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Daily Southern Cross, Volume 1, Issue 7, 3 June 1843, Page 1

I IRONMONGERY AND CUTLERY. ON Sale by the Undersigned, at reduced , prices for cash :—: — 1 Nails — batten, shingle,lining,spike,boat,&c. Locks — mortice, rim, closet, stock, drawback, cupboard, chest, till, pad of every description. Bolts — tower, barrel, bright round, brass flush, &c. Latches — mortice for French doors, and windows, Norfolk, Lancashire, night, &c. Wood Screws from i to2h inches. Hinges — brass and iron butts, TH.IIL, shutter, rising door, pew door, &c, &c. Pullies — brass and iron axle and frame. Brass Foundry. — Sash fastners, cupboard knobs and turns, rack pullies, hat pins, commode knobs, handles, &c, &c. Iron Foundry. — Doorknockers,sash weights stable drains, sough grates, sad irons, hat pins, iron pots, &c, &c. Weighing Machines and Weights. Edge Tools. — Axes, adzes; garden, planta • tion and breaking up hoes, drawing knives, chissels, gouges, planes and plane irons, trowels, tomahawks, &c, &c. Saws — pit, cross cut, hand, pannel, compass, tenon, table, and key hole. Files — smiths, saw, cabinet, and farriers rasps. Carpenters Tools. — Hammers, shingling hatchets, pincers, augurs, gimlets, brad awls, squares, compasses, &c., &c. Holloware. — Teakitchens,saucepans,round and oval boilers, tea kettles, stewpans, digesters, maslin kettles, glue pots, coffee and pepper mills, &c, &c. . Spades. — Shovels, garden racks, reels and trowels. Saddlery. — Saddles, bridles, whips, spurs, curry-combs and brushes. German Silver forks and spoons. Britania and Tin tea and coffee pots, spoons, tureens, &c. Cutlery. — Razors, pen and pocket knives, scissors, table knives and forks, butcher's knives, steels, «fee. Paint, oil, turpentine, whiting, earthenware, glue, brushes, Newcastle grindstones, iron bedsteads, <fee, &c, <fee. EDWARD ALLARTON. Shortland Crescent, 2nd June, 1843. -'' MR. D. C. OSBORNE "OEGS leave to inform the Gentry and -*-* Public of Auckland in general, that he will give an E VENING EN TER TA IN MEN T in Mr. Marshall's House, (the late " Sir G. Gipps,") High-street, on which occasion Mr. O. has secured the services of a Lady, who will sing 'Three Popular Airs. Upon this occasion an infant of 6 years of age will make her first appearance before the Public, and sing a much admired Air, entitled "Lilla is a Lady." Mr. O. hints that this is only a Prelude to something better, and that the Friends of the Drama will attend ! ! ! Music will be in attendance. N.B. — Further particulars in Bills. June 2, 1843. _ : LIVERY STABLES. SA. WOODr intends starting Livery • Stables at the Royal Hotel. Carriage and Pair, and Saddle Horses for hire. Application to be made at S. A. Wood's Stores in Shortland Crescent, until the 11th instant ; afterwards at the Royal Hotel. June 2, 1843. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. HP HE Partnership heretofore existing be- •*■ tween John Fare and Maurice Kelly, Sawyers and Timber Dealers, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. Signed in the presence of Edward Murray this 29th day of May, 1843. *OHN FARE avails himself of this *J opportunity of returning his sincere thanks to the Public in general, for the numerous favors hitherto received, and begs leave to inform them that he has now an opportunity of supplying timber upon the most reasonable terms, having purchased the interest of his late partner, Maurice Kelly, in timber, boats, &c, and the whole of the tackling for getting out spars, which, he can also supply on moderate terms. " ' Auckland, 29th May, 1843.