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New Zealand Herald, Volume IV, Issue 1123, 20 June 1867, Page 2

NOTICE TO THE UNEMPLOYED; f< "VTOTIOB it hereby given, by direction of His ? ' Honor the Superintendent, that persons who are unable to obtain other employment will—on pro- °' auction of a certificate to that effect from a Minister j of Beligion, Justice of the Peace, or Member of the Provincial Council, at the office of the undersigned,— 11 be employed at Quarrying and Breaking 2^-inch Boad Metal at the rate of 4a per cubic yard,—in the Tproportion of Is for quarrying and 3a for breaking. £ WM. WEAVES, J . Engineer-ic-Chief. r Public Worts Office, ® Auckland, June 8, 1867. VACCINATION. Superintendent's Office, Auokland, June 15,1867. AS there is reason to believe that many of the poorer classes neglect to have their children Vaccinated, through inability to pay the usual fee, the Superintendent informs the public that Dr. Day, r Vincent-street, the appointed Publio Vaccinator " for Auckland, mil be in attendance every WEDNESDAY, at ten o'clock, at the Dispensary (Mr. Wellaman's). Queen-street, to VACOIN ATE the Children | of the poor, without any fee or charge. xorsOub wringing meir umioren to be v actuated will be expected to return in the following week, that their children may be inspected. J. WILLIAMSON, Superintendent. j i PUBLIO NOTIFICATION. Superintendent's Office, Auckland, June 17th, 1867. IT is notified, for pnblio information, that all the and Granted*" Lands lying betw,een the Waikato Biver, the Maungatawhbi River,J and Pukorokoro, on the South, the sea on tfco West and North, and the sea and the Gulf of the Thames on ' the East, have been divided into Highway Districts, iu relation to the provisions of " The Highways Act, 1867;' and further that a Plan showing such proposed Districts now lies at the Land Office, Auckland, for the reference of persons interested therein, prior to the exact boundaries being determined. J. WILLIAMSON, Sup erintendent. SEED POTATOES. I Superintendent's Office, Auckland, June 18,1867. TENDERS will be received at this Office nnffl MONDAY, the Ist of July, prox., tor the supply of THIBTY TONS of SEED POTATOES I of the best quality, to be delivered at Point Russell, Waikato, daring the months of July and August nest. J. WILLIAMSON, Superintendent. BEWAI PURAPURA. Te Tari o Te Hupiritene, Akarana, Hune 18, 1867. E- L. ranga atu tenei kia tukua mai ki au e nga . ;,"ta e pai ana Ha hok - o ratou k: au ta ratoa kupu mo te utu o te •• - !-'x tana riwai, hei te riwai pai rawa. Ko ana riwai me'kawe e te tangata nana bi Mangatawhiri, i Waikato, i roto i nga marama o Hurae o Akuhata. Kei to tahi o Hurae tenei karanga ka mutu. NA TE WIREMUEINA, Te Hupiritene. TO BUiLDERS. rjPENDERS will be received to two o,clock on X MONDAY, the 2-ith instant, for the Erection of a STONE and BEIGE BUILDING in Wynd ham-Btreet, on the site of the Old Shakeapere Hotel. Plans, &c., at my office, Freeman's Bay. EDWD. MAHONY, Architect.. TO BUILDERS. TENDERS will be received until noon of the 28th instant for the ERECTION of an HOTEL at TAUBANGA. Plans, &c., at my office, Victoria-street. BIOHD. KEALS. IMPOETAIT NOTICE. WM. HITNTEB & CO. STOCK AND STATION 8A LESMEN, WOULD respectfully direct the attention of persons sending Stock for sale at their Regular Weekly Sales at NEWMAJIKET, OTAHTTHU, AND THE BAZAAB YABDS, QTJEEN-STEEET, that they have made arrangements to land All stock consigned to them at Kohimaramara known ob Captain Porter's landing place. It ia about one mile west of the Tamaki, immediately opposite Bangitoto, and one of the best landing j lace 3 in the Province; there is a good depth of water, a commodious punt that cattle and sheep are landed without access to salt water. There are aIBO large sheds erected with Hay and Water provided, so that stock immediately after a voyage are not exposed to the weather. It is within four miles of the market, and sixteen miles nearer than the East Bank of the Tamaki, thereby saving a long drive to cattle and sheep. Good Grass Paddocks and a carefu person always in attendance. TO THE SETTLERS ON THE EAST COAST. J CATTLE, SHEEP, OB HORSES, j CONSIGNED to the Undersigned may be landed either at Mr. Howard's, landing place, or at Kohimarama, as well as at East Bank of Tamaki at option of Shippers, arrangements having been made ' for receiving and forwarding them to market from either of those places. ' ALFRED BUCKLAND 1 — t BUSSELL'S PBIYATE \ BOAHDING ESTABLISHMENT, (Formerly Sho&tlaitd Crescent.) RURALLY situated between "Army and Navy Hotel," and "Wesleyan College," UPPER QUEEN STREET. PRIVATE PARLOURS FOB FAMILIES. Auckland, March Ist, 1867, ® AUCKLAND BONE MILL. B J AND J. SOPPET having erected a New and • Substantial BONE MILL, with Machinery of the most modern construction, are now prepared o J receive orders for BONE DUST, $ and f-inch Bones. The above are cash purchasers of Bone in any > quantities. " ' HENDERSON & MAOEABLAISE'S Stoie, Wharf. Freeman'i Bay, Maroh 16,1886,