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Daily Southern Cross, Volume X, Issue 674, 13 December 1853, Page 2

S. A. WOOD XT AS the pleasure to announce that h e jj -^-resumed bis residence in Auckland, and Jj opened his office in Shortland Street, opposite t the premises of Mr. Wellesley Hughes, where \ will conduct the business of Land and General Agency. His long, and unbroken residence in the colony and his intimate connection with its varied jjj terests, os also his very extended circle of friends ships, induce him to expect a fair share of pi^ support, which he -will at least justify by p roni p and untiring zeal. To this business he has united a connecti 0l with Melbourne, and has made several Sales 0 Auckland properties in that market, where h will always keep a list of properties here intrust^ to him for disposal. He is already favored w j t ] instructions of sale of some fine properties in tin interior, of Rural and Suburban Lands, and 6 ( City Allotments and Premises, particulars auj plans of which may be seen at his office. Auckland, 9th Dec, 1853.

On Sale by the Undersigned. Ex ' Hamilla Mitchell.' pKOWN and FERN SCYTHE^ extra strong, Fagging, Slash, and Yeoing Hooks, Port and Sherry Wines. W. Brodie. Fort-street, Dec. 12, 1853.

Tea Trays. ON SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED, TEA TRAYS, in sets, and single Tray s , James Walker, Ironmonger, and Tin Plate Worker, Queen-street, Dec. 12, 1853.

To Grocers, Drapers, and others. EX 'HAMILLA MITCHELL.' i}{\ REAMS, 201bs. BAG CAP, U 10 do. 301bs. do., \ 40 do. Drapers' Paper. J. T. Botlan, Queen-street.

D. CROSBIE, Tailor, &c, BEGS leave to return his sincere thanks for the very liberal patronage he has been favored with, for the last eleven years. — D. C. would apprise bis friends and the public in general, that he has received via Sydney from England, a choice stock of Summer Goods, fitting for the approaching season. White H-art Hotel, November 21st, 1853.

Destruction of the Fremises belonging to Mr. John Nicholson, Black Bull Inn, Albert-street. Auckland. IT having been proposed by some of the L> habitants to form a SUBSCRIPTION LIST, and to collect a sum in some measure to alleviate tho distress of Mr. NICHOLSONS family, occasioned by the above catastrophe, and to enable him again to commence business for their sup» port. Subscriptions for the above purpose will be received at all the Hotels in the City, and by Mr. A. G. Betts, who is also authorized to receive them in aid of the above object. The loss has been estimated at about (£1500) fifteen hundred pounds, and occurring as the fire did, at night, not even the clothing of the family was saved. December 12, 1853.

Brickfield Cottage. MRS. HAMER will be happy to receive six young ladies as boarders, and eight day scholars, to educate with her own daughters. The Rev. T. Hamer will render assistance in some departments. A liberal education will be imparted, and constant attention paid to health. Mrs H. having been accustomed to private and public tuition, will seek to combine the pleasures of home, with the regularity of school discipline. Accommodation is being added to the house, with which, are a large garden and play ground. The locality is cheerful, sheltered, and healthy. £ s. d. Boarders above 8 years of age, including washing 10 0 0 per quarter. Ditto under 8 years, 810 0 " " Day scholars above 8 years, . . 20 0" " Ditto under 8 years 110 0 " " Music (by a master), 110 0 " " French, 110 0 " " Dining, 2 0 0" <* A quarters notice before the removal of a pupil. Payments quarterly in advance. Pupils will be received on Monday, January 16th, 1854. Brickfield Cottage, November 10th, 1853.