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Daily Southern Cross, Volume 3, Issue 108, 17 July 1847, Page 1

FIRST VESSEL FOR SYDNEY. Jfc^KZ HP HE fine fastsailing Brig ifMX A MAUKIN, SfwK^Capt. Cooney, 146 Tons Rejgglllli gister, will leave for Sydney on Tuesday morning next. For Passengers tho Maulcin affords an excellent opportunity, as she proceeds direct for tho above Port. For Freight or Passage apply to W. S. Gkahame, Fort-streot. Auckland, 16th July, 1847. FOR LONDON VIA EOKIANGA. s—ir-~ .ITIHE Barque HOPE, Al, swAt- at Llo J ds 377 Tons Ro * 42/*&&^!kk ffister, W. Marshall, ComZS|i§i£=mander, w ill sail for the above PorTin all July, returning to Auckland for passengers, should sufficient inducement offer. Brown & Campbell, , Agents. Auckland, July 9, 1847. j LOCKS, HINGES, &c, PER JULIA, ON SA LE At the Stores of the Undersigned : — BRASS Box Locks, Ditto Till ditto, Ditto Cupboard ditto, Ditto Bureau Desk ditto, Iron-rim Locks, all sizes, Mortice ditto, Straight Cupboard ditto, Japanned Press ditto, Ditto ditto long ditto, for mock mounting, Chest Locks, a large assortment, Japanned French Locks, Scotch Stock Locks, Three wheel brass bush Locks, Brass Pad-Locks, Iron ditto, all sizes, Taper brass Pad- Locks, Small brass Pad-Locks for travelling bags, ' Brass knob Pad-Locks, Iron T Hinges, all sizes, Single and double joint edge Hinges, Chest Hinges, I Closet Hinges, J Brass-butt Hinges, j Ditto Card Table Hinges, ! Ditto Back-fold ditto, ! Ditto Quadrant ditto, < Brass Pocket Castors, Square plate ditto, Gilt Shutter Knobs, Brass Sash fasteners, Ditto Rack Pullies, Brass-plate Pullies with Iron wheols, Brass-plate Pullies with Brass wheels, Ditto Roller ends, Sash Screws, Brass Drawer Handles, Chair Nails, brass heads. P. Monro. Queen-street, 16th July, 1847. NAILS PER " JULIA." On Sale at the Stores of the Undersigned: "WTROUGHT Nails, from 1 inch to * * 4 inches, Patent pressed ditto, from 1£ inch upwards, Four-penny, eight-penny, and twelvepenny, fine clasp ditto, Horse Nails, large and small, Paling, hurdle, and shingle Nails, Wrought brads, all sizes, Flemish Tacks, and Screws of all sorts. P. Monro. Queen-street, 16th July, 1847. MAIZE. i i For Sale by the Undersigned: '• SOUND SYDNEY MAIZE, free from weavil, in bags from two to three bushels. I James Macky. Queen-street, July 9, 1847. [3