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Auckland Examiner, Volume IV, Issue 274, 20 June 1860, Page 1

General Seetl Store, UPPER QUEEN STREET, On Sale, GRASS SEEDS, pure and warranted Perrenial Rye Grass, 10s per bushel Italian Grass Cocksfoot Red and White Clover Cow Grass Trefoil Sandfoil Alsyke Clover Lucerne Colonial Tares Rape Seed Turnip Seed of all kinds Mangle Wurzell Yellow Globe Long Red Long Yellow and White Top Blue Gum and Gorse Seeds Myats’ choicest Rhubarb Plants Cellery Seed for soup, a pinch of which is equal to a arge root White Clover, only Is per lb, Where 201bs. are taken. Garden and Flo.wer Seeds R. S. DRURY. B. Seccombe and ®on, BEG to offer to the public their sincere thanks for the very liberal support they have received since entering on the above establishment, and trust to merit a continuance of the same. From this date their Ale and Porter will be Five Pounds perlihd. to the trade. Private Families on same terms as usualN. B.—Grains and Fresh Yeast always on hand. June 13, 1860. Strayed Away, A RED HEIFER, branded DII on the rump, with white star in the forehead, and cock horns. Any person giving information about her to Mr. Denyer, of the Whau, will be rewarded for their trouble. CHOICE TABLE POTATOES, Warranted Sound and Excellent. Very Prime New Zealand Pork, Guaranteed Quality and Rich. on sale by S. COCHRANE, BROTHER £ CO. To Let on Lease, THE PREMISES at present in the occupation of Mrssrs. Cruicksiiank, Smart, & Co. Possession on the 4th December next. Apply to Brown & Campbell. June 5, 1860. A Profitable Position. S. COCHRANE, BROTHER Sf CO, Have received instructions to Let or Lease, for a given term, THAT Large and Commodious Store and Dwelling House at Mangawai, at present occupied by Messrs. Insley & Co. And, together therewith, Sixty Acres of first-class Land, acknowledged amongst the best in the well-known district. The above Premises are situate upon the river side, about two miles from the mouth, have just been erected and finished in a superior and durable manner. The House contains Ten Rooms and spacious -passage, with a large Kitchen in the rear. It is the centre of a large local business, and a considerable MAO RI TRADE, which, by energy and enterpsise, could even be increased and rendered nothing inferior to the best position in Auckland for the quick turn of Capital, and good return of Profit. AUSTBAIjIAU Mutual Provident Society, VOLUNTEERS & MILITIA MEN. nPHE Directors beg to draw the attenA tion of Members of the Society to the following extrect from the 19th Bye Law : — “In cases of Policies for insuring sums contingent on the death of a Member or any other Person, the Policy will be void if such Member or Person shall engage in any Military or Naval Service except as a Volunteer.” Militia Men not engaged in disturbed districts or where Martial Law is proclaimed, are not called upon for any extra provision. The risk incurred by Militia Men so engaged will be covered by the payment of any extra premium, at the rate of Ten and a half per cent, per annum in the sum assured. By order of the Board, Robert Thompson, Actuary and Secretary. J. Gilfillan, Agent Sydney, 13th April, 1860. Auckland, 28th April, 1860,