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New Zealander, Volume 9, Issue 792, 16 November 1853, Page 1

FOR SY I) NEY. HHHE BRIG ALGERINE , 160 -jL lons register, Alfred Brooks Commander, will positively sail for the above Port on Thursday, the 2-ilh instant. For Freight or Passage apply to John Woodhouse. Quecn-strcct, Nov. 15, 1853. PUBLIC WORKS. Superintendent’s Office, Auckland, 11th November, 1853. IT is requested that Plans and Specifications for carrying out the following Works,, with the probable expense of the same, may be sent to this office on or before noon of Thursday, the 17th instant. Ist.—The construction of a Main Sewer along Queen-street, of Brick or Slone. 2nd. —Forming and Metalling West Queen-street, Wynd ham-street, and Victoria-street, from Queen-street to their junction with llobson-slrcet. R. 11. Wynyard, Superintendent. Superintendent's Office, Auckland, 11 th November, 1853. IT is requested that Plans and Specifications necessary for carrying out the undermentioned Works, with the probable expense of the same, may be sent to this office on or before noon of Tuesday, the 22nd inst., when separate Tenders will be invited for the performance of the same in portions not exceeding one mile or less than a quarter of a mile in extent. Ist.—For completing the line of Road from Epsom to Mr. Kelly’s house, and thence to the Reach at Onehunga, by way of Mr. Norman’s; and also, for the line of Road from Beattie’s corner by way of Queen-street to the said Reach. 2nd.--The Great South Road to be improved from its junction with the Epsom Road to the Tamaki Bridge. 3rd.—The Rond leading from the Great South Road to the Panmurc Ferry through the Scoriae, to be made passable for carts. 4lh.—That portion of the College Road on the Auckland side of St. John’s College to be metalled. sth.—The Howick Road from the Punt to Howick, to be made passable for carts. R. H. Wynyard, Superintendent. Superintendent’s Office, Auckland, Ulh November, 1853. TENDERS will be received at Ibis office until noon on Monday, the 20th inst., specifying the probable cost for the immediate establishment of a Ferry between the North Shore and Auckland.—shewing the difference of expense for cattle and passengers, and for passengers only. R. H. Wynyard, Superintendent. NEW ZEALAND FL\X. Commissariat, Auckland, 29th October, 1853. PARTIES willing to engage for the supply of New Zealand FLAX, required for the public service in New South Wales, arc requested to communicate with the undersigned, slating the rale per 1 OOlbs. or per ton, including packing, freight, and delivery of the same into the Commissariat Store at Sydney. Further information may be obtained at this office. Fred. Brathwaite, Assistant Commissary-General. J. SHEPHERD’S PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE, Shortland Street, Second House from the Church. Enquire at Mr. Lvall’s Drapery Shop. FOR SALE BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, ANEW four-roomed COT* TAGE, in good repair, and Garden well fenced in and pleasantly situated near Freeman’s Bay. Further particulars may be had on enquiry of Mrs. Turner, on the premises. November 15,1853. NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS against Henry & Donovan are requested to be sent in for payment, on or before the Ist proximo; and all parties indebted to them are requested to pay the amount of their accounts, on or before the same date, to Mr. P. Whelan, whose receipt will be binding. T. Henry. Shortland Street. 15lh November, 1855. FINDING that an impression is abroad that I am connected with the Theatre now opening in High-street, I hereby give notice that I am not in any way connected with that establishment. James Robertson Byron, At Dr. Matthews’s. November 14, 1853.