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New Zealand Herald, Volume III, Issue 719, 5 March 1866, Page 1

JOSHUA FOX, Accountant, Bill Broker, House, Land, and GiNEBAXi Commission- Agent, Roberton's Buildings, Queen-street. WANTED— PURCHASERS FOE 4317 LBS. TOBACCO, by far the largest, best, and ! cheapest stock in Auckland. Only 2d. per lb. profit charge hy the bos. Matches Is 2d. per doz.; large tin bos<'3, 3J. each.—Jajies Whtte, oppoaite the Old Court House. WANTED —A CARTER. Apply to J. Casey, Hobson street. WANTED— POTATOE DIGGERS.—AppIy to T. H. bnii'HEitD, Newmarket. WANTED —A strong and -willing LAD to attend to a Horse. No others need apply.—Lewis J. ITormiw, Tobacconist and Importer, Queen-street, Aucltfiir.cL WANTED— GOOD BLUE STONE CUTTERS. —Apply to A. Alios & Co., New Supreme Court Building. WANTED —A HAIRDRESSER'S ASSISTANT Apply fo J. 11. SriioNus, next to the Odd Fellows' Hall, Queen-street. WANTED KNOWN—That First-class RIFLE P RACTICE can be had at the Shooting Gallory, next to Trafalgar Hotel, Queen-street. "TITANTED—The Public generally to know that TV Pare Oaten Hay, Cli.Crushed Maize, Bran, Hay, Straw, Flour, Potatoes, &c., can be had at C iiiuiifONV, Coin and Produce Stores, opposite the Herald Office, Wyudhara-etreet. WANTED TO IIENT—Part of a House in a healthy situation, and having a well of really good water. Tito advc: titer will probably be a permanent tenant in a place that will suit him.—Apply to J. K., Herald Office, rpo PA!REiJT3.—WANTED, by a young Lady, JL Two cr Three CHILDREN to Board and Educate, in a delightfully pleasant home, in the h aithiest ) !irt of Onejiuiiga. Highly respectable references given.—For address, apply to DATY AND McFarland, Queen-street. WANTED— Two.Youn? Men nan be accommodated with Board and He-idonce in a Private Family, where there are no children. Enquire at A. Fosseit's, Grocery, Upper Queen-street. NOTICE. FARMERS, Settlers, Masters of Vessels, Boatmen, and others, are cautioned against HARBORING A BOY, named JAMES ROBINSON, a Run-away from the Auckland City Mission Children's Home. Age 12 years, height 4 ft. 7 in., light h'tir, one of hia arms has been broken and never set properly, oan bo known by the b j/ie projecting above the elbow. Any information us to the wher about of the boy will bo gratefully received by the Manager, BENJAMIN CUNNINGHAM. March Ist, 1866. LEFT at the British Hotel. Queen-street, on Friday night, a SILVER WATCH, Dent,of London, maker, No. 5367, with green-stone attached to silver Albert. The owner can hare same by paying expense of advertising. QTRAYED from near Panmure, one RED COW, 0 tar brand AD on back, and oon hip ; one large WHITE COW, same brand. Parties leaving word at the Panmure Slaughter-house, or at A. DoenWeix and Sox's, will be handsomely rewarded. PRIVATE BOARD AND RESIDENCE, at Mrs. Mouley's, No. 3, Pitt-street, at the top of Hobson-street, Auckland. PRIVATE BOARD AND RESIDENCE, on reasonable terms, at Mrs. Gerraxs's, top of Hobsun-street. REGISTRATION FORMS may be had at the Heeald Office. lUC'RATIVE FARMING may b carried on by _J using CORAL QUEEN GUANO—the cheapest method of supplying your land with bone earth. COMBES & DALDY. DK. PINCHING-, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons of England, Doctor of .Midwifery, Dublin Lying-in Hospital, formerly surgeon to the Wanstcad Infant Orphan Asylum, near London, at home for CONSULTATION from 9 to 11 Morning, 6 to 9 Evening, Ka r ang--hape Road, Newton, next door to Swbete & Co., Grocers. AUCKLAND ACADEMY, CoiiURG-STEHET. fJIHE above INSTITUTION is NOW OPEN Hours of attendance, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. JNO. STABLEB, Master. PAIE1BI0H" HOUSE, ONE Li UN G A, (Late the residence of Colonel Kenjtt). FAMILIES and GENTLEMEN can bo accommodated with PRIVATE BOARD and RESIDENCE in this delightful spot. Omnibusses to and from Auckland every hour, within three minutes' walk of the Gates. Wedding Parties provided with Breakfasts. • Good Stabling. ' COMPENSATION INVESTIGATIONS. MR. CRISPE will continue in Auckland to watch the interests of liib Clients, and any others who may please to avail tbemsel'res of his services, and should a second investigation take place ADVOCATE THKIR CLAIM i. Mr. Crispe may be consulted at his old qnarterg, Claremont Ho"Be, Princess-Btveet, Auckland, where | lie will also be happy to attend to fresh or amended claims. AUCKLAND QUARTZ - CRUSHING AND GOLD-MINING COMPANY (LIMITED). e A N EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL MEETs J\- ING of tha Shareholders of the above Comli panv will be held on MOSDAY, March 12th, at e 4 o'clock p.m., at the Stores of Messrs. Stone Brothers, Queen-etreefe, in order "To authorize the Sale of the Plant and Machinery belonging to tha j above Company." By Order of the Directors, a, • permanent building society, - o HABES can he taken THIS (Monday) EVENO 3.N0, from 7 to S o'clock p.m., at the Regular Monthly Meeting, held in Canada Buildings, Qiueenstreet. Subscription 10b. per month. A. BOARDMAN, 2 Secretary. PAPAKURA ASSOCIATION. i mHE REGULAR MONTHLY 1 1 this Association will be held at the Pap Hotel," on WEDNESDAY, immediately after 10 the Cattlo £»'•. jjjO. KING, Secretary. 1 Maroh 2nd, 1866,