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New Zealander, Volume 9, Issue 729, 9 April 1853, Page 1

m m. Commissariat, Auckland, slh April, 1853. P RENDERS for the Bills of ihe underJ- signed either on the Lords Commissioners of Her Majesty’s Treasury, payable thirty days after sight; or on the Senior Commissariat Officer at Sydney, New South Wales, payable three days after sight, will be received at this Office, until noon of Tuesday next, the 12lh instant The Tenders to be in duplicate—sealed — and they should state the amount in British coins which will be allowed for each 100 L in bills. Ciias. Bridgen, Assistant Commissary-General. LECTURES ON HISTORICAL SUBJECTS, BY THE MINISTERS OF THE EVANGELICAL ALLIANCE. 66 nr HE CATACOMBS; or, the Recovered J- Records of the State of the Christian Church in Rome, in the 2nd and 3rd centuries.” In the Wesleyan Chapel, on Wednesday, the 13lh April, by the Rev. T. Ruddle. “Augustine; or Christianity in Africa, in the slh century.” In the Presbyterian Church, on Monday, the 18lh April, by the Rev. T. Hamer. “The Waldenses; or Christianity in Central Europe, from the Gih to the 13lh centuries.” In the Independent Chapel, High Street, on Thursday, the 28th April, by the Rev. R. Ward. “Wickliff; or the dawn of a more earnest Christian Faith, in the 14th century.” In the Primitive Methodist Chapel, on Tuesday, the 10th May, by the Rev. A. Macdonald. “Luther; or a revived Christianity throughout Christendom.” In the Wesleyan Chapel, on Wednesday, the J Bth May, by the Rev. J. H. Fletcuer. “Knox; or Protestant principles triumphant.” In the Presbyterian Church on Monday, the 23rd May, by the Rev. A. Reid. Seven o’clock the hour of Lecture. ON SALE, VOTERS REGISTRY FORMS. PRINTED Forms of Claims for the Right L of Voting for Members of the House of Representatives, the Provincial Council, and the Superintendent of the Province of Auckland, (which are required to be lodged in the Police Office, blvvoen the loth April and the 1 olh May,) may be had at the New Zealander office. TO BE LET. A SMALL FARM, Section No. 20, contabling nearly eight acres, situate at Epsom. —Apply to Mr. Bartley, Princes Street. NOTICE. XIT'E, the undersigned, beg to inform the » I Public, that, in consequence of the general rise in the price of materials, that from and after this date our prices for Shoeing will be — 5. d. Per set, for plain shoes , . , . . 6 0 do. with toe-pieces 7 0 do. removing 3 0 and for other work in proportion. John Watson, Andrew Hodge, James Allison, James M‘Leod, Richard Guigg, Francis White, Timothy Dunn. Auckland, April Bth, 1853. TO IMPORTERS OF STOCK, SETTLERS, AND OTHERS. THE Undersigned begs to offer his services as Commission Agent for the Sale of Horses and Cattle. A good Clover Paddock, enclosed with a stone wall, opposite the Tamaki Road, is now ready for the reception of Stock. Terms—moderate. G. Codlin. Newmarket Stores, Corner of Tamaki and Epsom Roads. W A K E FIE LD-STREET. MR. A. W. HANSARD is favoured with instructions to Sell by private contract — Part of Allotment No. 7, of Section No. 3G, situate in Wakeficld-street, having a frontage of 29 links to the best part of that street, i. c., near its junction with Queenstreet, Grey-street, Edward-strcet, Barrackstreet, c., by a depth of 8G links, together with that well built House erected thereon. The House consists of a Shop and two rooms, and was built with a view to the after addition of an an additional story with as little expense as possible. The Yard is enclosed, and supplied with a good bricked well. The rapid improvement of this sli'ccf, recommends the promises, so well situated, in it to the consideration of parlies desirous to invest a small amount in a good property.