SUMMARY PASSENGERS BY THE ‘ BOMBAY ’ will find their names published in the NEM -ZEALANDER MONTHLY SUMMARY—published to-morrow. Office Queen-street 'corner cf Wyndham-street). ‘ / NADUCEUS ’ FROM LONDON. Passengers by the above vessel will find their names published in the NEW-ZEA LANDER [MONTHLY [SUMMARY. Published to-morrow. Office Queen-street, (corner of Wyndham-stcet). SHIP ‘LOUISA,’ —Passengers by the above vessel can forward their names home bv purchasing the NEWZEALANDER MONTHLY SUMMARY. Office, Queenstreet (corner of Wyndham-street.) PEGASUS,’ FROM LONDON. Names of the Passengers by this vessel will be found in the NEWZFALANDER SUMMARY of To-morrow. Office:— Queen-street (corner of Wyndham-street.) WANTED Commissariat, Princes-strcet, 29th March, 1865. WANTED FOR THE TRANSPORT CORPS 60 Brown Leather Half Hides 40 Black do do W. 0. CHISLET T, 1146 rar 30 D.A.C.G. MR. JOHN McG I.ARHAN—An English Mail LETTER for you lies at this Office, * XT/"ANTED, BUSHMEN, —None, need apply but V? experienced bands. Apply to John McLeod, Kaipara Saw Mills. 141 ap 3 WANTED, a few respectable MEN, to BOARD at the CRESCENT DINING ROOMS, Shortland-street. Highest price given for Poultry.— E. Waters. 1050 jn 19 WANTED, Agents for the sale of the AUCKLAND WEEKLY ARGUS.—AppIy at the office, Shortland-crescent. W ANTED—A MARRY D COUPLE as domestic Servants. —Apply to Mr. A, Clerk, Assistant Commissary General, Albert Barracks. 1108 tths tc WANTED, for the “ Auckland Saw Mill Company (Limited),” a GENTLEMAN to act as Secretary and Salesman. Written applications to be sent to the Company’s office not later than TUESDAY, 4th April, at Noon.— William Atkin, Chairman. 1139 ap4 WANTED. —For the Wesleyan Infant School, New Plymouth, a FEMALE TEACHER. Liberal Salary offered. Apply to the Rev. Thomas Bdddle, Upper Queen-street, Auckland. 1142 tc PUBLIC NOTICES. NOTICE. TO ARMY AND NAVY OUT PENSIONERS IN THE AUCKLAND DISTRICT. Military Accountant’s Office, Commissariat, Auckland, 16th March, 1865 ■r>HE PAYMENT of PENSIONERS for the I I NSUING QUARTER will be made at the undermentioned Places and Dares : AUCKLAND—Monday, 10th April, at 10 a.ra., at the Military Accountant’s Office, Albert Barracks. ONEMUNGA—Thursday, 6th April, at 11 a.m. at Mr. McMahon’s House. OTAHUHU —Monday; 6rd April, at 11 a.m. at Commissariat Office, Otahuhu. PANMURE —Monday, 3rd April, at 11 a m., at the Post Office. HOWlCK—Tuesday, 4th April, at 9 a.m., at Mr. Crowe’s House. *j* Pensioners in the Waikato District who cannot obtain leave on the above days, must apply before the 20th April next, and all remittances by cheque will be at the risk of the Pensioner. ALEXANDER CLERK, A.C.G., 1021 apl2 Military Accountant NO TICE. The Auckland Saw Mill Company, (Limited.) JS prepared to Supply Timber Merchants Shipbuilders. and Carpenters with — SAWN TIMBER, from 12 to 36 feet in length. Also PLANED, TONGUED, snd GROOVED FLOORING of all sorts. Apply to WILLIAM ATKIN, Chairman. Queen-street, Auckland, March 1, 1865. 11l tc NOTICE. r pHE UNDERSIGNED having resolved on re1, linquishing their Retail Ironmongery Business in Queenstreet, Are now prepared to treat with suitable parties for the SALE of their GOODWILL, STOCK, and PREMISES. Should no eligible offer be received, the business will be carried on to the close of the year, during which period no new retail accounts will be opened, but the Stock Sold at Reduced Rales for Cash, and the premises in Queen-street will be for sale or lease, possession to be given on Ist January, 1866. After that date, their IRONMONGERY BUSINESS will be entirely WHOLESALE, to be carried on in their HIGH-STREET PREMISES, in conjunction with their other business as General Merchants. CRUICKSHANK, SMART, AND CO. Auckland, 16th February, 1865. 1054 ap 20 NOTICE OF PARTNERSHIP. WE, the undersigned, beg to announce that we have, on the Ist of FEBRUARY, 1865, ENTERED INTO PARTNERSHIP, for the purpose ol CARRYING on BUSINESS as ENGINEERS. MILLWRIGHTS, BOILER-MAKERS, IRON and BRASS FOUNDERS, IMPORTERS, &c,, under the style of FRASER & TINNE, Mechanics Bay. GEORGE FRASER THEODORE F, S. TINNE. G.E. takes this opportunity to thank the public for the liberal support and encouragement he has hitherto received ; and hopes, as he has now been able to add largely to his machinery and appliances, under the new firm to give increased satisfaction. F. anti T. beg to state that they are prepared to receive orders for any of the undermentioned Machinery from England. T. F. S. T. is agent for Messrs. I Fawcett, Preston & Co., of Liverpool, who have for many years directed their special attention to the manufacture of the kind of Machinery best suited to the requirements of the Colonies : Patent Slips Screw Coasting Steamers Ferry Steamers Tug Boats Steamers suitable for shallow rivers Iron Barges Water Wheels Saw Mills Cranes Screw Presses Patent Bombay Wool Press Engines and Boilers &c., &c., See. 30 may 10 NOTICE. A NY PERSON found TRESPASSING on the land in possession of the undersigned in pursuit of game, or otherwise, will be prosecuted according to law. GEORGE RUST. Kohiirurama, 27th March 1865. 1147 ap 1
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New Zealander, Volume XXII, Issue 2391, 30 March 1865, Page 1
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812Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 New Zealander, Volume XXII, Issue 2391, 30 March 1865, Page 1
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