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Wellington Independent, Volume XXII, Issue 2631, 4 February 1868, Page 5

VOLUNTEER NOTICE. EOR the purpose of forming a Guard of Honor to Sir G. F. Bowen, on his arrival at Wellington to assume the Governorship of the Colony, the Officers commanding No. 1 Battery Wellington Artillery Volunteers, No. 1 Company Rifles, the Veteran Company, and the Cadet Corps, will warn their respective Battery and Companies to parade on the* Reclaimed Land on or about the 4th or sth instant. The Artillery Battery will parade with their guns and 23 rounds of blank ammunition. The other Corps with their orms and accoutrements. So soon as the Assembly shall be sounded at the centre and both ends of the town, and a blue ensign be seen at the flagstaff at the store of Messrs Levin & Co, the Battery and Companies respectively will immediately form on the Reclaimed Land where they will receive further instructions By command, J. HOLT, Under Secretary. In the absence of Lieut-Colonel Reader, Commanding the District. ' Defence Office, Wellington, Ist February, 1868. TO BUILDERS, CARPENTERS, &o. ITiENDERP will be received by the Undersigned i (Labour only) for the completion of one single House — two semi-detached do — and one House, with shop front, according to plans and specification, the work to be completed in nine weekß from acceptance of the Tender. Tenders will be received until the Bth instant, at noon. ' J. M. CLELAND, Molesworth Street. 3rd February, 1868. N.B. — The lowest or any Tender nofc neoesiarily accepted. TO BUILDERS. mENDERS are required for the erection of a JL Two-storey House and Shop on Lambton Quay. Drawings, &c, may be seen nt my office, where tenders are to be sent in on or before noon on the 7th February. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. C. J. TOXWARD, Architect. Fobruary 3, 1868. FOR SALE. "FREEHOLD BAKE-HOUSE, in Hawker JD street. Oven, 9 x 11 ; bake-house, 12 feet square, with a lean-to attached. Price £35 cash. Title — Crown Grant. Also, Two small allotments of land, 20ft x 62ft. Apply to I G. H. VENNELL. February 3, 1868. CITY OF AUCKLAND. TO LET. THE AUCKLAND HOTEL, containing four bars, six parlors, dining room, 21 x 42 feet ; supper and chop room, 24 x 42 feet ; two kitchens, with ranges and heating stoves capable of cooking for 100 persons ; billiard and smoking rooms, cellars and wine stores, 25 bedrooms, servants' apartments, with closets and lavatory, and every convenience for carrying on a first-class hotel. The premises are situated in the very centre of the city, and within one minute's walk of the several Bnnks, the new Post-office, Custom-house, nnd opposite to the Police Court and Police Office, and District Court, and fronting both Queen street and High street, and opposite to Wyndham I street, with a right-of-way to each front right through the premises ; stands unrivalled as a business position in the city of Auckland. The property will be leased for three, five, or ten years, as may be agreed on, and will be let up to the j Ist day of March, when immediate possession will be given. Apply to Mr WM. GARDNER, Epsom ; Or to RICHD. GWYNNE, Junction Hotel, Newmarket. Auckland, 30th January, 1868. rnjlE Members of the Hutt-Manawatu Small L Farm Association are requested to pay their First Instalment of £3 per eharo on Friday, Feb. 7th, at the Hutt Mechanics' Institute, between the hours of 7 and 9 p.m., when the Officers and Committee will bo in attendance. GEORGE HEDGES, Seoretary. February 1, 1868. I ANDREW PETERS, of Napier, in the 9 Province of Hawke'e Bay, Coach Proprietor do hereby determine the co-partnership (if any) existing between William Davibs, of Wellington, in the Province of Wellington, Coach Proprietor, and me, the said Andrew Peters, under a certain memorandum dated the 13th day of March, one thousand eight hundred and sixty-seven, as from the day of the date hereof* As Witness my hand this twenty-firßt day of October, one thousand eight hundred and sixtyseven. ANDREW PETERS. Witness— JohnN. Wixsok.