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New Zealander, Volume 3, Issue 209, 31 May 1848, Page 4

TO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS.

TENDERS arc requested for the Masons', Biicklayeis', Carpenters', Joiners', Plaistorers', Plumbers', Painleis', and Glazicis 1 work lequired in the erection of a Coitage in Victoria Street, Auckland. Foi Plans, Specifications and other paiticulais, apply to the Undei signed, with whom Tendeis are to be left, on oi before Tuesday, June (ith, proximo. Walter Rouertson, Architect, Albeit Stieet.

Auckland, May 17, 1848.

TO BUILDERS^ CONTRACTORS.

OEPARATE TENDERS are requested for the materials and workman sliip required in erecting one of the wings of the College, intended fo be built on the North Shore of Auckland ; the Tenders to be delivered at the Catholic Chapel House, Auckland, on or bcfoie the Ist June next. The Timber and Lime to be delivered on the beach, above high-water mark, at the head of Shoal Bay, immediately below the house occupied by Mr. W. Bellingham. Foi specifications and other particulars, apply to the undersigned. Tenders in the following order —

1. For Oyster Shell Lime, at per bushel. 2. For Timber, at per 100 feet super. 3. For Mason and Brick work. 4. For Carpenter and Joiner work. 5. For Painting, Plumbing, and Glazing.

*■ „* In consequence of some alterations and additions having been made to the College Buildings, the time for receiving the Tendeis has been fiuther extended to Thursday, the Ist day of June. It will therefore be necessary for those who intend to tender for any of the work of said building, to see the Plans and Specifications again ; a sight of which can be obtained, and all necessary information given by application at my Office in Albert Street. Walter Robertson, Aichitect, Albert Street, Auckland, May 24th, 1848.

NOTICE TO DEPOSITORS IN THE AUCKLAND SAVINGS' BANK.

fTTIE Trustees of the above Institution ap- ■"• pointed under the Local Ordinance, hereby give Notice, that the Business of the above Bank, will be conducted at the Office of the Union Rank of Australia, in Piinccs' Stieet, on and after Monday, the 29th Instant, and that the hours of attendance will be as follows • — For Receiving Deposits — Mondays, from 9 to 10 o'clock in the Forenoon. For P\ying — Saturdays, from 9 to 10 o'clock in the Forenoon. The old Depositors are lequested to call on either of the above days, and sign the new Rules and Regutations, after which they will be entitled to receive 5 per cent Interest on the amount of their deposits. The proper days of attendance for the several Tiustees can be learnt at the Bank office, and i\ ill be in the order of their appointment as published in the printed Rules. By order of the Trustees, Alexander Kerr, Accountant. Auckland, May 20, 1848.

EDUCATION.

JGORIIIE respectfully intimates that he • has removed his Class-Room from Shortland Street, to those premises in Chancery Street, at the rear of the Custom House and Post Office establishments ; where he will he happy to receive Pupils for tuition in the geneial and higher branches of education, viz :—: — English Reading and Grammar, Writing Arithmetic, Geography, Mathematics, Latin, Gieek, &c. Hours of attendance from 10 to 1, and from 2 to 4 o'clock. N. B. — An Evening Class from 6 to 9 o'clock. May 13, IS4B.

LADIES' BOOTS.

THE UNDERSIGNED has just received, One Case very superior Ladies Cashmere, Lasting and Prunella BOOTS, with patent fronts, &c. THOMAS KEVEN,

Boot and Shoe Warehouse,

ESTABLISHMENT FOR YOUNG LADIES

CONDUCTED BY

MRS. WAKEFIELD,

Princes Street, Auckland, Opposite the [Bank,

NOTICE OF REMOVAL.

EHALL, finding his late premises in West • Queen Street were too incommodious for his increased business, begs to inform the Public, that he has removed his Bristol Eating House opposite the fo&t Office, in High Stieet.

May 26, 1848,