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New Zealander, Volume 9, Issue 718, 2 March 1853, Page 1

BAY OF ISLANDS, ANNUAL CONTRACTS. Commissariat Office, Auckland, I4th February, 1853. TENDERS will be received at this Office, until noon of Wednesday the 9th March next, from persons willing to Contract for furnishing the undermentioned Supplies in such quantities, at such limes, and at such places, within the District of the Bay of Islands, as may be directed by, or on behalf of the Undersigned, or his Successor in Office, during the twelve calendar months commencing Ist April next, viz.:— Fresh Meat, Bread, Sperm Gandies, of English Manufacture, Vat per lb. Dip Candles, i Mould Candles, i Vegetables, for ships of War or j Transports, ) Firewood, at per IOOIbs. FOR HOSPITALS. Fresh Beef or Mutton, Fine Bread, Flour, Arrowroot, Sago, Rice, Tea, Sugar, Oatmeal, Salt, Yellow Soap, Pearl Barley, Mixed Vegetables, ] Potatoes, / Porter, Port Wine, Brandy, each at per bottle Milk, Vinegar, each at per pint Eggs, at per dozen Fowls, each. The Conditions under which the supplies will be received, are the same as those laid down in the Commissariat Advertisement inviting Tenders for the Auckland District, as it appears in this Newspaper. Philip Turner, Assistant Commissary-General. each at per lb. Commissariat Office, Auckland, l ilh February, 1853. will be received at this Office A until noon of Wednesday, the 9th March next, from persons willing to contract for furnishing such quantities of STRAW as may be required by the Barrack Department at the Bay of Islands. The Straw to be delivered at the Wahapu at such times and in such quantities as may be directed, and to be subject to the approval of the Officer or person in charge of the Barrack Department. i Payment to be made at Auckland by an Ordnance Draft on the Commissariat Chest. Philip Turner, Assistant Commissary-General. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. JAMES HAL YD AY, CABINETMAKER AND UPHOLSTERER, O EGS to announce that he lias removed from the premises lately occupied by him •n Mr. Makepeace's Buildings to one of the large and commodious Shops recently erected by Mr. Finlay (next door to Miss Hamer’s Millinery Establishment.) J. 11. begs to acknowledge the fair share of support he has received since his commencement in business in Auckland, and wishes to assure bis customers that he will endeavour to earn a continuation of their favours by attention to the execution of their orders, both with regard to punctuality and workmanship. Sbortland-slreel, Fob. 22, 1853. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. rip LUNDERGAN begs to announce that 1 <• lie has removed from the premises lately occupied by him in Shortland-street, to his former place of business, opposite the “ Masonic Hotel,” Princes-slreet. where he hopes still to conduct, in such ‘manner as will continue to prove satisfactory, THE TAILORING BUSINESS, IN ITS SEVERAL BRANCHES. T. L. is anxious to acknowledge the fair share of support he has been favored with since he commenced in Auckland, and at the same lime to assure his customers that it will be his anxious desire to earn their continued patronage by strict attention to the execution of their orders, both with regard to i promptness and style of workmanship. NUGGET. A VERY SPLENDID SPECIMEN of the Waiau Diggings. A large quartzveined Nugget, weighing s*> ounces, computed lo contain 4 ounces of pure gold, will be RAFFLED FOR, on an early day, at the “Exchange Hotel,” where the Nuqget and Subscription List may be seen. j Eighteen Members, at H. each, Auckland, March 1, 1853. , ANTED, a sharp, intelligent LAD, the i v v S on of respectable parents. One who can who can write a legible hand wiß be preferred. Apply to Mr. Hansard, Princes-strect. WANTED— A GOOD PLAIN COOK, who will be required to make herself generally useful, in a small family. A good character indispensable.—Apply at the “ New-Zealander” office. Auckland, Feb. 18, 1852-