W. F. BLAKE, TIM B E R MI2ROH A N T, Waikoukou Saw Mills, Kaip.ira River, and Pitoitoi, Waitemata, Officb. Custom House Street, AIIPKT.ANTI



PETER BIRLEY'S SHOEING FORGE, VICTORIA-STREET, (Next Mr. Hardington's Stables,) AUCKLAND. All kinds of Km.th Work neatly executed, and turned off in a workman-like nuinncr.
MESSRS. BARNARD & ALLEN, ARCHITECTS AND SURVEYORS QUEEN STREET — OVER MR. SMALLFIELD's.
KOBERT J. McFAELAND, C.E., ARCHITECT AND SURVEYOR, IUOH-STIIKET, AUCKLAND.
P. HEJRAPATH, ARCHITECT AND SURVEYOR, <JUEEN-STREET, BEGS respectfully to intimate to bis friends and the public generally that he has RESUMED HIS PROFESSION of ARCHITECT, &c., and assures those who may favour him with their instruc- tions, that the utmost promptitude may be relied on in their execution. N.B.— Office over Mr. S. Forsaith's, opposite Supreme Court House.
EDWARD BUCHANAN, BUILDER AND STONECUTTER, HAS OX HAND A LARGE ASSORTMENT of Sydney and Hobart Town STONE ; and also a number of Monuments, Tombs, and Headstones of the newest designs and at moderate prices. All des- criptions of Stonework executed on tho shortest notice. address: «gropposite the new savings' bank.^j QUEEN-STREET.
NOTICE. MR. J. R. VIALOU, ARCHITECT, SURVEYOR, AND SANITARY ENGINEER, Late Member of the London Metropolitan Board of Works, and Architect to the Loudon Armoury Company, BEGS to inform the Gentry and Public generally that he has returned from England, and intends settling permanently in Auckland. At the same time he takes this opportunity of thanking those gentlemen who were pleased to honour him with their confidence while he was prac- tising in Auckland formerly, and respectfully solicits a continuance of the same. Office : Over the Stores of Lewis Brothers, Queen- Street Wharf



QEORGE PULMAN, LITHOGRAPHER AND DRAUGHTSMAN. Every Description of Lithographic PRINTING AND DESIGNING: Shortland-stuket, One door (and 50 per cent.) below the New Zealandcr.
