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New Zealand Herald, Volume XIX, Issue 6341, 15 March 1882, Page 8

Assessment Cstnts"VT O T I C E. ASSESSMENT COURTS. HOBSON COUNTY. The Assessment Court? for the Drj'iermen'.ioned HLjhwaiy Districts in Hohson County will be holden at the several places and times as understated: PUKEKARORO Highway District—At the Postonce, Pokefcaroro, on ;ae d3y of Jlarch st noon. WAIRAU Highway District—At Little's Store on Thursday, the 23rd day of March, at noon. PAPAP.OA Highway District—At the Post-oSce, Paparoa, on Friday, the 24th diy of March, at noon. MATAKOHE Hizhwav District, comprising the M»takohe. Oruarn. and Toki:oka Blocks— On Saturday, the 25th day of M-.-ch, a: noon. OKAHF Highway District—A: the Whikihara Store, on Tuesday, the 2ith diy of March, a; noon. ANDREW BONAE, Jndre of Assesiiaent Courts, haukapakapa, February 23.1552. Public Companies. T> ROSPECTUS OF THE ADMIEALTT HOTEL COMPANY (LIMITED) AUCKLAND. CAPITAL. £15.0W IN VS.O SHAKES OF £0 EACH, Payable: 5s on application and Js on iUo'.TO'nt. acd further calls, as required, of lCs per share a: in tervals of Two Months until Three Pour -1= ;«r shire shall have been paid. Eask of New Zealand. SoLicnop-s: Russell and Devore. Secrittap.v (pp.o TEir.): Mr. James Bnnt. Eroee&s : Messrs. Frater Eros, and C. Alexinder. It Is proposed to purchase the lease of iliotm<>nt No. 51 on Queen-street reclamation, and t» erect thereon a first-class Commercial and Family Hotel, which shall afford to visitors an amount of accommodation and convenience not procurable in snr other establishment in Auckland, including salt water baths, ic It is a subject of constant remarks—not only by Tisitors. but also by residents in Auckland, t hat while it is the oldest city of th? colony, it is behind other towns in its accommodation for visitors, the numoers of which are da:!y on the increase. The site of tho proposed hotel is pre-emi-nently adapted for the purpose, commanding as it does a large frontage (120 feet) t<s our magnificent harbour, with 41 feet frontages to each Queen-street and Little Queen-street It is proposed to let. 33 offices, ic, a portion of the frontage on the ground floor facin? the harbour, asi* done in similar institutions in Great Critain and America. 'When it is borne in mind that the Auckland Railway Station will in a few years be the terminus of a trunk line through the North Isiaad, and that Auckland must be the Srst and last place o call for ocean-going steamer?, and thit the traffic from these sources is at present in its infancy, the necessity and the success of the proposed undertaking are undoubted. THE ESTIMATED COST OF TH-'. BUILDING is no: calculated to exceed .iiOOO, leaving i2C-}0 for contingencies, and it is the intention of the promoters to borrow the sum of £.>IOv upon the building. By this meins the actual capital reocired of the shareholders will cot esceed t'lO.OXi. By this arrangement, the profits on the w-'H be much larger than if the whole amcun: were cill=d up. The promoters have not thoucht i; to appoint provisional directors, leaving the appointment to the shareholders themselves. Application- for shares well be received by the company's brokers up to Saturday. li:k March, lii 2. "\T B V I C A L. W:. O'CONOR. 8.M.. hi= rrrjmed pr:,c::.:e, and Blood. Nervovs. and Ci-taneocs DUeises. byanew and painless process discovered by in eminent European physician, who has supplied him w::h the Chronic and obstinate cases that blraT the ryos-Tskil;'-percianent.cures r.re>es:-.biishei -tri:l*:.iiz ritd'.cir.z. At.home-daily, from 10 to 4 p.m. Lower Symon!s-s-.rei't, (cei; ;t. Andrew'; Chcrca). ON .SAL E. KX ' ROMAN EMPIF.K. , ' CP.OWNTHOKPE,'' ■PAEP.OA,' '.»LCESTI~.' -AKAEELLA':— SEEDS: White Clover Ked Clever Cowgrass Abyke Hemp, Linseed. Caniry, and :-!ai;el (is=orL»d) Turnip (issorted), Eye. and Cock'frot. " 20C>0 bajs Salt (nne and and St. U'oes) li»» boves Candles (Uelmont. D K.J Erandon National) 30 cases Comijrued Iron. Niiis. and Washers ro case; Muntz Metn!. 14 to 24oz..Sheath:nr Nails 10.000 •• L'oant-ss" Sli-.es. and •• Palnierito'n" SCO cisei Cement • K.B. and S.. Wer. Kent) Arrowroot, Anitio, AuiLnoni3, Aluiond* Blue (assorted). Dlackin.-s (ras-.e and bott'.e) Brashware. Bikinj Powder. Cornflour. Currints Cocoas (Epps. Taylor. Fry. Tui.cck. and V an Hocten) Confectionery, Carraway Seeds, CoJee and Milk Cccoa antl Milk. Crearn of Tartar. (Swiss> Essences. Fry's. Gelatine, Groits. H-rrinr' Hops. Isinrlass. Ir.k. Jams. Ksrosene.~Knif* Polish li.iuoricv. Black Lea,.!. Mustard (assertedi Meats (C. and K.'. Liebe.-'s E.f.ract rf Milk (A.5.) Oils (Salad. L'astor. Li=s«d! While."ind Cc-U Paper and Paper Hajs. Pickle 1 (assor.ei!). Pitch Pipes, Pecs. Peel (issor.eii). Pain Killer Kaisins (Elemes. Sultanas, and Muscatels) Sauces iLej & Perrins'Auckland F.elish : other brands) Soda (Crystals. Bicarb.). .Soap, .<a;o. Sa!-oa Sarsaparilla (Dr. Sir\!in;s starch (whito and blue), Sugars 'ass^-rted) Tea (assorted), Tipioca, Twines (assorted), Tobacco TTeacle, Vinegar (bulk and bottle), Vestis Sydney Drays. POTTER AND CO., "\r ° T l c e . MRS. E. HOMBERG, Sole Ace>t Cf D E. H E I L B K O N' S QELEBRATED QAKES, to inform the inhabitants of Auckland and surrounding districts that she has arrived from tlie South, and will remain for some time in AuckUnd. MRS. E. ROMBERG has brought with her a supply of these WORM CAKES, which have been very successfully nsed in EUT.OFE and in the AUSTRALIAN COLONIES. She will be happy to jive any symptoms when alfected with worms, as well in children as in adults. Xo time should be lost to act against tho worm sicknes?, which often caujes many diseases, or else it may be too late to effect a permanent cure, as the worms, especiallv the so feared large round worm and the thread worm, which will penetrate to every part of the body, even up to the brain, creating fits and worm fever. Tvro or three doses of DR. HEILBRON'S WORM; CAKES will be sufficient to destroy and eradicate any kind of Worms, and can be got at a very small expense. JIRS HOMBERG h>! been supplying these WOP.it CAKES for the past thirty years. At present MRS. E. HOMEEKG will call upon the ladies untu slie secures a permanent residence where she can be waited upon.