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New Zealand Herald, Volume XVI, Issue 5493, 25 June 1879, Page 8

Public Notices. O T I C E . Pnblic Works Office, Auckland, June 25,1879. The Swing Portion of PANMURE BRIDGE wili be CLOSED for River Traffic from MONDAY. June 30,1879, until MONDAY, July 7,1879, for Repairs to Bridge. (Signed) JAMES STEWART, District Engineer. A UCKLAND PUBLIC BUILDINGS COMMISSION. Notice Is hereby given that Debentures Nos. G and 48 having been drawo by lot on the 2nd inst.. will be TUESDAY, the In day of July nex'c, after whkh date no interost will be payable on the said DebenJ. WOIDWARD. Chairm in of Commission. Office of Commissioners, Wellington, June t>, 1879. TO THE REGISTRAR OF BIRTHS, M ARM AGES, AND UEiTtiS, AUCKLAND, DISTRICT. I, John Hay Honiyman, Physician and Surgeon, of EJinburgh, ic, being duly registered iu the Imperial Register of Ureat Britain, and about to settle in Auckland, hereby give notice of my iut n'.ion to apply to you, in one month from the dat* hereof, for Registration under the *'New Zealin-i Medical Pγ ctitioners Registiation Act, 1369," having iu the meantime deposited with you my diplomas lor June 10, 1879. O T I (5 E~. I hereby cive Notice that I will not be re>ponslble for any Debts contracted by ray wife, Sarah Taiwhakqa, she having left her home, and is now living entirely sp»it from me. S. D. TAIWUASGA. Dated this 21st June, 1579. OYDJSEY INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION. The New Zealand Loan ind Mercantile Agency Company (Limited), through their agency, 1, Springstreet, Sydney, have made arrangements for storage there or Exhibits, pending completion of the Exhibition Buildings, and will undertake the ore of any such addressed to them, free if all charges, except fire insurance and any actual cash expenses. FREDERICK BATTLEY, Secretary. WILLIAMS & CO., in returning thanks for the liberal support accorded then) during the last 22 years, take the opportunity of informing their friends and the public generally that they have REMOVED to those commodious premises, over Mr. A. Barnes's Store, ONEHUNGA. Sails, Tents, Tarpadirrs, Threshing J Cloths, <Ec. &C will be snpplied by them at Auckland Prices, and Tiio. Williams, from his long experience in all branches of the business, can confidently guarantee satisfaction to all customers. will be made of the; best materals, and with ;that quality cf workmanship and finish which has always distinguished T. WUliams's work. Orders addressed to the Store, Onehunga, or to Capt. Cunningham, Queen-stcet, Auckland, will WILLIAMS & CO. TpARTH-CLOSETS, ASH-PITS, Etc. ABEL FLETCHER is prepared to perform all neceisary work in regard to the Emptying of K»rlhcan also be engaged for Sinking, Brickrog,' and Completing Wells to any depth, and will conduct possible rates. Periodical visits pi'id for cleansing Fancy Goods. SPECIAL O T I C E. ■RETAIL AT "yTTHOLESALE T) RICES. C. & R. KELSEY Have decided to offer to the public their Stock of FANCY GOODS »t Wuolesalk Prices. The whole has just been purchased for Cash direct from the manufacturers in England and on the Continent, and has tho merit of being new, both in workmanship and design. The Goods consist principally as under— Bagatelle Boards (specially made for tho Colonies), Wiiting Dc:>ks Work Boxes, Jewel Cases, Inkstands, &c. Albums, Photo Frames, &c. The of these goods is very large, and of every variety. Music Folios. Travelling and Hand Bags, Purs*, Ladioi' Fans. Opi-ra and Field Glussus Leather uooils of all kinds Clocks, various, including the early English styles, Add the new Illuminated -Dial Watches Aneroid Barometers, also watch sizo with altitude scale, &c Musical Boxes, (lit o Albums Terra Cott* r igures Choice Drawingroom Goods, manufactured in Olivewood, Brass, China, &c , &c. Glass Perfumery, Combs, Tobacconists' goods Round & Son's very beat Eleclro-piute, choice goods, consisting of IVa and CofTee outs, ( ruts, Butter Coolers, Biscuit Boxes, Sugar and Cream Stands, Marmalade Dishes, and a variety of oiher articles; qnalily guarauteed to be thu very best Ashberry & Son s liritnnnin Metal Teapots, now designs Johnson's and other Cutlory Seltzogenes with patent drip-catchers, al! sizes New t'atent I ionic Chmrs, most comfurtablo seat CricWetware, Croquet, Lawu Tenuis Lawn uowls Rocking and Velocipede Hordes Footballs, Kugby and Association shapes Chess, Draughts, Cribbago, Backgammon Race Game-, Compeniiiums, and Ml Parlour Games, inc.uding suveraf novelties T?y Tea Sets and Mugs. Indiarubber Balls, Dolls, ic. The new colour " Queen's Ware " in dessert services and toilet ornaments, lie. China Ornaments in great variety ; also the new Porcelain Fluwers in Brooches, Enrrin«s, Hairpins, Poudanta, &c., aud a great variety of utber goods Glassware of all kinds, Blue Paris, White-and-Gold China, Sc, &c. Tho above is an opportunity seldom offering, as tho goods aro ol a supeiior class, and the piics will be found to be very considerably less than those at which similar goods aro usually retailed. C. AND H. KELSEYIMPORTERS, 20, SHORTLAND-STRKET (Next to Royal Insurance Office) Sewing Machines. TAYLOR'S PATENT LOCK-STITCH SEWING MACHINES. These Machines possess the following advantages: —They aro substantial and simi'LK in construction, and, therefore, not liable to derangemont. They make little noise, and can do all the work of tho household, from the lightest rahric to the strongest If they cost a few shillings more than some Mi.cliin.-s, the pubHc have the satisfaction of knowing that they are genuine and well worth tho difference. To those who desire a lighter and cheaper Machine than the Lock-stitch, TAYLOR'S PATENT TWISTKD LOOP-STITCH MACHINE, at Two Guineas ia worthy of inspection, Solo Agent; T. PEACOCK Optician, ShcrUand-stieot,