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Daily Southern Cross, Volume V, Issue 214, 17 July 1849, Page 4

FOR SALE, Ex "Ennerdale," "Berhampore," and " Jane Catherine ;" By the Undersigned, at the Stores above Messrs. Connell §• Ridings' — TTOYLE'S CAMBRIC PLATES, •*-■*■ Bleached India Long Cloths, Towelling, fine & common, — Huckaback, Russia Crash, — Damask Table Cloths, , Fringe Toilets, — Turkey Red Handkfs, Counterpanes, — Woollen Cloths, Blankets, best Witney, 10, 11, 12-4, Long Cloth and Regatta Shirts, Moleskin and Moleskin Trousers, Ladies' Bonnets, — Blonde Lace Falls, ; Children's Pinafores, — German Caps, Lace Sleeves, — Infants' Morning Gowns, Caps, Robes and Frock-bodies. Spades, (rivetted handles) Flour Sieves — Riddles — Corn Sacks, Padlocks, Chest, Cupboard, Till and Plate Locks, Brass Candlesticks — Imperial Metal do., Tea Kettles — Frying Pans — Gridirons, \ Curry and Bullock Combs, Pit2«ffi Cross-cut Saws, — Taper Saw Files, i Table Cutlery— Table and Tea Spoons, Pen and Wharncliff Knives, Rodger's Razors and Razor Strops, Steel Pens, Cast-steel American Axes and Hickorj handles — Camp Ovens, Steel Knitting Pins — Copper Tacks, Rack-pullies — Farrier's Pincers, Carpenter's Rules— Tower Bolts, Box, Italian, and Flat Irons, Cow Bells — Counter Machines & Weights, Steelyards — Rat Traps — Corkscrews, Cast-steel Kirby Hooks, in great variety, Packing, sail, yarn, and Whitechapel Needles, all lands, Wheat Mills — Dressing and Side Combs, Tooth, Comb, Nail, Shaving, Hair, Shoe, Scrubbing, Horse & Harness Brushes, Japanned Waiters and Trays — Fire Irons, Britannia Metal Tea and Coffee Pots, Soup & Toddy Ladles. Canvas— Carpets — Floor Cloth— Bed-side-Rugs, and Paper Hangings. Paints — Turpentine — Spirits of Tar, and Pipe Lead. Barclay's Ale and Porter, Port and Sherry, in wood and bottle, Pale Brandy — Champagne, in 1 doz. cases, &c., &c, &c. J. A. GILFILLAN & CO* Queen-street, July 2, 1849. ST. PATRICK'S HALL. AT a Public Meeting held in the Catholic School Room, Auckland, on Monday, the 9th day of July, ta take into consideration the necessary measures for erecting a Teatotal Hall. • The Rev. Father Petit Jean ia the chair. It was unanimously resolved— I. — That it is desirable that the members of St. Patrick's Total Abstinence Society should have a Hall sufficiently large to enable them to meet together, and advocate the moral principles which they have espoused. II. — That from the increasing number of Children the present School Room is inadequate, and that the Hall could bedevoted to educational purposes duringthe day. 111. — That it is the unanimous opinion of this meeting, that such a Hallwould tend not only to the improvement of themoral and intellectual condition of therising generation, but would be replete with benefit to the community at large,, from the purposes to which it is iutended to be devoted during the evening. IV. — That the following Gentlemen beappointed a Committee to open a subscription list, and to adopt the necessary measures for erecting St. Patrick's Hall. Mr. H. Coolahan, Mr. P. Whelan. „ W. Grace, r , A. Peterson, „ P. Donovan, „ J. Nolan, „ T.^Henky, „ P. Grace, „ D. Lynch, „ — Gittos, „ T. BOYLAN, „ — EGAN. „ D. LORIGAN, HOUSE TO LET. THE Commodious Dwelling House sittuated in Freeman's Bay, (lately occupied by Mr. Hardy,) with garden and grass paddocks, consisting of about 6 acres. This pleasant residence is situated within 20 minutes' walk of the Post Office, and i- commands a delightful view of the Town and Harbour. ; Apply to Brown & Campbell.