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New Zealand Herald, Volume V, Issue 1307, 24 January 1868, Page 1

Shortland Town Advertisements. THAMES GOLD-FIELDS. MINING S DARE-BROKER & COMMISSION AGENT, THE Subscriber is prepared to negotiate for the SALE and PURCHASE of SHARKS w CLAIMS on the GOLD-FIELDS, and for Allotments of Land. Ho trusts etrict and prompt attention to orders entrusted to him will morit a share ol public support; and no endeavour shall bo wanting to insure the interests of his clients. Ho has now for sale Shacos in most of the best gold •bearing Claims on tho field. List and particulars may be obtained as below. GEO. GINGELL, MINING SHARE BROKER, Office—Pollen-street, Shortland. In Auckland — S. VICKERS (late H. P. Stabk), fctichbury's Buildings, Queen-street. GOLD MINING MACHINERY. PEASES & TINNE, PHCENIX FOUNDRY, MECHANICSBAY. MAKERS of STAMPKas, BERr>AN9, and all kinds of Mining Machinery, Pumps, &c, at the shortest notioo, and lowest prices. Retorts, Mortare, Pestles, and Miner's Tools, always on hand. Smelting Furnaces fitted up, and Crucibles supplied, fie, &c, &c. CRITERION AUCTION MAET. JAME3 DE HIRSCH & CO., MINING and SHARE BROKERS, Land, Shipping and General Commission Agents, POLLEX-STUEKT, ShoKTLAND. Several first rate Pharca, comprising interests in Tookey's, Barry's, Williamson's, and other good Claims. Also several first-claes Allotments on lease. CHAPMAN'S ATEW ZEALAND ALMANAC AND NAUTICAL, OFFICIAL, AND COMMERCIAL DIRECTORY, FOB IS6B, IS NOW PUBLISHED, PRICE 2s. Gd. LETTS'S DIARIES, FOR 1868. * BOUT ONE HUNDRED DIbITEBBKT SORTS, AT CHAPMAN'S. HOME NEWS, AtTD ALL THE ENGLISH PERIODICAES. TUST RECEIVED BY OVERLAND MAIL, AT CHAPMAN'S. E E M O V A L. T. PEACOCKE, OPTICIAN, MATHEMATICAL AND NAUTICAL INSTRUMENT MAKER, BEG 3 to intimate that he has REMOVED to more Centiul Premises, at the foot ot Shortlandstreet, oxactly opposite the New Poat Office, and next door to Messrs. Mathan & Co. T. P. would take this opportunity of thanking hie numerous friends and the public generally, for their very liberal support during tho 5J- years he hae been in business in Auckland, and to assuro them that no effort will bo wanting on his part, by unremitting attention to tho wants of hie customers, and by careful accuracy in the working department of his business to merit the continuance of their favors. A Large and Varied Assortment of Spectacles, Telescopes, Fi;ld Ulaesos, Barometers, <Sc., always on band. Mathematical, and Philosophical Instruments of every description kept in stock or procured to order. Instruments repaired, remodelled, and adjusted on tho premises, and ull kinds of light mojhaiiical work executed. OPPOSITE TIIR NEW POST-OFFICE. ST. JOHN'S COLLEGE. Visitor—The Bishop of New Zealand. Principal— Rev. S. Blackbubn, M.A. Oh. Col., Cam. jy.HE LEST TKRM w i:i comraenco on tho 27th I X. instui.t. St. John's College was founded with a special view to training Candida 09 for Holy Orders, but it I is uU'i dosiirnol us a pluca of religious and general education f.*r all clus-es of the Community. There arc two l>ep<irtinonte, one of Senior, the ' other for Junior Students. ("oLiiXGE Fees. (For Theological and other Students.). Tuition £15 per annum. Hoard £50 „ jt NVashing £5 f-CHOoL Fbks. (For Boys under 15 years of age.) Tuition £3 per annum. : Board £45 M Washing £5 ] t " f A reduction is made when two or more boys are sent from one family. f Students whose homes ara at a considerable diej t.nce from Auckland yre allowed to Temnin at the 5 College during the Vat-ation, tho charge for Ucard , being at the rate of 25-. ]\-.r week. OHURCII ofKKGUND "RAMMaUSOHOOL 1 \J —Head Husttr, lluv. J. Kiwd.ke, 11.A., Trinity ■Ct)l!o(»e, CumbriJf>o. Tim Quarter commenced 01 ! THUH.SDAY, January 23«1.