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Daily Southern Cross, Volume X, Issue 638, 9 August 1853, Page 1

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CONNELL & RIDINGS Have received instructions to sell by Auction, at their Mart, Queen Street, on Saturday next, the 13th instant, SIX CRATES VERY SUPERIOR CROCKERY, (From Alderman Copeland and Cos. Works) consisting of Enamelled Milk Pans j' Ditto Covered Jars j Ditto Tiles Bedroom Furniture — (Ewers, Bowls, 1 Sponge, Brush, Soap and Trays,; Chambers & Candlesticks to match, complete, newest patterns) Brown Covered Jars, '' Jelly Cans Also — 7 Cwt. French LUCERNE SEED, (new, never before ■ imported into this colony.) 10 Cases Cavendish Tobacco.

Gold Watches, and Silver ditto, EX 'MO A.' CONNELL & RIDINGS] Have received instructions to, Sell-by Publicj Auction, at their Mart, Queen,- street,j on Saturday next, 13th August— |j O*; LADIES' and GENTLEMEN'S! °° GOLD GENEVA WATCHES, | 42 Ditto Silver ditto, of superior mctke\ and finish, Also — A Harp and i 2 Guitars ;

MR. JOHN BRIDGES (formerly of thej Customs Department at this Portland] late of the Union Bank at Sydney) begs toj inform the inhabitants of New Zealandthat he has established himself as a "General* Commission Agent at ! Syclney, and froraj his intimate acquaintance with the markets and men of business there, feels, confident! of giving satisfaction to those who "may em{ .ploy him, either in the of- produce, purchase of goods, or any other description of agency he may be entrusted with. Refers to Capt. Kelly, and 'M>. % E.I Taylor. \ ' Qffice at Messrs. R. Cowan and C 0.,, George Street, Sydney.

To Let on Lease, THAT Property fronting Hobson and Victoria- streets, belonging to .Mrs.' ■•Hill. , .' ■ 1~1 ~- For fu^h^pa/tioulars fflfissp Jjwjwe'mi'ses, two doors'from the "Aurora Tavern.'*