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New Zealander, Volume 2, Issue 99, 24 April 1847, Page 3

To Builders and Contractors.

are requested for the several -L Works required in erecting a Wesleyan Chapel in Auckland. For Plans, Specifications, and other particulars, apply to Mr. W. Robertson, Architect, Albert-street, to whom lenders*' (sealed and addreised to the building Committee) are to be delivered on or before Saturday, the Bth day of May, proximo. The Committee do not bind themselves to accept the lowest tender. Albert-street, April 23, 1847,

Straw Bonnet Warehouse*

MRS. LANGFORD, in announcing to her friends and the public that she has recommenced business, begs to inform them, that having lately received, direct from England, a well-assorted supply of Materials, she is now prepared to perform orders with which she may be favored with neatness, and according to the latest and most approved fashions. N. B— Bonnets carefully cleaned and altered. Queen-street, (next the Iron ttore), 22nd April, 1847.

TWO POUNDS REWARD.

STOLEN, or drifted away, from Official Bay, a FOUR-OARED GIG, copper fastened, painted black outside, and cream colour inside. Any person returning her to the Undersigned, or giving such information as will lead to her recovery, will receive the above Reward. Edward Irvine, Official Bay, April 9, 1847. Baker.

JUST RECEIVED

EX "LOUISA CAMPBELL," and on Sale at the Store of the Undersigned, A VARIETY of well assorted EARTHENXl WARE, T. C. Haiaamore.

To Builders and Others,

TENDERS are required for the Erection of a WOODEN BUILDING, in Queen Street. Plans and Specifications may be seen on or after the 27th iast., on Application to J. A. Smith, Fort-itreet j Or to Reader Wood, "" Architect, &c.

Auckland, April 32, 1847.

SHINGLING! SHINGLING!

"DDWARD MURRAY avails himself of this J-i opportunity of making known to the public generally, that he intends in 'future to devote the whole of his time to Shingling. E. M. has had extensive practice, for upwards of twenty years, in this and the neighbouring colonies, as a Shingler j and as it is only through a general knowledge of the nature of roofs, and their various inclinations, the quality of the wood to be used, theGuage proportioned to the length of the shingle, and the pitch of the roof, together with a real knowledge of battening properly, and also the nailing of the shingle in their proper places, and a proper consideration a» to whether the shingle is green from the stump or sea* soned, that the roof can be warranted dry,?— E. M. will warrant any work he may be favoured with perfectly water proof. Houses stripped and re-shingled, houses double shingled, the sides of dormer windows made perfectly dry without lead or zinc, hips mitred, valleys neatly cut up,— Prices Moderate. Auckland, Victoria-street, West, April 23, 18*6.

FOUND,

BETWEEN Rangitoto and Tutumafanga, a Green Painted BOAT. The owner may have the same by paying expenses, and applying at the Victoria Hotel. April 21, 1847.

JOHN HENRY, TIMBER DEALER,

BEGS to announce to the Public that, he has entered iuto arrangements with Mr. Wbston for the occupation of bis very oom* modious and easily accessible Yard, adjoining the new Brick Store, Shorlland st,, which he has opened as a TIMBER YARD, where he intends to keep a constant and regular supply of Sawn Timber of all dimen* sions, and of the very best description* J. H., having had practical experience iv the Timber trade, during the last forty years, has full confidence in assuring hit frieudis and customers, that his competency (o select Timber will always enable him to have on hand only such as will suit the Auckland market, and give satisfaction.

Just received, and now on sale, A Large Quantity of BROAD BOARDS' from 12 inch to 24 inch wide — well adapted for jobbing purposes ; also, an extensive assortment of Building Timber. Sbortland Street, March 31, 1847.