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New Zealand Herald, Volume III, Issue 721, 7 March 1866, Page 1

for wang-arei and coromandel. *1 ®V rd rpHE steamer ■ 'TASMANIAN MAID' will leaTe the Queen-street Wharf for Wangarei TO-NIGHT (Wednesday), HTr\ATrv '"jkmt, 8 o'clock, and for Coromandel on 31UJNDAY, the 12th instant, at 8 o'clock in the morning, SAMUEL COCHRANE. FOR SALE, d «j, fTIHE well-known Paddle Steamer X 'TASMANIAN MAID,' at pr. sent trading between Wangarei, Coromandel, and Auckland. She is now m perfect working order, over Five Hundred Pounds having been expended upon her since her purchaso from the Government. For terms and farther particulars apply to the Captain on board ; or to the owner, SAMUEL COCHRANE, Fort-street. m T H E Stoamer X «WAITKMATA,' , is open to engagement in Towing, and J 3£&SSiiSs§i' Excursion trips. G. RIDINGS. FOB NEWCASTLE DIRECT. HHHE A 1 Clipper Barque X ' GLENCOE,' JiUfei'i*A. Pn inii'S, Commander, will sail as above, on FRIHAY next, March 9th. Has room for few Cabin and Steerage Passengors. For freight or passage apply on board, or to STONE BROS. Queen-street Wharf. March 6th, 1566. NOTICE. SCHOOKEE 'SWOSDFISH: jjkjbfev /"IAPTATN NAPPER will NOT be \J RESPONSIBLE for any debts contracted by his crew. March 5, IS6G. FIFTY POUNDS REWARD. THE above Reward will be paid to any person or persons who shall givo such information to the Collector of Customs, or Commissioner of Police, as will lead to the conviction of any party or parties engaged in Illicit Distillation; or a proportional reward will be paid for such general information as will lead to the seizure of any STIT/L actually <=et up for the purpose of Illicit Distillation. The names of the persons giving the information will, if required, be kept perfectly secret. JAS. NAUGKHTON, Commissioner of Police. Police Department, Commissioner's Office, Au kland, Fcbroary 28th, 1566. £100 EEWAED, rpHE New Zealand Insurance Company offers the above Reward to any pereon who shall give such information as will lead to the conviction of the person or persons who did, on the night of FRIDAY, January 26th last, wilfully SET FIRE to WOODEN BUILDINGS in Ifobson-street. G. W. ELIOTT, Pro Manager. It-liiuary 10, 1866. r»9 REWARD.—STOLEN, on Friday night u ]a-t, from Eernside, head of Franklin Road, a TURKEY COCK and FEN, and Pair of WHITE TROUSERS, &c. The Turkey Cock answers tote name of "Peter."—lnformation to bo given to Mr. Masefield, Albert Iron Foundry. LEFT at the British Hotel, Queen-street, on Friday night, a SILVER WATCH, Dent, of Lonion, maker, No. 5367, with green-stone attached to ?ilrcr Albert. The owner can have same by paying 3ipense of advertising. QTRAYED from near Panmure, one RED COW, O tar brand AD on bo.clr, and eon hip ; one largo WHIT 15 COW, same brand. Parties leaving word at the Panmure Slaughter-house, or at A. DorNWell and Sox's, will be handsomely rewarded. Bone D TJ S T 3-inch Dust -J-inch Dust Kin a Dust Warranted the best quality, on Sale, at Tamaki Bridge. WILLIAM MACKY. j Also, i 3 TILES, various sizes. i_ BONE DUST ! ! BONE DUST !! ! J. BYCROFT & CO. INVITE attention to their STEAMED BONE DTJST, which they warrant superior to anything in the Colony. Its action is immediate, and results perceptible in about three weeks, with favourable weather. Price : Fine White (dry) £8 10 0 per ton of 2000 lbs. Quarter-inch 8 0 0 „ „ Glutenized 10 0 0 „ „ Tehms : Nett cash. No charge mado for Bags. Agents for Auckland— STONE BROTHERS, Queen-atreet Wharf. Onfchunga Bone Mills, February 23, 1866. WATCHES!! WATCHES!!! TO MEET THE TIMES. -VT7-ATCHEB CLEANED at FIVE SHILLINGS W each, by a practical Watch and Clockmaker, bj W. Clark, Hamilton Kouse, top of Wakefieldstreet (three doors from the "Fitzroy Hotel"). j Ohvoaoaisters, Watch?c ( Clocfeej Musical Jiosrf j ffg-wsllsjrj' &s'i