Bank of New Zealand. "VTOTICE is hereby given that a SPECIAL Jt\ GENERAL MEETING of the Proprietors of this Bank Vfill bo held in the Banking-house, Queenstreet, on THURSDAY, the 30th October next, at half-past 11 a.m,, for the purpose of confirming the following resolution, passed at a Special General Meeting of the Proprietors, hGd on the 10th instant, viz.:— , “ Provided that the first Directors, viz., —John Logan Campbell, Thomas Henderson, James O’Neill, George Burgoyno Owen, Thomas Russell, Charles John Taylor, and James Williamson, be eligible for re-election without any notice at the election to bo hold n October, 1862.” By order of the Board of Directors, HENRY B. MACNAB, I Secretary. Auckland, 19th September, 1862. Bank of New Zealand. NOTICE is hereby given that the HALF-YEARLY GENERAL MEETING of the Proprietors of this Bank will be held in the Banking-house in Auckland, on THURSDAY, the 30th October next, at Noon, for the purpose of receiving the Report of the Directors for the half-year ending 30th September instant; also for the election of the Director, in the room of the one who retires by lot, and of two Auditors to act during the year then next ensuing, in the room of those who retire; and for any other business which may be brought before the Meeting. By order of the Board of Directors, HENRY B. MACNAB, Secretary. *** Candidates for the office of Director must give at least THIRTY DAYS’ notice, before the day of election, to the Board of Directors in writing, to be left at the Banking-house in Auckland. Auckland, 19th September, 1862. Bank of New Zealand. NOTICE is hereby given that, in consequence of the Half-yearly Balance, the TRANSFER BOOKS of this Bank’s Stock will bo CLOSED from the 15th instant, to the Blh prox. By order of the Board of Directors, HENRY B. MACNAB, Secretary. Auckland, sth Sept., 1862.
BANK OF NEW SOUTH WALES. ESTABLISHED IN 1817. INCORPORATED BY ACT OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY. Paid-up Capital ••• £750,000 Reserve Fund ••• £250,000 AUCKLAND BRANCH. Interest allowed on the monthly minimum balance of current accounts on amounts of £SO and upwards, at the rate of 2J per cent, per annum. On fixed deposits for 3 months ... 3 per cent, per anm. R 4 J> » I) u •** »> » ,) ti » n ••• 5 ~ „ Drafts and Letters of Credit issued on the various Branches and Agencies of the Bank in Great Britain and Ireland, New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland, Tasmania, South Australia, Western Australia, Hamburgh, New York, India, China, Ceylon, Mauritius, Singapore, Manilla, and Batavia. Terms of Discount, Interest and Exchange, may be earned on application at the Bank. JOHN WOODHOUSE, Manager. Ex “Blundell,”. “Royal Charlie,” and “ Queen of the North.” 9 A CASES PAPER-HANGINGS jml\J Plain and Fancy Window Glass White Lead, Zinc White, Oils, Colours, &e. W. PHILLIPPS & SON. W. PHILLIPPS & SON HAVING now their PAPER HANGINGS opened and arranged for inspection, beg respectfully to suggest the advantage of an early application to ensure a choice selection, both in quality and pattern, that 12,000 pieces can afford, varying from rich Flock and Gold to the most common. 50,000 feet Window Glass, Strong Rolled Plate, British and Polished, Crown, Obscured, Enamelled, Coloured, Plain and Figured, Borders and Rosettes. 6 tons White Lead, 2 tons Patent Driers, and colours in Oil, 1| ton Putty, Zinc White, Turps, Linseed Oil, Varnishes, French Polish, Gold Leaf, Fine Oil Colours in Tubes for Artists, Dry Colours, Distemper and Painters’ Brushes and Tools, &c. Shortland-street, Sept. 5, 1862.
550 For Sale by the Undersigned, LBS. PRESERVED BEEF, 6lb. TINS 15 cases Preseved Ginger, Clb. jars 15 cases Lobsters, lib. tins 10 “ Sardines $ and i lb. boxes 7 “ Bottled Fruits. 2 doz. each 10 “ White Wine Vinegar, qrts. 5 “ Colman’s Mustard, 4 and 7 lb. tins 4 “ Castor Oil, J pnts. 4 “ Salad Oil, “ 2 “ Paste Blacking. \ gross boxes j « “ “ tins 15 casks Split Peas 5 kegs Carb. ot Soda 16 jars Tartaric Acid, 14 lbs. cacii 60 reams Royal Hand Paper 30 half chests Fine Congou Tea 5 bales Hops, 1861 &c., &c., &c. The above Goods are just landed, ex “ Queen of the North” and other late arrivals, and arc in first-rate condition. They have been bought cheap, and will be.oldaccoriU.gljr. J. c. McDOWELL. Queen-street, 12th Sept., 18G2. On Sale by late Arrivals, ADIES’ KID BOOTS 10si Town made Cloth ditto 8s - Cashmere Side Lace • —, 48 - f,a - Children’s Cloth and Balmorels, all sizes. Boys’ Bluchers ss. Gd. Gent’s superior Half Wellingtons.. 14s. Nugget Knee Boots 255. Men’s Nailed Bluchers ss. Gd. “ Watertights !2s. Black, Colored, and Sheep Slippers. Scarlet, Green, and Purple Roans. J. ROUT. High-street.
GERMAN IMMIGRATION. WE beg to inform the Public of New Zealand, that we have authorised Mr. CHARLES PETSCHLER, of Auckland, to issue tickets for passages by our vessels running between this port and Otago. Wellington, and Auckland. Parties desirous of sending for friends or relations in Germany, will do well by applying at earliest convenience to Mr. Petschler for such passage orders, and by lorwarding these to their friends at home will enable them to embark in one of our line of packet ships leaving regularly for New Zealand. We have also authorised Mr. Pktsculeu to receive orders for farm labourers, hutkeepers, shepherds, stockmen, mechanics, &c., which will be executed with the utmost care and attention, and we arc able from long experience to give the assurance that such colonists will turn out to the utmost satisfaction. XVXr, Petschler will give any information, TOquired about passage money, &c, (Signed) JOHN CESAR GODEFFROY & SON. Hamburgh, 24th June, 18C2. Important to Country Settlers. THE undersigned is prepared to enter into arrange ments with country settlers for the supply of a vegetable material, the growth of tiie forest. It is easily prepared, without machinery, and arcmuneiativc price will he paid on delivery in Auckland, by the cwt. ° r For particulars and terms apply to the undersigned between the hours of 11 and 12 each day, at Webb s Music Hall. Fort.street, Auckland. Music mi, CHAUWit t UAIiON DB THIERRY. July 18th, 1862.
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New Zealander, Volume XVIII, Issue 1727, 27 September 1862, Page 7
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