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New Zealand Herald, Volume II, Issue 535, 31 July 1865, Page 1

TUESDAY, IST AUGUST, 1865. THE BANKS WILL CLOSE AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK. NOTICE. WE, the Undersigned, agree to closo our rospectivo places of business on TUESDAY, the Ist August next, on the occasion of tho Presentation of the Address to GENERAL CAMERON. HENDERSON & MACFARLANE THOMAS SCOTT WYNN & LEARY GEORGE WEBSTER W. C. WILSON ARCH. CLARK & SON T. MACKY & CO. R. W. DYSON SAMUFCL COCHRANE B COHAN AN & STEWART NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANY S. & J. R. VAILE CRUICKSHANK, SMART & CO. MORRIN & CO. NEWMAN & EWEN R. HORNE JENKINS &SANFORD J. R. CARTER H. & A. SHERRARD & CO. DAYID GRAHAM & CO. J. H. BURNSIDE & CO. WALTER GRAHAM T. 11. HALL OWEN & GRAH4.M W. RATTRAY W. HOBSON HARRIS & TURNER GILFILLAN & CO. EATON t DEWOLF J. & D, COMRIE RICHARD MOORE STONE, BROS., & CO. NICCOL & CO. COMBES & DA.LDY M. SOMERVILLE J. & A. WISEMAN. Auckland, 29th July, ISGS. HOPE OF AUCKLAND TENT, 1.0. R. THE Brethren of this Tent are requosted to attend on TUESDAY MORNING next, the Ist of August, at 10 o'clock, in tho Tont Room, Hobaonstreet, to assist in tho Public Demonstration and Presentation to Lieut.-General Sir Duncan A. Cameron, K.C.8., previous to his departure from Now Zealand. GEOEGE PURCHASE, Chief Ruler. *»* Regalia to be worn. A special meeting c f the Tent will bo held on MONDA Y EVENING next, at half-past 7 o'clock, in the Tent Room, Hooson-street. July 29, ISGS.

DEPARTURE OF GENERAL CAMERON. THE STEAMER ' WAIT EM AT A' will accompany the Mail Steamer to Ranj*atoto Reef, arid on her return will call at the Flagstaff Pier, to land passengers, who can avf.il of any subsequent trip during the afternoon, to return to town. Fare—Half-a crown. G. RIDINGS. N O T I C E. IN CONSEQUENCE "of the DEPARTURE of GENERAL SIR DUNCAN CAMERON, on TUESDAY next, and knowing that Cargo landed on that day would not receive tha usual attention ; we beg to intimate that our LIGHTERS WILL NOT LAND CARGO ON THAT DAY. BUTT & ANDERSON, J. CASEY, H. J. WADHAM. July 29, 1865. IMPORTANT TO CONSUMERS OF TEA. S . AL P E BEGS most respectfully to inform the inhabitants of Auckland that he has received, ex Ulcoats, a fine samplo of TEAS, selected from ono_ of the leading Tea Warehouses in London, comprising CONGOU'S, SOUCHONG, PEKOES, AND GREEN TEAS. S. A. can confidently rocommend the above, having had fifteen years' oxperienco in tho trade. FINEST I'iLANTATION COFFEE, Ground on the Premises. SPICES OF ALL KINDS, Genuine, and Ground on tho Premises. " SINCLAIR'S " HAMS AND BACON, Ex Balaklava. FIBST-CIiASB SYDNEY MAIZE, OATS, BRAN, AND SHARPS. Country Settlers supplied on tho most liberal terms. 5 per cent, allowed for cash. S. A. embraces the present opportunity of thanking his numerous customers for their generous support during the last six years, and hopes by still keeping a first-class article, combining civility and strict attention to business, to merit your further favours. ADDKE6S : SAMUEL ALPE, Wholesale and Retail FAMILY" GROCER, COBN'EII OF CHAPEL AND DURHAM STREETS, Auckland. KAURI II OHO 111 HIGHWAY DISTRICT. MR. R. O. C. BIGGS has been appointed COLLECTOR OF RATES in Auckland for the above District. JOHN C. RICHARDSON, ' Chairman.