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Daily Southern Cross, Volume I, Issue 4, 13 May 1843, Page 1

ON SALE I A T the Tea, Grocery & Italian Warehouse •^ Shortland Crescent: — . Green and Black Teas, Coffee, Loaf sugar, ' Chocolate, Raw ditto. [ Anchovies, 5 Sardines, Bottled fruit, Olives, Bloom raisins, • Pickles, Currie powders, Mustards, . Sauces, Table salt, Apricot marmalade, Dried Apples, Wine biscuit, Pipe liquorice, Cayenne Pepper, Fresh and Salt Butter, Pickled salmon, Pickled tongue, Preserved oysters, Dried fish, Soup and boulie, Mutton broth, Leek soup, Portable soup, Salt beef, Ship biscuit, Wax and Sperm Candles, Moulds and dips, Sperm and black oil, Soap, Starch, Soda, Blue, Bath bricks, Pipes, Fine and coarse Salt, Vinegar, Lard, Molasses, Pearl barley, Ground barley, Oatmeal sago, Manilla cigars, Negrohead tobacco, Spices, &c* JOHN SCOTT. Auckland, April 22, 1843. 20 TO 30 TONS COALS "OOR SALE, to arrive per the Schooner -*- "Ariel." — The "Ariel" called at Manukau the other day on her way to this Port, and may be expected in the course of a few days. — Apply to BROWN & CAMPBELL. April 28, 1843. TO BE LET OR SOLD, •piIAT well-finished house, situated at the -*- corner of Durham and Lower Queenstreets. Apply to Mr. Kelly, surveyor, or to JOHN I. MONTEFIORE. May 5, 1843. ON SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED: NEW ZExILAND Produce generally, ALSO, Flour (Van Diemen's Land),. Black and Green Tea, Coffee, Rice, Sugar, Butter in Casks, Ship Biscuit, Porter in hogshead and bottle, Ilambro' and Colonial Beef in tierce?, Brandy, Rum, Gin, Port Wine, Fine Sherry, Blankets, Muskets, etc., etc. EDWARD RICH. Lower Queen-street, May 11, 1843. FOR SALE, Imported in the "Union." A FIRST Rate Patent Upright MANGLE, -^■*- with Washing and Wringing Machine, complete in one machine. The whole occupying less than five feet of room. May be seen by application at the office of this paper. — Maker's name, Baker, Fore-street, Lonion. — Price 20 Guineas. Auckland, May 11, 1843. AUCKLAND ROPE WORK. 'T HE Undersigned having now completed ■*- the erection of his extensive Rope Work, in which the most powerful and the mot approved modern machinery is used, begs lea\ o most respectfully to inform Shippers, Shipowners, Masters of Vessels, and the Public m general, that he has commenced Rope Making in' all its branches, and will be able to supply Cordage superior to any hitherto made in New Zealand or the other Colonies. Cables, Hawsers, Running and Standing Rigging, Fishing Lines, Net Twine, and Nets made to order. New Zealand Flax purchased. JAMES ROBJERTSOX.. Mechanics' Bay, Auckland,^ ' c -'„ May 11, 1843. ■ ' / ji.;.: -;.-;