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New Zealand Herald, Volume III, Issue 681, 19 January 1866, Page 1

WANTED— PURCHASERS OF EXCELSIOR GOLDEN LEAF TOBACCO, unsurpassed, 11 not unrivalled in quality in New Zealand, 6s a lb. • Cavendish, 3s 6d a lb.; Southern 10's, fine, 4s a lb.—James Wkvie, Queen-street. A SITUATION as Housekeeper or ' Lady s Maid, by a respectable Married "Oman. lown preferred.—Address, Mb. mum., it. Patrick s School. T*7* ANTED—A Good FEMALE SERVANT.— '' to Slbs. Shii'jiekd, Mount Eden. WANTED— Two Competent Steady PLOUGHMEN ; none but such need apply.—Low and Motion. ANTED—An APPOINTMENT as Book, keeper, or Collector of Accounts. The applicant can give reference to his late employer in this city, as well as several other gentleruc-n.—Addlv at the Hekaid OiEcc. VV ANTED—The Public generally to know that Y T Pure Oaten Hay, Chaff, Crushed Maize, Bran, Hay, Straw, Flour, Potatoes, &c., can be bad at Ciakxson-'s, Corn and Produce Stores, opposite the Heraxb Office, Wyndham-strect. NOTICE TO MILKMEN AND OTHERS. WANTED— WHOLESALE CUSTOMERS for NEW MILK, delivered in Auckland at 6.30 every morning, price Is 'Id per gallon.—Address, Btating how many gallons can be taken, to Box 109, Post Office, Auckland. AUCKLAND CITY MISSION FREE DAY SCHOOL. WANTED IMMEDIATELY —A FEMALE TEACHER, of Christian character, in this School, for three months or more.—Terms, on appli* cation at the Mission House, Durliam-street. TO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. A FIRST-CLAPS JOINER is in want of EMJr.a. PLOYMENT, by contract or day ;is a good staircase hand. —Address "T. 1T.," Hebald Office. mO PARENTS.—WANTED, by a young Lady, JL Two or Three CHILDREN io Board and Educate, in a delightfully pleasant home, in tha healthiest part of Onehunga. Highly respectable references given.—For address, apply to Davy and McFaeland, Queen-street. /GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING- of every descripUT tion Dyed, Cleaned, Well Pressed, and Neatly Repaired. Gentlemen waited on for orders by communicating with Edgah & Co,, Dyers, Greysfcroet. PLAIN NEEDLEWORK, of every description, neatly executed, by MRS. SHARP, plain sewing raachinest.—Apply to Mb. Hood, Painter, top of Shortland-street. PRIVATE BOARD AND RESIDENCE, at Mrs. Morley's, No. 3, Pitt-street, at the top of Hobson-street, Auckland. "DEIVATE APARTMENTS can be had at Mm. .t Franklin's, Summerside House, a little below the Scotch Church, on the Alten Road. Also, Comfortable BOARD and LODGING can be had for SINGLE GENTLEMEN. The house is beautifully situated, and commands a fine view of the Harbour. Respectable references given. PRIVATE BOARD AND RESIDENCE, on reasonable terms, at Mrs. Gkiuians's, top of Hobson-street. SUMS TO LEND, at 12J per cent. —Jackson and Russell, Fort-street. EOIi SALE—A Good Two stall STABLE, 11x12. —Apply at the Hebald Office. TO THE ELECTORS OF MAESDEN. /~*i ENTLEMEN, —As you will soon be called upon. \JT to elect a member to represent your interests in the General Assembly of New Zealand, I beg again to offer myself as a candidate for your suffrages. Having attended in my place in the House of Representatives, as your member during the whole of tha last Parliament, I am conversant with the various political plans and organizations that have existed, or exist, which bear on your interests, and those of the Province at large. Asa Marsden settler, lam also familiar with your wants and wishes, and should you do me the honor of again electing me your representative, I will not fail to support those measures which I know and feel will be to your advantage, and oppose thOße which I believe will prove detrimental to them. I am strongly in favour of Separation; I think that on the attainment of thi3 the prosperity of the North depends. I will be prepared to support, therefore, any proposal for complete Separation from the South Island, and withdrawal from the influence of Southern politicians. It will also be my endeavour to encouiage the introduction o,f population into the Province, and to promote the permanent settlement of the country ; on tho success that may attend the effort in this direcrection will mainly depend the future prosperity of the Province of Auckland, and especially of Marsden, which so much needs a resident and improving population. I am induced to come forward and again offer my services to you, at the request of a large number of the electors, and with the approbation of several of tho most influential of my late colleagues. Bhould you do mo the honor of rcturninz me as your representative, it will be my duty, as it has been my plea* sure, to co-operate in all things with my brother re* presentatives, for your bentfi; and that of the Province. I remain, Gentlemen, Your obedient servant, JOHN MUNEO. Marsden, January, 1866. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE PENSIONER SETTLEMENTS. GENTLEMEN, —irking been requested to Btand for the Pensionc. ...jttlements, at the approaching Election for the General Assembly, I have the honour to intimate my readiness to servo as your representative, if elected, and beg to request your votes in my favour. I have tho honour to be, Gentlemen, Your obedient servant, P. F. EE QUINCEY Ilowick, November 23, 1865. WHEREAS certain noxious THISTLES are growing on land in the Mongonui District, the owner of which cannot be found by me after reasonable enquiry :—This is to give notice, that if tha Thistles on such land are not eradicated or destroyed within the timo limited by the " Thisilo Act, 1858," the said This;],- vill be destroyed according to the provisions of \'nc said Act, and an order applied for under th r : said Act to charge the expenses on the eaid land. The Land referred to, in the above notice, is Lot 8, situated in the Oruru Valley. MATTHEW ." vWEB, fcjub-Inspector. ' . "THE CEDARS," t rpHE HOUSE and LAND, in Onehunga, lately I I occupied by Captain Symonds, R.M. TO ott \ LIT OK tiOLlf. Rent, £80.