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Shortland Town Advertisements. KARAKA GOLD-FIELDS, SHORTLAND TOWN. THE T H A'M E S HOTEL, f . ROSE BEGS to inform Visitors, Business Men, Miners, Sc., that he has OPENED the above HOTEL (second house from the Landing-place). It contains superior accommodation, combined with every comfort, at moderate charges, and he solicits their patronage. Every information respecting the Gold-field can be obtained. REMEMBER THE THAMES HOTEL (Second Hotel from the Landing-place). Passengerß per steamers accommodated at all hours. W. EOSE, PROPRIETOR. TO VISITORS TO THE THAMES GOLD-FIELDS. BARNETT & OO.'S DINING ROOMS, POLLEN-STREET, SHORTLAND, (Opposite Captain Butt's). A BARNETT & CO. having completed their • NEW and EXTENSIVE PREMISES in Pollen-street, Shortland, desire to call the attention of all Visitors to the Thames Gold-fields to their r large and handsomely fitted ' DINING and B.EP." ROOMS, where they trust every accommodation will r. found in the way of good living, and first-class sleeping accommodation. Private Sitting and Bed-rooms can always be. had; the attendance is good, the cbaiges moderate, and Meals are served at all hours from half-past six in. the morning to ten at night. MESSES. BEETHAM, WALKER & CO. BEG to announce to the Public that they have | commenced business in Shortland as SURVEYORS, MINING AGENTS, VALUERS, ARBITRATORS, AND BHAREBROKBRS. From their long experience in Engineering and Surveying, their extensive knowledge of the business » connected with diggings in this and other parts of the world, and their intimate acquaintance with the best claims on the. Thames Gold-field, they have i reason for anticipating such support from the pubile i as mast command success. Messrs. 8., \V. & Co. have arranged for the weekly publication of a share list of ourrent prices in the leading claims' at the Thames, which they pnrpo?e forwarding by each mail to their correspondents in Canterbury and other parts of New Zealand, also in Victoria, New South Wales, and Queensland,. By this means they feel confident of their ability to insure a steady flow of industry and wealth into the district, and to bring prominently into notice a digginss that bids fair to surpass in richness, any in the world. Books are now open at their Offices, near the Bank of Australasia, Pollen-street, Shortland, for the sale and purchase of shares, where the principals may be consulted daily. . ' Auokland Agents—Messrs. S. Cochbanb & Son. MINING AND .SHARE BROKER, THAMES GOLD FIELDS. . : ' THE Undersigned negotiate the purchase and Bale of Shares, and. have several first-class investments now on sale. RICHARD EATON, 32. Queen-street; Or to, J. H. McRAE, Shortland. . H. N. "W" AENEB, ; LAND SURVEYOR, , . LAND AND COMMISSION AGENT, AND' ; AUCTIONEER. . ! jT N. W.'s services being no longer required by Jl.1» the Government, in consequence of the re- | cent staff reductions, he now offers those services to the Pub'ic in the above capacity, and trusts to. meet. with a liberal ahtire of support, which he hopes to j merit by assiduity and punctuality in all matters \ committed to his charge. j H. N. W.'s many years' employment in the Waste Lands Department enables him to afford every kind of information in reference to Land, Land Orders, selections of Land, Crown Grants, &c.; he is therefore in a position to transact business of this kind at a less cost than the parties themselves could do it, especially country residents. QUEEN - STREET, AUCKLAND, (Oppositb Newman and Ewen's.) May 5, 1868; NOTICE OF REMOVAL. M. HORTON BUSBT RESPECTFULLY announces to his Friends and Customers, the Ladies and Gentlemen of i Auckland and its vicinity, that he has REMOVED [ THE AUOKLAND VENETIAN BLIND ! FACTORY ' from Wellesley-street Eaat to No. 172, Queen-street, nearly opposite the Old Court House (two doors above Messrs. Owen and Fendelow's, Ironmongers), where he will continue to make every description of Window Blinds, of the best material and workman' ship, at the lowest remunerating prices for Ready Money. The Trade supplied as before. igg- 172, QUEEN-STREET. EXCELSIOR STORE (Lately occupied by Mr. De Hrascn), GREY-STRKEX, SHORTLAND, 0. FLETCHER, Dealer in hay, corn, and general PRODUCE. Commission Agent. Storage at moderate rates. Bones purchased in any quantity. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. T. ELLISON, BOOT-MAKER, j BEGS to intimate that he has REMOVED to more central premises in No. 78, QUEEN-STREET, second door from Vulcan Lane, and next door to Mr. j F. H. Lewisboh. Please to note the address — i! T. ELLISON, ; { BOOT-MAKER, I No. 78, QUEEN-STREET, ' (Next door to Mr. F. H. LbwißSOn).

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New Zealand Herald, Volume V, Issue 1396, 9 May 1868, Page 1

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727

Page 1 Advertisements Column 2 New Zealand Herald, Volume V, Issue 1396, 9 May 1868, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 2 New Zealand Herald, Volume V, Issue 1396, 9 May 1868, Page 1

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