FOE WANGAREI. j*i-i '? HE Cutter ' MIRANDA,' JUDD/Masf l " w 'll sail for the above Port, at 8 a.m. on MONDAY, 6th inßt. For freight or passage apply on board. rjpHß S. 8. be LA'D UP for the next week for Government Inspection, and for extensive alterations in her passenger'Accomodation. June 19. 1868. THAMES GOLD-FIELDS. - rnHE following Vessels are Regular JL Traders to Shortland, Tookey's Flat, -dsilaa and Tapu Creek ' Sivero,' ' Avon,' •Earriet,' 'Sydney,' • Sag,' ' 'Cornstalk,' ' (-lance,' ' Rob Boy,' «Vave,' ' Helen, , . ' lee,' 'Spey.' I For fright, Sc., apply t« . 5 ' M. NICCOL, 1 ' Agent. Custon-house-Street, Auckland, Shortland Town Advertisements. TC "VTSITOES TO THE THAMES GOLD-FIELDS. AIEXANDER BAENETT'S DINING- BOOMS, lOLLEN-STEEET, SHOETLAND, (Oppositb Captain Bute's). 4 BARNET'P having completed his-NEW J\., and EXTEKSIYE PREMISES in Pollenstreet Shortland, desire ta call'the attention of all Visiters to the Thames Gold-fields to his large and handomely fitted DINING and BED-ROOMB, when he trusts every accommodation will be found in tb) way of good living, and first-class sleeping acconmodation. yPivate Sitting and Bed-rooms can always be had; the attendance; is; good, the charges moderate, and Maas are served at all hours from half-past sir in the moriing to ten at night. . ~ : ■ - TO VISITOES AND OTHKES TO THE THAMES GOLDFIELDS: | MOANATAIEI EESTAUEANT, TOOKEY'S FLAT. G. HOPKINS - lEGS to call attention to his NEW EBTABLISH- ' MENT, where ho trusts every accommodation wil be found. GOOD BEDS. 'IEAL 3 at all hours of the day, with good attendance and moderate charges. May 22. " ■-= -■ TTAH.ATTA GOLD-FIELDS, : SHOETLMTD TOWN- . -THE THAMES HOTEL. W. BO SB BEGS to inform Visitors, Business Men, Miners, &0., that he has OPENED the above HOTEL [second froni the*'-I/andui^-place). T 'I t superior accommodation, combined with every comfort, at moderate charges, and he solicits thair patronage. Every information respecting tha Gold-field can be obtained. REMEMBER : • •' THE THAMES [HOTEL (Second Hotel from the Landing-place). Passengers per steamers accommodated at all hours. w. BOS E, PROPRIETOR. MESSES. BKETHAM, WALKjBIE & CO., : , SURVEYOR 8, MINING AGENTS, VALUERS, ARBITRATORS, AND S AREBROKERS. BOOKS aire' open- at their Offices, PoiiehBTEEiiTi- Shoktland, for the sale and purchase of shares, where the principals may be consulted daily. Auckland Agentß—Messrs. S. Cqchbakb & Son. MESSES. McGINLEY AND CLARK BEG to inform the Public that they have COM-'' 'JIENCED BUSINESS at their Office", Pollen-' street, Shortland, as" Mining Agents, Sharebrokers, Arbitrators, Valuers, Lund Agents, &c., arid are now prepared to negociate the Purchase or Sale of Shares, Allotments, &c., and to transact General Mining Agency Business. The facts ofJilr. McGiOTBY having been successfully"engaged as'a Practical Miner upon theae Goldfields (which are in so mahy : respects different from any other known Gold-bearing Quartz Mines), fronTi their very commencement —his thorough knowledge of a large proportion of the Claims—and Messrs. McG. and C.'s extensive acquaintance with the Mining Community,' arid their long Business Commission with the Auckland Public, induce the belief that they will receive a'fair share of support. They beg to state that all Commissions intrusted to their charge, whether to Purchase or Sell, will receive their most careful attention. That they will spare no effort to have_ always the best and most reliablo information on Mining Matters, with which they will be happy to supply either Intending Purchasers or Miners. That all Otflima in which they may have Shares for Bale will be carefully inspected by themselves. That they will make it their constant endeavour to give such advice, and to transact their Business in such a manner as shall be to the satisfaction and best advantage of those whose interests shall be committed to their charge. That they will use the utmost care with regard to all matters affecting the interests of Purchasers through their Agency. lhat their Share Lists, which' contain many valuable Shares, a number of which are in First-class Claims, and well worthy the attention of Intending Purchasers, may be seen at their Office, where Messrs. McG. and C. may be personally consulted. Pollen-street, Shortland. Bcferce in Auckland —W. Aitkin. At whose office a list, of shares may bo Been, and full particulars obtained. BONE DUST! BONE DUST! jpiNS at £9 per ton, 2,2401b5. acks included. Guaranteed free from any adulteration, at J. & J. SOP PET'S Bono Mill, Freeman's Bay, and Messrs. Henderson & Macfarlano's Store, Wharf. Auckland, April 15, 1868. |Tv G. EWINGIV.'N, Tbwri and Country Herit and JC • Debt Collector and Commission Agent, RobeiBuildings, Queen-street.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume V, Issue 1444, 4 July 1868, Page 1
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