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New Zealander, Volume 9, Issue 765, 13 August 1853, Page 2

HpHE undersigned bogs leave to inform the Public of this Colony that, from the rising importance of Aujxland, lie has been induced to take out an AUCTIONEER’S LICENSE, in order to afford to his fiends, and the community in general that facility and accommodation for the disposal of their importations, which he deems absolutely necessary, and, in so doing, earnestly solicits their kind patronage, trusting by assiduity and attention to their interests lie may merit the same. CHARLES DAVIS, Wharf, Queen-street. August 11, 1853. DAVID CROSBIE, MERCHANT TAILOR, “ WHITE HART” HOTEL, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND, T)EGS to apprise the Public that he lias some of the very best Workmen in the City, -1.1 engaged at the original low prices, and can guarantee his Garments, for style and quality of work, to surpass any other House in the Trade. Gentlemen patronizing this Establishment will save from 12 to 15 per cent. August 12, 1855. J. BOLOUS AND CO., TAILORS AND WOOLLEN DRAPERS, SHORTLAND-STREET, I RESPECTFULLY bog to announce that they Have now opened an Establishment as A above, and having recently imported a LARGE AND ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF GOODS, purchased under the personal inspection of Mr. Rolons, they are now in a position to execute orders in such a manner as they trust will be creditable to themselves and satisfactory to their Customers. Their New Stock of Gooils consists of— West of England Broad Cloths, Black, Blue, and Invisible Green Ditto Black Doeskins and Cassimeres Shepherds’ Plaids in Doeskins, Tweeds, and Kerseys Waislcoatings, in great variety. Several good Tailors wanted, to whom Wages will be given as follows : Auckland, August 8, 1853. BOOTS AND SHOES. BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE. TO ARRIVE PER CRESS WELL, AND HOURLY EXPECTED, Cases of the above Goods. To say that they are all of (he very best quality would be going rather too far; —but to say that part of them are the best that England produces, would not be over-stepping the mark one inch. The cheapest Slices are always the dearest; however, if Cheap Shoes are required, the undersigned will have the cheapest; if dear are required, he will have cheaper still. THOMAS KEVEN. Shorlland-street, Auckland, Ang. 10, 1853.

TO ST AN D, At the Residence of the Undersigned, IMIE WELL-KNOWN CART HORSE LINCOLN, Terms .... 2 1 os. Also the Thorough-bred Race Horse CHLOROFORM , bred by the late Nelson Lawson, of Prospect, N.S.W., Sire Ether. Ether , imported by the Hon. 11. W. Pelre; bred by the the Duke of Grafton; got by St. Patrick (winner of the Great Si. Leger) out of Pastille (winner of the Oaks) by Rubens—sec Stud Book, vol. 4, page 552. Dam, Persian!. Persianiy imported by H. 11. Kater, Esq.; bred by the Duke of Portland ; sire, the Caloncl ; dam, a Reveller mare—vide page 591 of General Stud Book, vol. 4. Terms .... 5/. ss. Williamson and Cuummer. Epsom, August, 1853. TO CARPENTERS. TENDERS are required for building a six.rdomed COTTAGE. For plans and specifications apply tc G. Yaile, Architect, Ac., Ac. Tenders to be opened at twelve o’clock, on the 25rd instant. JUST PUBLISHED, Price Ten Shillings, UR VIEWS OF AUCKLAND, lithographed in London from sketches recently taken. No. 4.—View of the Harbour and entrances with the Little Barrier, Tintirimatangi, Waihcki, Rangitolo, and Motulapu Is, lands, the North Shore, and Mount Victoria. Part of the Town, shewing St. Paul’s Church, St. Patrick’s Church, Wesleyan, Independent, and Primitive Methodist Chapels, Wesleyan College, Oddfellows Hall, and Albert Barracks, —Taken from Hobson-slreet, south. No. 2. —View of Commercial Bay, Britomart Barracks, St. Paul’s Church, part of Shortland-strect, and Fort-street. — I'aken from Smale’s Point. No —View of part of Commercial Bay, an,. Lower Queen-street, the Wharf, Albert Hill, Wyndham Street, Wer-Queen-slreel, St. Patrick’s, and St. Matthew’s Churches.—Taken from Riilomarl Barracks. No. 4.—View of Queen-street, and part of Shortland-street, Market House, Wesleyan Chapel, and College.—Taken from the Wharf. J. Williamson, Stationer.