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New Zealander, Volume 6, Issue 481, 23 November 1850, Page 1

Commissariat Office, Auckland, 21st November, 185 . TENDERS will be received at this Office until noon of Thursday next, the 28th instant, from persons willing to furnish for the service of the Royal Engineer Department, TWO PAIRS of Framed BATTEN GATES, according to plan and specification to be seen at the Royal Engineer Office. "•***• Philip Turner, Assistant- Commissary-General.

Native Secretary's Office, -Auckland, 18th Nov., 1850. TENDERS will be received at this office, until noon on Friday, the 29th inst., for the supply of TWO STRONG DRAUGHT MARES, and ONE PAIR HARROWS, with Wooden Frames, for the service of the Colonial Government. The tenders to be in duplicate/sealed and endorsed in the usual manner. Any information may be obtained at this Office. G. S. Cooper, Acting Native Secretary.

LADIES SHOES.

ON SALE by the Undersigned, an Assortment of LADIES' PATENT SEAL SHOES

Also — Ladies' Patent Calf ditto, every size Ladies' and Gentlemen's Fancy Embroideied Carpet Slippers Black Venetian ditto The above will be found well worth inspection, and really cheap. S. Budden. Shortland-street, three doors above High-street.

LADIES' GAUNTLET RIDING GLOVES.

SB UDD E N has on Sale LADIES' . _ . NORWAY Gauntlet Riding GLOVES. Shortland-street, three doors above High-street.

FOR SALE, £J TUNS HUMPBACK OIL. Thomas Lewis: Wharf, Queen street, 22nd Nov., 1850.

Anniversary of St m Andrew.

THE ANNIVERSARY DINNER will bo held in the Masonic Hotel, on Saturday, 30th November, 1850. Alexander Kennedy, Esq , Chairman, J. Salmon, Esq., Croupier. Stewards :— L. Maclachlan, Esq., R. Mitchell, Esq., W. Mom, Esq., 58th Regt , J. W. Bain, Esq., J. Macdougall, Esq., T. Paton, Esq. Tickets — One Guinea each — to be had of the Stewards. Dinner on the table at £-past 6 o'clock, precisely. By order of the Committee, A. Kerr, Secretary. Auckland, Nov. 21, 1850.

WANTED,

AN HONEST MAN to take New Milk into Town at 4d. per Quart, for 12 months. He must be of regular habits, able to read and write ; roost early, and rise at cock-crow. Neither fond of the rum-bottle, or the pump ; drink a glass of home-brewed, and eat a slice of a 14-score grunter. Have a knowledge of stock, and the usual farming operations, Milking, making Butter, Cheese, &c, &c, &c. — in fact, make himself generally useful, and pieserve his health by constant exercise and employment. Liberal wages given, and a good billet. No Old Rum Keg, Dandy, or Teetotaller need apply. For further particulars, enquire at the NewZealander Office. November 20tb, 1850.