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New Zealander, Volume 2, Issue 100, 1 May 1847, Page 1

CONNELL & RIDINGS Will sell by Auction, at (heir Mart, Qufeen Street, on Wednesday, the slh May 1847, without reserve—■A COTTAGE and Five acred of Land, (now in the -occupation of T. Irvine Esq.,) pleasantly situated at the foot of Mount Eden, immediately opposite the residence of J. Kelly, Esq., and within 20 minutes walk of Auckland; there is abbut one acre substantially fericed with Scoria, and planted with choice Fruit Trees. I'itle from the Crown* 1 erms at Sale. To Joiners and Carpenters, TENDERS arc requested for the Carpenter and Joiner Work required in completing the erection of, the Roman Catholic Chapel in Auckland. For Plans, and Specifications, apply to Mr. Robertson, AVchitfect, Albert-street, to whom staled Tenders addressed to the building Committee, are to he delivered on or before , Saturday,. the Bth of May, proximo. The Committee do not bind themselves to ticcept the lowest tendfer; Albert-street, April 23, 1847. To Builders and Contractors. TENDERS are requested for the several Works required in erecting a Wesleyan. Chapel in Auckland. For Plans, Specifications, and other particulars, apply to Mr. W, Robertson, Architect; Alb'ert-stfdet, to lenders,B (sealed and addressed 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 tho lowest tender*. Albert-street, A'pri] 23,1847,, SHINGLING I SHINGLING ! Edward Murray avails himself of tin* opportunity of making known to theplib-' lie 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 Shtngler; Arid as it is only throbgh a general knowledge' of the nattife of roofs, and their various inclinations, the quality of the wood to be used, the Guage 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 os to whether the shingle is green, from the stump or seasoned, 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-ahingled, houses doui ble.shingled, the sides of dormer windows made perfectly dry without lend or zinc, hips mitred, valleys neatly cut up,—Prices Moderate.

Auckland, Victoriai-streei, West, April 23, 1846. Straw Bonnet Warehouse , MRS. LANGFORD, in announcing' to lifer and the public that she has' recommenced business, begs to inform them,-that having lately received, direct from England, a well-assortod supply of Materials, she' is noW prepared td 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^ Qdfeen-strfeet, (next the Irbrt storfe), 22nd April, 1847. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, AN ALLOTMENT of Land, containing 70 Acres, on the East side of the Tatrialci, having a frontage to the river of about > 15 Chains. Also—Two Pieces of Land in the’ f6wh of Auckland, each containing nearly 3 roodfc, part of Section No. 51. Also—Sever&l small Pieces of Land' near the Wesleyan Chapel. For further particulars apply to F. W, Merriman, Solicitor. Auckland, April 30th, 1847.