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Daily Southern Cross, Volume 2, Issue 70, 17 August 1844, Page 1

TO BE SOLD, OR LET. A WELL Frequented Public House, with Furniture, Fixtures, and every requisite for carrying on a good business. The situation of the House is inferior to none in Town ; and with a proper person to conduct the Establishment, could not fail to command a good trade. The Advertiser's reason for parting with the concern is, becauso he has entered into other engagements that requiro his personal superintendance. j The present Property will be Sold a great Bargain, or Let upon a modex'ato rent. j For particulars, apply to Brown & Campbell. Auckland, 1G August, 1844. j NEW ZEALAND MANUFACTURE, i JOHN BROADLE Y begs leave to inform his friends and the public generally that lie has commenced to manufacture cloth ■ from New Zealand Flax— the strength and durability of this article is well known, having been found very superior for Wool and Grain Bags. — J. B. is now ready to supply any quantity of cloth for the above purposes ! at very moderate prices, and will feel obliged i for any orders that may be given him for goods of the above description. SEED OATS, SEED WHEAT, either bearded or smooth-headed, may be had at Mr. Patons Farm ;--also some excellent Chevalier or Malting Barley from imported Seed, selected by a professional brewer, and which will be guaranteed clean from all mixture, which seed from the adjacent colonies is so liable to consist of. Eden Hill, Epsom, \ August 14, 1844./ CASE LENT. PERSONS requiring small sums of Cash •*• for short periods, can be accommodated by giving satisfactory security to tho advertiser. — Apply to T. M., "Caledonian Inn," between tho hours of 10 and 12 a.m. REMOVED, J lI ARRIS, Cabinet-maker, Upholsterer, • and Builder,— to No. 3., Queen-street, near the Market, — begs to inform the Public that his Material and Workmanship will be first-rate, and prices moderate for cash. JOHN ROWELL begs leave to inform the Gentlemen of Auckland that they ca:i get their Coats, Trowsers, &c, cleaned, and any grease or stains removed, on very moderate terms, on applying at his residence next door to Mr. Grimley. VALUABLE FARMS ON THE TAMAKI 11IVEH FOR SALE. FARM No. 3, 116 Acres, — and Farm No. 4, 140 Acres, — in the Parish of Mavmrewa, on the East bank of the Tamaki River, situate immediately opposite the Portago to the Manukau. As these Farms are to be disposed of on extremely liberal terms, innnediate application will be necessary. Apply to Brown & Campbell. Auckland, June 7, 1844. TO WHALERS. j BOYD TOWN, TWOFOLD BAY, N.S.W. •Q HIPS can Refresh or Refit at this Harbour free of all Port charges, Pilotage, &c, and can obtain Wood, Water, fresh and salt Provisions, "Vegetables, Ship Chandlery, Stores and Slops of every kind and descriptiou, and if required the services of Shipwrights and Boat-builders • upon the most reasonable terms. N.B. — Oil or Bone taken in exchange. FOR SALE. ■^PIIAT Valuable Allotment adjoining the New Brick Store of Mr. Rich, in Lower Queen- street. To persons requiring ground f oi- the erection of Stores for bonding goods, this land would be invaluable. For particulars apply at the Southern Cms Office, or to Messrs. Brown & Campbell. Shortland Crescent. Auckland, April 25, 1844.