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New Zealander, Volume 9, Issue 794, 23 November 1853, Page 1

V. Mis mm Comnijssarial, Aucklaod, 19lli Nov., 1855. r IPENDERS for supplying the following Articles forll. M. 58th Regiment, at Auckland, will be received at tins Office, until noon of Thursday, the 24th instant, viz.;— The quantities likely to be required may hn ,C»icvru, a.. UIAVtOI i. Albert Barracks daily, at the same hours as the rations of bread and meat arc delivered. Each Tender must comprise all the articles required. Tenders for portions thereof not being eligible for acceptance. The supplies to be of the best quality and description, and to be subject to the approval of a Board of Officers appointed by the Officer in command of the Regiment. The contract to last for three months, commencing on the Ist proximo, unless previously terminated by a month’s notice given for that purpose in writing by either party. The person taking the Contract must be prepared to give ample security for its proper fulfilment. Payment for the supplies furnished will be made weekly by the Regiment. . Fred. Rratr watte, Assistant Commissary-General NEW ZEALAND FL\X. Commissariat, Auckland, 291h 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 JOOlbs. or per ton, including packing, freight, and delivery of the same into the Commissariat Store at Sydney. Further information may be obtained at ibis office. Fred. Rbathwaite, Assistant Commissary-General. EXCELLENT INVESTMENT. CAPITAL FAMILY RESIDENCE FOR SALE. OBD a a a R. HANSARD is instructed by Major Greenwood to Sell that very convenient and well built FAMILY RESIDENCE in Emily Place (opposite St. Paul’s Church, and close to Shorlland-streel and Princcs-streel), now occupied by Major Greenwood. To a Private Family desirous to secure a freehold residence in these times of rapidly advancing rents, this is an opportunity which may not again soon be met with. To Capitalists desiring investment, it affords an opportunity to receive a steady income from a properly which must always command a good rental, and which, from its position—having 150 links frontage to Emily Place—must continue, as it lias done, rapidly to rise in value. The House is insured in the ‘‘Guardian” Office, London. Terms--Liberal. Princes-street, Oct. 18, 1853. m SHEEP FOR PRIVATE SALE. OQft SUPERIOR MERINO EWE S, %Ov witli about twenty per cent, of lambs. The above arc in fine condition and perfectly clean. Apply to J. Newman. Remucra, 10th Nov., 1853. CHRISTCHURCH, CANTERBURY SETTLEMENT. LADIES’ SCHOOL, TO BE CONDUCTED ON CHURCH OF ENGLAND PRINCIPLES. IT is proposed early in 1854 to open this Establishment, where a good English Education will be imparled, with instruction in the Latin Grammar and Music (Pianoforte, Guitar, and Singing); also, in the French, German, and Italian Languages, and Drawing. Parents in the neighbouring settlements, in India, or other parts, who may entrust their daughters to the care of the ladies conducting the above establishment may depend upon every effort being made to form their minds and manners rightly, and to promote their health and happiness. Address to Mrs. Chas. Thomson, care of Mr. Gould, Christchurch, Canterbury. D I T CUING. fFHE Undersigned is prepared to enter JL into an agreement with any person or persons who may be willing to contract for from eight to ten miles of DITCHING, at Papakura. Application to be made at Mr. John Campbell’s, Queen-street, Auckland. Thos. Poynton. WANTED, bv a Clergyman in the Country, a Lady as Governess and Teacher to a Half-caste and Maori School. Apply at the New-Zealander Office. Auckland, Not, 18th, 1853,