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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXIV, Issue 8066, 29 September 1887, Page 1

• Pmblic Notices. • "FN THIS ASSIGNED ESTATE OF D. JL H. MoKENZIE.' 5 All Parties Indebted to the Estate are requested to pay the amounts due by them as promptly as possible. I Mr. Cottenham Klngsford has been empowered to receive same; and his receipt only will be. recognised by the Trustees. JOHN BUCHANAN, ) . WM. JOHNSTON, >Trustees. R. O. YOUNG, ) ; Fort-street, Auokland. LAND ASSOCIATION. DAIRY FARMS FOR SALE OR LEASE WITH PURCHASING CLAUSE. The Company's Tanwhare Factory M now In active operation, and will take Milk at factory prices from all who purchase or lease from the Association, thus securing a ready sale for one of the principal products Of the soil. , „ To honest, energetic, Industrious families ipecull easy terms will be given. . ~ . Apply to the Secretary, 119, Queen-street, Auckland °* W.STEELE, Hamilton. Auckland agricultural and MERCANTILE COMPANY, LIMITED. - IN LIQUIDATION. Notloe is hereby given that all overdue Calls or " Accounts due by Shareholders or others In the above Estate must be paid to me at once, or they will be handed to the Company's solicitors. ART. HEATHER, ' Liquidator. ' Office : Customs-street West. ' September 28, 1887. fjIHE WAREHOUSES or THB UNDERSIGNED WILL ' CLOSED f r oh », ! MONDAY NEXT, OCTOBER 3. L. D. NATHAN ft CO. E. ft A. ISAACS 1 ARTHUR H. NATHAN ft ) t 11 ■' —r IMPORTANT NOTICE to ship. OWNERS, ETC, , In retiring from the Ship Chandlery business, I bag to tender my sincere thinks to my many friends tor their generous >upport during the last fourteen L years, and will consider It a personal favour if my r late patron* will kindly transfer their patronage to i. my successors in the business, Messrs. Ross and Co., t whom I can confidently recommend. D, H. MoKENKIE. Auckland, September 23,1887. ) WITH reference to the above announcement, we have much pleasure in Intimating i to the friends of the late Firm, and the public gene- - rally, that we will carry on the business of Ship Chandlers, Hail Makers, etc., in our temporary premises at No. 17. Lower Queen-street, and hope, by ) strict attention to business, combined with moderate charges, to merit a continuance of the patronage' of the late firm. ROSS ft CO, THE Sail Loft will be under the manage* ment of Mr. Charles Reynolds, who had charge F of this branch of Captain McKenz e's business for the last fourteen years. .he services of Mr. W. A. Harvey, for many years head storeman for Messrs. J. and D. Oxley and Captain D. H. McKenzlo, have been .retained for the new firm. Goods will arrive by next , steamer from Sydney, and by direct ateamers from Home. ROSS ft CO., [Successors to Captain D. H. McKenzie.] SHIP CHANDLBRB, SAIL MAKERS, Etc. Temporary premises, No. 17, Lower Queen-street, Auckland. A' UCKLAND POULTRY ASSOCIATION. A GIFT AUCTION', in aid of the Association, will be held on SATURDAY EVENING, October Ist, in the City Market, at eight o'clock. T. S. MORPETH. Secretary. Electoral. rpo THE ELECTORS OF EDEN* Gintlkmsb,—Allow me to thank you most sincerely for having placed me in the proud position of being your Representative, and I trust that I sh*ll prove myself worthy of the csnfldence that you have placed In j me. To the Members of my several Committees I acknowledge my many obligations, and thank them for the Indefatigable manner In which they laboured to bring about the successful result recorded on polling day. I am leaving for the Kalpara to-day to attend ( special request of the Natives) the funeral of my old and esteemed friend, Parore te Awha, who died on Saturday last, and whose burial is being held over until after my arrival at Dargaville, but I shall - return in time to thank you at the official Declaration of the Poll on SATURDAY N EXT. Yours faithfully, E. MITCH KLSON. September 28, 1887. i 1 rpEE AUCKLAND NORTH CONTEST, i TO THE ELKCTORS. Gkntlimsn, — At the DECLARATION of the ' POLL t THIS DAY (THURSDAY), AT TEN A.M., t I shall r DELIVER A SHORT ADDRESS, And among other matters t DEAL WITH THE ACTION OP THE PRESS And the attitude taken up by the HERALD AND THE STAR. I shall be glad if as many of my supporters as • possible will attend. I remain, Gentlemen. Very faithfully Yours, SAMUEL VAILE. jgj DEN ELECTION. All Account) against Mr. Mitchelson's Com, mlttea to be rendered to the undersigned before ' FRIDAY, the 80th Inst., care of E. Mitchelson, Little Queen-street. - E. HADRILL, t Secretary. • 1 ■■ — J Jj Q. ILFIL LA N, "f COMMISSION MERCHANT, 3 SHIPPING, CUSTOMS, AND GENERAL AGENT, FIRTH'S BUILDINGS, v 75, Qobehhstrset, Auckland, Naw Zealand. ' SOLE REPRESENTATIVE IN NEW ZEALAND 1 FOR BROWN AND POLSON, CORN FLOUR MANUFACTURERS, PAISLEY. AGENT FOR \ Novello.Bwer, A Co., Music Publishers, London. i- Button and Sons, Seedsmen, Reading. il T. C. Hay ward and Co., Canvas Spinners, «£., London i f And other Leading Firms. » jgllßE. JURE. JURE. JURE. THE NEW NORTH ROAD PHARMACY IS AGAIN OPEN, i. JUST A FEW DOORS BELOW THE EDEN VINE ; HOTEL. E. B. HILL, j CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST.