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New Zealand Herald, Volume II, Issue 1127, 25 June 1867, Page 1

TO BRICK MAKERS. ANTED IMMEDIATELY — About 15,000 PRESSED BRICKS, to be delivered at New Custom House and Post Office.—Apply to Jaiies Heeojt, at the "Works. June mil, 1867, TO BOOT MAKERS. TXTANTED TWENTY good HANDS for heavy TT work. A. H. E ASTGATE. "Wholesale Boot Manufactory, Dunedin. WANTED— A Good GENERAL BERVANT.— Apply to Mrs. A. K. Chuston, St George's Bay. WANTED— An ENGAGEM ENTby a. thoroughly Practical Engineer and Millwright; The advertiser is competent to undertake the erection, of steam saw mills, water mills, mining, and other machinery , has haH twelve gears' colonial experience. Ample reference will be lurnisltcil oh application at the Herald Office. YTTANTED TO RENT—A FARM in Grass, from if • 100 to 150 acrcs. Particulars to be sent to tbe Haymarket, before Saturday next, 29th Jnne.— Alfred Bucklaxd. \JU ANTED TO SELL a 4-horse power ENGIWO V V and BOILER.—For particulars, apply to W. C. "Wilson, Heeald Office. WANTED TO SELL—FOUR ACRES OF LAND AT REMUERA, fenced and in grass* Price £150. _,Terms —half cash, remainder as may ba agreed upon. —For particulars apply at the TTpntrn Office. March Ist, 1867. TIT ANTED GENERALLY KNOWN—That T. T T W. Doonih, General Importer, 117, Hobsonstreet, and 178, Queen-street, is still selling Groceries, Glass, China, and Earthenware, cheaper than any other house in Auc and. N.B.—Wholesale and Retail. IMPORTANT TO SETTLERS. \\J ANTED to be known that they can now be if supplied with MILLS warranted to grind Wheat and Maize, made in the Colony, by J. Oasb, who having had twenty-five years' practical experience, knows the wants of the settlers in having one Mill to grind both Wheat and Maize. Joinera* Cramps, Bench Screws, Flooring Cramps, small bench Vices, &c., on hand. Mills and Vycee repaired. Every Mill proved before taken away. Colonial and Portable Ovens on hand, or made to order. All kinds of Smith's work done on the shortest notice, and on reasonable terms. •T. CASE, Wakefield-street and corner of ■ Abercrombierstreet. A [";/"% WANTED at 12J percent.; secnrity cE/te" 'vj unquestionable.—Apply to Mr. "W. Aitken. A SMALL FARM of 5 acres and HOUSE FOK RALE, fronting the Onehunga Road ; terms easy.—J*. Tonsoh" Gakxick, Estate Agent, Auckland. DEEDS ENGROSSED, Writings and Documents Copied.—H. White, Law Stationer, Office Wyrdham-street. HH. TUHTON, NATIVE AND GENERAL «. AGENT, Hobson's Buildings, Fort-street. Leisure hour, Sunday at home, and other volumes of Periodicals for 1866, at Watte & Batger's. April 12, 1867. BUSINESS PREMISES IN THE CENTRE OF QUEEN-STREET. TO LET, f jnHOSE New and Substantially-built BRICK 1 BUILDING J', opposite the Bank of New Zealand, and known as " Stiehbury's.Buildings." The Ground Floor consists of Two Shops and Large Warehouse at the rear, with entrance from. Queen-street 9 feet wide, suitable for any business requiring room and accommodation. The Two Upper Storeys consist of Six Rooms on each Floor, well finished aul ventilated, suitable for two splendid suites of r,flice3. The central pasiiion of above premises ought to command immediate tenants, as the whole will ba let at a very low rent: offices, from os. per week and upwards. Aoply to CHARLES BTICHBURY, On the Premises. EMILY PLACE. TO LET, with immediate possession, the RESIDENCE of the undersigned, situated in Emily Place.—Apply to DAVID BURN, Or at the Hekauj Office. TO LET, OFFICES, CELLAR, or any parts as may be agreed, of the Brick 3tore in Queen-street, opposite Messrs. Thobnton & Co.'s Steam Mill. COMBES & DALDY, Agents. Goods Stored at the lowest current rates. TO LET IN NELSON-STREET, A THREE-ROOMED VERANDAH COTTAGE, with good well of water. Rent low. Apply to " M.," Hebald Office; or to J. M. Lennox, House and Estate Agent, Upper High-street. rinO LE P—On« of those Two-storey Six-roomed J. HOUSES, Mona View, Karangahape Road. — Apply on tho premises, or to D. Caley, Baker, QueenTO LV-T—Situated it Kyber Pass Boad, & HOU>E containing 7 Rooms, conveniently situated, suiiablo for a business man. To be leased at a low rent, or to be sold. There is a good stable attached. Terms liberal. Apply to Mr. Bohlsy, Bootmaker, Newmarket. TO LET, on easy terms and at low rents, TH 'tUB of the best paying HOTEI S in the City.— Apply to P. P. Fagg, Lion and Lamb, Chancerystreet. >, j. mO LET—THE TRAFALGAR HOTEL, Queen- ) street. —Apply on the Premises. Terms easy. mo BE LET—Tho BEST FIREPROOF STORE JL in AUoKIiAND.—AppIy to Mr. W. Aitkbn, Queen-street. mO BE LET—Beveral Four-roomed COT J AGES 'jL on the NORTH SHORE.—Apply to W. Aitk-ek, or to Mr. O. Mats. : - . REMUERA.— Worth Notice.—Mr. leaving for England, is desir&as to LM Ins delightful Jdesidenoi, wih 13 acred 1., months, a». a nominal rent.—MusicSaloon, We.lefiI ley-street.