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New Zealand Herald, Volume IV, Issue 1188, 4 September 1867, Page 1

Commissariat) New Zealand, Auckland, 2nd September, 1867. rpENDERS in duplicate will be received at the i Comptroller's Office, Albert Barracks, nrit.il noon of MONDAY, the 16th instant, from persons willing to contract for the supply of GRASS or CLOVER HAY ) Loose, GREEN FO RAGE J At per 100 lbs., for the use of Her Majesty's Forces at Auckland. Deliverei in detail as demanded. The contract to commence on Ist November, 1867, and terminate on 31st March, 1868. ' Tenders to be on the Printed Form only, which, with any information required, may - be obtained at my office. FRED. H. IBBETBON, A.C.G. TO BUILDERS. TENDERS will be received by the undersigned until 2 o'clock, p.m., on THURSDAY, September sth, for ADDITIONS in timber to a building in Princes street, with fire-proof room beneath. Plans, &c., to be seen by applying to READER WOOD. THB PROSPECTING PARTY AT KARAKA FLAT. A NOTICE having appeared in the Publio Journals, stating that WILLIAM COPPELL and WILLIAM SUTTON would RECEIVE SUB-. SCBIPTIONB on behalf of the Karaka I*l at Prospecting Party, this is to warn the public NOT TO PAY over any SUBSCRIPTIONS to the said Willi All Cow'Bll or William Sutton, as th«y hare no authority to receive subscriptions on our behalf. We respectfully request that all' SUBSCRIPTIONS of Money, Timber, or Provisions may be sent through Mn. R. J. OREIGHTGN, of the Cress, or Mb. W. O. WILSON, of the Hbbald, or, should anyone wish to consign direct, he will please to consign "care of Captain Butt, for Karaka Prospecting Party." OHAS. F. MITCHELL, - Chairman of Storekeepers' Committee; J. O. BOYD, . ; Chairman of Diggers' Committee. EDWARD PARTINGTON, LATE OF PITTSTREET, IN THE CITY. OF AUCKLAND, DECEASED. ALL PerEona INDEBTED to or having any CLAIM upon the Estate of the said Edttakd Pabtingtoh- are requested forthwith to send theamount and full particulars thereof to me, in order that proper acquittances for the former may be prepared, and that the propriety of- the latter may be examined and considered, and in default thereof, all. claimants will be peremptorily excluded from any benefit of the said estate. " ' ' Dated this 3rd day of September, 1867. THOB. OUTHWAITE, Solicitor to Executrix. Victoria Chambers, Yictoria-street East, Auckland. NOTICE. JOHN ANDERSON BROWN, DEOEABED. ALL persons having CLAIMS against the Estate of the ]at« Mr. J. A. Beown, of Mahurangi, are requested to send the same to his Executor, at the .office of Messrs. Whitaker and Russell, Wvnd-ham-street. WHITAKER & RUSSELL. Auckland, August 21,1867. riIHE Creditors in M. Niccoi's Estate are requestI e d to attend a MEETING to be held at my office, THIS (Wednesday) AFTERNOON, at three o'clock. J. TONSON GARLICK, Trustee. FENCING NOTICE. THE OWNER of Part of Lot 56, Parish of Mangapai, County of Marsden, is required to PUT UP HIS HALF OF DIVIDING FENCE. WM. ORMISTON. Mangapai, 20th August, 1867. AUCKLAND SALT-WATER BATHS. TIHE Directors of this Company have much pleasure in announcing that the BATHS will be OPENED to the public on and after THURSDAY, the Ist August, from sunrise till sunset during the week, and on Sundays till 9 o'clock a.m. Arrangements are being completed for the accommodation of Ladies and Non-swimmew, which will be available in a few days. TERMS: £ s. d. Yearly Tickets... ... 22 0 Half-yearly 15 0 Quarterly ... ... ... ... 015 0 Monthly ... ... ... ... 0 7 6 i Single Baths ... ... ••• 00 6 An allowance will be made for Families in proportion to numbers. Towels will be provided. The Baths are under the charge of a respectable man and his wife, who will respectively attend to male and female visitors; the former is an experienced swimmer. _ ROBERT SOMMERVILLE, Secretary. Auckland, July 29, 1867. CRITERION liIVERY AND BAIT STABLES, (Adjoining the " Thistle" Hotel,) QUEEN-STREET. , j WILLIAM JEFFEBY, PROPBIETOB, \\T J. begs to announce to his friends and the YY «> publio generally that he has opened the above Stables, and hopes, by strict attention to business, to merit a fair share of their patronage. Igg" Open all hours of night and day. N.B. —Horses bought and sold on commission. GEOEG-E THOMAS, OF STAR MILLS, BEGS to intimate to the Bakers and the Publio that I have opened a FLOUR STORE opposite the Wheat Sheaf. G. T., being a practical Miller, will be, able; to guarantee a first-class article, and as .cheap as any mill in town. ;N.B.—Mr. G. Oughton will oease to act as my agent from this date. . ... GEORGE .THOMAS. August 14; 1867. ' TO PIG-FEEDERS AND FOWL-KEEPERS. TTTTfI Undersigned has a quantity of BABLEY . and BARLEY MEAL for sale. Ho Bley'b Patent Flour sold ■wholesale and retail. . GEORGE THOMAS.