORES to Tanranga. ■i ffilTiWiilL Tenders before noon to Resident Transport Officer. Admiralty Transport Office, Queen-street, April 20. RUNAWAY SAILORS FROM SHIP < VIOLA.' TOU aro requested to communicate to the Herald office, the whereabouts of the BOAT Stolen by you, and the offence will bo FORGIVEN. If you fail to take advantage of this pardon, you will, when you least expect it, be caught and punished. VAITEE DUDLEY, FAMILY AND SHIPPING BUTCHER, (Nearly opposite the Southern Cross Office), QUPPLIES the PRIMEST PROVINCIALD FED MEAT AT THE LOWEST PRICES. igg» Families waited upon for orders, which will bo sent to any part of the town, or Baburbs, free of expense. SHIPPING SUPPLIED AT THE LOWEST RATES. TV AL T E*E DUDLEY, BUTCHER, QUEEN-STREET. COMPENSATION COURT. Graham's Buildings, Auckland, 19th April, 1865. CLAIMS for COMPENSATION for LOSSES occasioned by the Native Rebellion will not be received after SATURDAY next, the 22nd instant. JOSEPH ROGERS, For the Commissioner. NOTICE. A HEAVY DARE COLOURED COAT AND VEST having come into tho possession of the Police under suspicious circumstances, any person hsvinp lost such is requested to communicate immediately with the undersigned. JAMES NAUGHTON, Commissioner of Police Police Department, Commissioner's Office, Auckland, April 19th, 1865. £25 REWARD. City Board of Commissioners' Office, Auckland, April 11, 1865. WHEREAS A GAS LAMP-POST, erected at the junction of Chapel and Wellesley streets, the property of this Board, was, on the evening of the Bth or morning of the 9th April, instant, maliciously PULLED DOWN and INJURED, Notice is hereby given that a Reward of £25 will be paid to the party who will give, either to the Commissioner of Police, or to the Secretary of this Board, such information as will lead to the conviction of the offender or offenders. By Order of tho Board, DAVID GRAHAM, Chairman. NEW BUTCHERING ESTABLISHMENT, QtjeEn Street, Auckland, (Next the Wheat Sheaf,) JOHN ROWLEY begs to inform his old friends and the public, that he has commenced business at the above premif-es with a first-class stock of meat, and of prime quality, at as low a price as any shop in Auckland, when he hopes to see the old faces back again. ;■ ■ All orders will receive prompt attention. Remember John Rowley, late of Wakefield-street. Famed for good Sauiages.