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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXV, Issue 9009, 23 March 1888, Page 1

Shipping. jska. ttior friendly ISIFCK ANDS AND SAMOA AND i™*" 4 The Schooner MAILE, 261 tons, will sail on or about tho 24 th inst. All Shipping Notes must be stamped at our office, and contain the measurements and the receipts for all goods shipped to our order. For freight or passage apply to WM. McARTIIUR & CO., Public Notices. pUBLIC NOTICE. IN THE ESTATE OF C. G. MURPHY, OF FLAT BUSH, OTAHUIIU, DECEASED. All Persons having Claims against the said De ceasi d are requested t.i forward them on or before 1 SATURDAY, 24th March, 18SS. And all Accounts Owing to the said Deceased will ! please Pay the same on or nefore that date, to the I Trustees, or they will bo given to the Solicitor for collection. W. SUTHERLAND. R. MURPHY. IN THE ASSIGNED ESTATE OF C. X WESTPEAHL. Statements of all Claims, accompanied with proof of debt, in the above Estate, are requested to be furnished to the Trustees, care of Sargood, Son, and Ewen, not later than FRIDAY, the 2onl instant, when a Dividend will be declared and after which no claim can be recognised. SAMUEL MARTIN GREEN. Viviwtoes HENRY CROMWELL TEWSLEY, / lrU '" UL ' S ' VONDAL E ROAD DISTRICT. Ratepayers who have received written notice to Grub Up" and Remove the Furze opposite their frontages (and who have neglected to do so) are respectfully informed that the Road Board intend to have the said Furze Grubbed Up at the expense of the said Ratepayers, and the Board will sue for the penalties provided by the Public Works Act. JOHN BOLLARD, Chairman. AUCKLAND GAS COMPANY " X "'" (LIMITED). All Accounts now duo for Gas and Coke, which remain unpaid at five p.m. on MONDAY, the 20th instant will forfeit full discount. E. B. PARSONS, Secretary. milE OR ARE NATIVE RESERVE Jl ACT, 188^. Notice is hereby given that a petition will be presented to the Genera! Assemby, at Wellington, at 1 its next sitting, praying for leave to introduce a Bill : intituled the Orakei Native Kesene Act, Ism. I I>v the said Bill it is intended to repeal the Orakei Native Reserve Act, I*B2. to rountiiute Paora Tuliaere Trustee, to arrange for appointment of Trustees in the event ot the death o! Paora Tuliaeiv, to detine portions of land to he leased, to arrange l"r surveys; allotments to be leased hy public auction for any term not exceeding sixty years without bonus or premium, rents and profits to he divided amongst the persons named in the grant, the share.of any dying to go to their successors; street.-, loads,and public places may he laid out and dedicated: trustee may raise money on >ecurity ot rents tor construction of roads, wharves, etc. ; that leases shall not be subject to pa;, incut of native duty. A copy of the said proposed Bill, and a plan of the land to be atiected thereby, are deposited in the Resident Magistrate's Court, Auckland, and conks of the said proposed lid! .ue deposited in ti:eolhce ol the Examiner ot Stan.'oil., Order.-, a L Wellington. Dated this Lwentv -second <!.>>• of Match. Iraß. I'AdR V 'IT' 11 A 1 EE, For Pi.iters of "ije > i:d Bill. E. T. Dt'KAL'i;, Queen street, Auckland, Solicitor for the Bill. rjlH E WAREHOUSES OF THE UNDERSIGNED WILL BE CLOSED ON TUESDAY NEXT, MARCH 27. L. D. NATHAN & CO. E. & A. ISAACS. ARTHUR 11. NATHAN. AN GERE PUBLIC POUND. JJANGERE PUBLIC POUND. Impounded on 10th March, ISSS, by the Ranger, for trespass on the Mangere Roads, one Red Cow, no visible brands; and one Red and White Cow, no visible brands. If not claimed, and expenses paid, will be sold onMONDAY, 2nd April, 18N V , at noon. WILLIAM O. RAE, Pottndkeeper, Mangere. Corporation Notices. 0I T Y OF AUCKLAND. TENDERS FOR HANDRAIL IN ART GALLERY. The City Council will receive Tenders until three p.m. of THURSDAY, the 20th inst., for work as above, in terms of plan ami specifications to be viewed during office hours at the office of the City Engineer, Municipal Buildings, Wellesley-street. The Council do not bind themselves to accept any tender. Tenders to be endorsed, 44 For Handrail.' ]>. A. PHILIPS, Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Office, March 22, 1888. S7O Tenders. v - ONSONB Y REGATT A. Tenders are invited for a Band to play on the Flagship Clansman on Easier Monday. Music from 11 a.m. to f» p.m. Tenders to be addressed, on or before the 2,' th inst., to the Secretary, ALFRED 11. JONES, Hon. Sec. rjpO BUILDERS. Tenders will be received up to noon of WEDNES--1 DAY, the 4th April, for the ere. lion of St. Patrick's Presbytery, \\ yndhnTn-streei. Plans, Ac., at our offices, l;uo n-stivet. EDW. M Ail ON Y & SON, Architects. TENDERS for Paint ino- the School Build--1 ing at M\MiKltK v.ill be received by the Education Hoard, Auckland, until two p.m. on WEDNESDAY, tlie2->th instant. Speeitie.itiuii may be .--ceil it the office of the Board (Victoria Arcade, Aa.i-i.iinl); or on application to the Chairman oi thy District School Committee, Mangere. ROAD DISTRICT. Tenders are required up to (i p.m, on MONDAY NEXT, 20th March, 1888, for Carting about seven Hundred Yards of Broken Metal, from Read and Wilkins' Quarry, to thu various roads in the district. For particulars apply to JOHN BOLLARD, Chairman. rjl E N D E R S. Tenders will be received up till SATURDAY, 21th March, tit the office of Messrs. Cousins anil Atkin, for One Hundred and Fifty (li'O) Feet 9-inch Drain. Particulars to be obtained from. ADAM PORTER. rjl 0 BUILDERS. 'Tenders will be received until noon of THURSDAY, March 20, for Reinstating Premises in Queenstreet. EDWARD BAR'I'LEY, Architect. TENDERS are invited for Fencing Two Allotments at Newmarket.—Apply Smith and Caughey, Queen-street. Dividends. -|Q I V I D E N D. A Second anil Final Dividend in the Estate of Robert Badger will bo payable at the office of the undersigned on and after MONDAY", the 20th inst. A. HEATHER. AUCKLAND agricultural and MERCANTILE COMPANY (LIMITED). IN LIQUIDATION. . A Fourth Dividend in the above Company will be payable, at the office of the undersigned, on anil after MONDAY, 2tJth instant. I A. HEATHER, Liquidator. "\S7"HERE shall we go on Saturday afterT ! noon? We are going with the children to the Exhibition at the Glass Blowing Works, Freeman's Bay.