J. LAZARUS,
GILDER, PICTURE FRAME-MAKER,
LOOKING GLASS SILVERER,
T>EGS respectfully to inform the " inhabitants of Auckland, and its vicinity, that he has commenced business in the above branches, and hopes by strict attention to good workmanship and moderate charges, to give general satisfaction. The utmost care taken in Framing and Straining Fancy Needle Work, Prints, Drawings, and Lithographs. Old Frames regilt, to look equal to new. At Mr. Levy's Opposite Connell & Ridings. Queen Street.
TO SLATERS, PLUMBERS, PAINTERS', AND GLAZIERS.
SEPARATE Tenders are requested for the above-mentioned works required in the erection of the Presbyterian Church, Auckland. The Tenders to be addressed to the Building Committee, and left at the Committee Room, Mr. Gorrie's,on or before Thursday, sth July, proximo, at 4 o'clock, p.m. For specifications and other information, enquire at the undersigned. Walter Robertson, Architect, Albert-street. June 26,1849.
TO BE LEf, A FARM of about 200 Acres, 6 miles from Town, adjoining the residence of the undersigned. It is well provided with stock yards, cow sheds, residence, wood, water, &c, and is substantially fenced and divided into convenient paddocks. There are about 30 acres laid down in grass, and about 40 acres cleared, ready fot the plough. This is, in fact, one of the best farms in the district. The tenant could be provided with any number of cattle upon reasonable and advantageous, terms, should it be required. Apply to W. Hart, The Pah, Onehunga, Or to Mr. H. Joseph, Auctioneer, Queen-street.
On Sale at the Stores of the Undersigned* i£fcO BAGS N« s- w- F™ FLOUR M.**\r 30Q u y p L tt u 250 « S. Australian" " 1000 lbs. Y. D. L. Assorted JAMS. D. Nathan.' Auckland, June 23, 1849.
TO DAIRYMEN.
2Q SUPERIOR MILCH COWS, thoroughly broken in and near the calving. Hyam Joseph is instructed to offer for Private Sale, Twenty very superior well broken in Milch Cows. These Cows were selected by Mr. Hart, out of several hundred of Mr. Imlay's choicest Stock, are perfectly quiet, and will calve in a very short time.
ELIGIBLE INVESTMENT.
FOR SALE
rpHAT Commodious DWELLING-HOUSE I and PREMISES, known as Smith's Livery Stables, situate in Albert-street, near the corner of Victoria-street, having a frontage to Albert-street of 38 feet 9 inches, also to a Government lane at the back 16 feet, depth 103 feet — the whole substantially fenced and built upon. The buildings consist of a Dwelling- House, containing 3 rooms, lined throughout, and a large Cellar, one S-stall and one 5 -stall Stable, Cow Shed, an excellent Well of Water, and a large Yard, having a cait entrance from Albert-street. Apply to Hyam Joseph, Commission Agent, &c. Queen-street* June 21, 1849,
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New Zealander, Volume 5, Issue 321, 27 June 1849, Page 1
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