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Daily Southern Cross, Volume I, Issue 10, 24 June 1843, Page 1

; ;< NOTICE. 1 T HEREBY give Notice that I Lave •*- entered a Caveat in England for socuring a Patent in Great Britain and the Colonies, for a Process and Invention for obtaining, separating and cleansing the fibres of the New Zealand plant called Plwrnnum Tenax, so as to render it available for all the purposes to which European Hemp and Flax are applied. Being desirous to conduce to the future" prosperity of the Colony, and not wishing to monopolize a process, 'or withhold from the Settlers at large information and means which most certainly will render the cultivation and preparation of the Flax Plant the most profitable and richest resource of New Zealand ; Licenses for the Process will be granted, and machines sold, on liboral and moderate terms. GEORGE THOMAS, Manager of the Works. Te Peru, June- 20, 1843. - Letters and applications to Mr. J. I. Montefiore, Auckland. -"FLAX. pLANTS, Green, and Dry, will be pur- •*■ chased in any quantity, on the following terms and cenditions :—: — Green Plants, including stem and leaf, to be cut close to the root, and not to be less I than four feet in length. | Stems of Green Plants to be not less than three feet to the expansion of the leaf. ' Dry Plants, on which there are no dark spots, including stem and leaf, to "Be not less than four feet. The Green, to be kept separate from the Dry Plants. To be delivered on the works, up the •Creek, at Te Puru. The price ten shillings per ton. , ' „,. zatio'n of His Excellency the ofiice'radmmistering the Government, to persons to cut Flax on Crown Lands, by application to the Surveyor General. As many thousand tons will be annually required at the said works, contracts will be entered into with parties engaging to supply large quantities ; of which further particulars may be known on application to Mr. J. I. Montefiore, Auckland, or at the Works at Te Puru, to GEORGE THOMAS, Manager. June 20, 1843. EX OUPERFINE Patent dyed Broad Cloth, *^ Invisible Green, Medium Blue, Super-wool Pilot Cloth, Golden mixed Beaver, Mackintosh Coats, Gentlemen's Worsted Hose, Do. Lamb's wool | Hose, Do, Lisle Thread Gloves, Do. Lamb's wool Shirts, Ducape and Brussels Handkerchiefs, Black Crape, Ladies' White and Black Cotton Hose, Do. Sateen Boots, Children's Socks and Shoes, Do. Chinese Boots, Checked and Plain Muslins, Figured Net, — Lisle Lace, Ribbon Velvet, — Rolled Jaconets, Fancy Prints, newest styles, Superfine and Medium Flannels, Light and Dark Moleskins, Bleached and Grey Callicoes, Black Holland and Selicia, &c, &c. J. & N. SIMMS. Auckland, 16th June; 1843. WATERLOO HOt/SE. JUST Received, ex " Shamrock," from Sydney:— 10-4, 11-4} 12-4 Super Witney Blankets, Colonial Tweeds, Superfine Blue Cloth, Moleskin, Moleskin Trojcsers, Pilot Cloth Coats, Boys' Cloth Caps, Cotton and I. K. Braces, Jim Crow Hats, Regatta and striped Shirts, — and A Variety of Ready Made Clothing. June 16, 1843.