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New Zealander, Volume 9, Issue 798, 7 December 1853, Page 1

Commissariat Office, Auckland, 50th Nov., 1855. LENDERS will be received at this office - until noon on the Bth December next, for the supply of the undermentioned article required for the Royal Engineer Department: Goal Tar, 5 barrels, of about 40 gallons each. Fred. BaATirwAiTc, Assistant Commissary-General. NOW LANDING, EX HAMILLA MITCHELL, @ LONDON, i N EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF - MERCHANDIZE, consisting of— Drapery, Hosiery, Clothing Boots and Shoes, Perfumery, Woollens Calicoes, Native Trade, Oilmen's Stores Bottled Ale and Porter, Burton Ale etc., etc., etc. Charles Davis. Wharf, Queen-street, December i, 1855. EX HAMILLA MITCHELL. "HITE SHIRTINGS Grey Domestics Brown Hollands Navy Blue and Fancy Prints Haberdashery Straw Bonnets Hardware assorte Plough Share Moulds Smith's Anvil and Bellow Canvas Truman's Stout Bottled " Superior Golden Sherry in 1 i gal.-casks Moreens Patent Lamps Toys Boots and Shoes Liverpool Salt. Bain and Burtt. December 2nd, 1883S. A. WOOD IT AS the pleasure to announce th.it he 1 has resumed his residence in Auckland, and has opened his office in Shorlland Street, opposite to the premises of Mr. Wellesley Hughes, where he will conduct thebusiness of LAND AND GENERAL AGENCY. His long, and almost unbroken residence in the colony, and his intimate connection with its varied interests, as also his very extended circle of friendships, induce him to expect a fair share of public support, which he will at least justify by prompt and untiring zeal. To this business hehas united a connection with Melbourne, and has made several Sales of Auckland properties in that market, where he will always keep a list of properties here entrusted to him for disposal. He is already favored with instructions of sale of some fine properties in the interior, of Rural and Suburban Lands, and of City Allotments and Premises, particulars and plans of which may be seen at his office. Auckland, 2nd Dec, 1855. ONE POUND REWARD. §~)ROVE off, or Strayed from the run by SIJ the Half-Way House, a Red and While Spotted COW, in full milk, branded J S off rump, and J 0 milking side, and cocked horns. Any person bringing the same to Mr. Stokes, Epsom Road, shall receive the above Reward. John Stokes. LOST, 7ROM Mount Albert, an English SOW, L white with black spots, and lopping ears. Ten Shillings will be given upon recovery of the same, upon application at the office of the " New Zcalander." FOUND, ON Wednesday Evening, in one of the streets of Auckland, a SILVER WAT CH. The owner may have the same by applying at the New-Zealander office. WANTED, RESPECTABLE middle-aged FEMALE L SERVANT, who understands plain cooking, and would otherwise make herself generally useful. Apply at the JYew-Zca-lander office. M TO BREWERS. L YOUNG MAN practically acquainted L with the Brewing of Old and Mild Beer, Pale Ale, Porter, and also understands the Malting business, is desirous of entering into an engagement. Good references can be given. Address C. 11., Post Office. Auckland, Dec. 2, 1853. ,'ANTED,— A respectable Youth, who can write a good hand. Also,---A Boy to make himself generally useful. Apply personally to Mr. Hansard, Princes Street. WANTED, COOK AND NURSEMAID. Apply to W. S. Grauame. Bth November, 1853. TT7"ANTED,—For the Great Barrier Minos, Yf a Few Miners and Labourers. Men with families able to work would be preferred. Apply to Gibson and Mitchell. Auckland, August slh ; 1853.