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Daily Southern Cross, Volume 1, Issue 9, 17 June 1843, Page 2

ON SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED-. HAY in Trusses of New Zealand growth, Wheat and Barley for seed, Rye Grass seed, » Maize and Potatoes, Bacon and Hams, Kauri Timber and Bricks, Spars, &c. Also, — Imported Goods ex "Tryphena" and "Shamrock," consisting of — Hhds. of Brandy of the growth of 1815, Ward oils ditto in quarter-casks, West India Rum, Groceries of every description, including some boxes superior Green Tea, English Cheese, — and Butter in kegs and half kegs, London Soap and Mould Candles, Finest Van Diemen's Land Flour, Ship Biscuit, A Six-Barrelled Gun, — and Tower Muskets, EDWARD RICH. Lower Queen-street, Jnno 16, 1843. WATERLOO HOUSE. TO WEN M'LENNAN begs to call the -^ attention of the Ladies of Auckland to a beautiful assortment of the following Goods just received per " Shamrock," viz. : — Muslin do Lame Dresses, Fancy Prints, new stylos. Chine, Chusan, Challi, & Thibet Turnovers, Black and colored Gros de Naples, Black and white Satin, \ Gauze, satin, and lutestring Ribbons, Black Love Ribbons, Black and coloured Merinos, Ginghams, — Black Cotton Hose, Straw, white aud coloured Kid Gloves, Check Muslin, — Book Muslin, Scotch Cambric, — Bobbinett, 9-4, 10-4, 11-4, 12-4 Marseilles Quilts, Children's Robes, Caps and Cap Crowns, Tuscan and Dunstable Bonnets, White Stays, Black and white Tapes, — Flannel Binding, Furniture Bindings, Silk, worsted, and cotton Stay Laces, Piping Cord, — Hooks and Eyes, Shirt Pearl, — Ribbon Wire, &c, &c. June IG, 1843. v W. BUCKLAND General Butcher and Baker, Shortland Crescents ana cna.. ft*™- ~- ■•"'-' ymV- of your caput-^- 1. ■*-* of Auckland ,mat, as~w >» bo reason, which is now fast ;Lpproaching, w m prevent them from personally visiting the Stores to make then* purchases, he will be happy to wait on any from whom he may obtain orders either for bread or meat. May 26, 1843. A SERMON "V^TILL be preached at the Court House * v on Sunday first, by the Rev. William Comrie of the Church of Scotland. Service will commence in the Morning at 11 o'clock, and in the Afternoon at 2 o'clock.