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New Zealander, Volume 9, Issue 722, 16 March 1853, Page 4

AUCKLAND IRON AND BRASS FOUNDRY, Queen Street, Auckland. WILLIAM BOURNE, ENGINEER AND MILLWRIGHT. TEAM ENGINES, High and Low P res . ► sure, Land and Marine, from 2 to 53 horse-power, with Screw or Paddle, man* factured to order. Boilers, Hydraulic and Hay Presses, & c . All kinds of Castings, of any size, made to plan and pattern. Cast Metal Ship, and House Pumps made to order. Brass Pintles and Braces, Cabbouses, and all description of Ship Smith's Work done at moderate charges. Smith's Work in general. Auckland, Jan. 10, 1832. Mr. Bovine has (he authority of Capt. Latto, of the Berwick Castle, for staling, that had he (Capt. Latto) been aware that brass and other metal castings and ship's smith work in general could have been manufactured in Auckland, that when he carried away his rudder on the passage from the Falkland Islands to Hobart Town, he would at once have bore up for this port; as by so doing he would have saved much time, escaped much bad weather, and spared his owners at least oOOJ. Mr. Bourne is, therefore, desirous that the Mercantile Majine of the Southern Pacific should be made aware that all defects of such a character can be made good at the Auckland Iron and Brass Foundry. T. A. WHITE )EGS to intimate that he has succeeded J his brother John White in his former business of Agent for transactions with the Natives, as Interpreter, Translator, &c. He is prepared to conduct purchases of Produce from the Natives, assist persons entering into agreements with them, and in all other affairs in which his long acquaintance with the Natives and with their language will enable him to negotiate. Orders or instructions left at Mr. Francis White's, West Queen-street, will be attended to. THE AUCKLAND MUSEUM Is now open to the Public 6 ; every Wednesday & Saturday, froji 10 to 4. Patron, HIS EXCELLENCY LIEUT.-GOVERXOR WYNYARD. y HE object of this Museum is to collect Specimens illustrative of the Natural History of New Zealand —particularly its Geology, Mineralogy, Entomology, and Ornithology. Weapons, Clothing, Implements, &c, &c, of New Zealand, and the Islands of the Pacific. Any Memento of Captain Cook, or his Voyages will be thankfully accepted. Also, Coins and Medals (Ancient and Moern). In connection with the above, there is an Industrial Museum, to exhibit— Specimens of building & ornamental Stone, " Timber for various purposes, " Clays, Sands, &c, ac, " Dyes—Tanning substances, &c, Cl Gums, Resins, &c, " Flax, Hemp, Hair, &c, &c. As it is disirable that samples of New Zealand Wool should be exhibited—sontributors are requested to send samples in duplicate, as soon as convenient, stating—the Sheep, where bred—of what breed - also the age—who contributed by. Donors arc requested to send" their contributions directed to the Honorary Secretary, at the Museum, any day in the week, except those open to the public. Stating—the name of the contributed—where from —date—and any remarks that are considered necessary. J. A. Smith, Hon. Sec. HPHE Undersigned Committee, appointed ■*■ at the Meeting held at the Exchange Hotel, on Monday, October 1 lib, are prepared to pay a reward of £SOO certain, and such further sum as the net subscriptions shall amount to (probably £SOO more) to the first person who shall discover, and make known to them a valuable gold field, situate in this district of New "Zealand, between the 55 ° 40', and 58 ° of south latitude. The value of the gold field must be proved to the satisfaction of the Committee, before the reward will be paid. Applications for the above reward to be made in writing, to the Chairman of Committee. Frederick Whitakeb, Chairman of Committee. David Nathan, James Mackv, James Williamson, John Williamson, William C. Daldy, Patrick Dignan, John McFarlane, Richard Ridings, J. A. Gilfillan, T. Henry, John Salmon, Wellesley Hughes, Joseph Greenwood. Thos. S. Forsaith, Secretary. THE AUCKLAND ALMANAC, IS NOW PUBLISHED AT THE NEW ZEALAXPER OFFICE Price— \s. 6d. Colored Signals—&>