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Daily Southern Cross, Volume I, Issue 4, 13 May 1843, Page 2

ROASTED COFFEE. (GIBSON & MITCHELL before leaving Home, for these colonies had, from peculiar circumstances, the subject of Coffee Roasting forced upon their attention, but it was not until after many fruitless endeavours they succeeded in gaining a knowledge of this (which may truly be called) SCIENCE. Roasting Coffee, which appears to the uninitia--ted to be a very simple matter, is an operation of the greatest delicacy — hence the present impossibility of procuring A Cup of Real Good Coffee. G. & M. arc glad to announce, that this desideratum is at once supplied by their PA TEN T COFFEE 11 OA 8 TER, the complicated machinery of which they have now had an opportunity of erecting in their ( new premises. — There are certain principles which must be attended to in roasting coffee — | if the heat be too slowly or too quickly applied, in either case the delightful * AROMA OF THE BEAN is dissipated, and consequently the fine flavour of the coffee lost, — and even should the heat be duly regulated, unless tne bean is EQUABLY ROASTED, no better result will follow — as in this case it will merely be an over and underdone heterogeneous mixture. — The Patent Coffee Roaster overcomes all these difficulties — the coffee is roasted by means of HEATED AIR, the flame never coming in contact with the ' holder (in which the bean is put), and to which J (by the combination of a horizontal and vertical) an universal motion is given, which, is so ' complete and effective, that is is impossible to find one bean a shade either more or less roasted than another. The Patent Coffee Roast r is Perfect. G. & M. can only invite their numerous friends to make a trial of their coffee, which will be frcsli roasted and ground daily, and which they do not hazard to say will be proj nounced the best and only really good they have ever drank. N.B.— Superior BLACK TEAS just come to hand ex "Thomas Lord." May 11, 1843. TO OWNERS OF STRAYED CATTLE. AC O W, with the Two Fold Bay brand, and a Heart on off side, has just calved on Section No. 42 on the Tamaki, she has been running there the last seven months. — The owner may have her by paying the expense of this advertisement. " AUCKLAND DISPENSARY. A T the Adjourned Meeting of this Institution, held at Hart's "Exchange Hotel," on Thursday, May 11, 1843, in accordance with a provions public announcement, George Cooper, Esq., in the Chair, It icas Resolved, — Ist. That a Meeting of the Subscribers to this Institution be held on this day fortnight, Thursday, the 25th instant,) to appoint the Committee and other Officers, when the Code of Laws and Regulations, presented by Drs. Johnson, Pollen, and Martin, be laid before them for approval. 2nd. That no person be eligible to vote, unless he has paid his subscription. 3rd. That Mr. Didsbury bo appointed Collector, and do wait upon all who have promised contributions. (Signed) G. COOPER, Chairman. GROCERIES. ''IT HE Undersigned having lately added ■"- largely to his stock of Groceries, to meet the greatly increasing demand, he solicits those of the Public who have not yet made a trial to do so, when he is convinced they will immediately appreciate the qualities of the various kinds, _ and become steady Customers. Ex "THOMAS LORD," Good Congou, in chests and \ chests, Superior Souchong ditto, — and in caddies to suit families, Fine Hyson Skin, — Loaf Sugar, Candied Lemon Peel, &c, &c, he. JOHN SCOTT. Shortland Crescent, \ Auckland, May 12, 1843./ MANUKAU STEAM MILLS. QEASONED TIMBER of the best qnality £-* will be sold at the following prices at the Mills, viz. ; Boards under 12 inches wide, at 9s. Ditto over ditto at 10s. " Scantling and Battens at Bs. " Battens for fencing, 5 ft. long, at £4f-1000. Quantities not under 5000 feet delivered in any part of the Bay of Manukau at Is. f 100 feet extra. HEALE, SINCLAIR, & Co. May 12, 1843.