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Daily Southern Cross, Volume X, Issue 681, 6 January 1854, Page 1

EX 'HAMILLA MITCHELL.'

S. H. LEVEY

BEGS to inform his Friends, and the Public generally, that he has received as above, direct from his London agents, the following consignment of superior WINES & SPIRITS, viz. : 10 Hhds. Martels' Brandy, 10 " B. P. Rum, 70 Cases Geneva, 10 Casks Burton Ale, 10 " XX Stout, 6 Qr.-Casks pale Sherry, 6 « [] []Port, 200 Doz. Bottled Ale and Porter, ALSO, TO ARRIVE PER "LADY CLAKKE." 25 Hhds. Burton Ale, No. 3, 25 " Truman's Stout, 12 Cases Cordials. N.B. — A Barman wanted. December 15, 1853.

ON SALE,

At the Stores of the Undersigned, MOULD CANDLES Soap Geneva Bottled Ale and Porter Congou and Hyson Teas, Three Bushel Sacks Wool Packs 72, 36, and 33 inch Grey Domestics Scarlet Blankets Cotton Sheets Dark and Millers' drab- Mole Trowsers Fancy Prints and Brown Holland. Scotch Twilled and Stripped Cotton Shirts Blucher and Lace up Boots Gent Coats — Vests Drays Axles and wheels. D. Nathan,

COATS.

BLACK SHOOTING COATS Fancy Tweed ditto SILK, Alpacca, and other Summer ditto Plain and Fancy Silk and Satin Vests Tweed Shooting ditto Tweed, Doeskin, Gambroon, Black Cloth, Blue Pilot, Drill, and Moleskin Trowsers Boys' and Youths' Black Cloth and Tweed Coats Boys' and Youths' Doeskin, Tweed, Cord, and Moleskin Trowsers Boys' Shirts, linen fronts and collars Ditto Blue Serge Shirts Men's White Shirts Ditto ditto Dress ditto Silk and Satin Neckerchiefs W. Rattray. New Zealand House, Shortland-street.

CLOTHING STORE, NEXT DOOR TO MR. WYNCH, Shortland-Street.

BOY'S and YOUTH'S TWEED and BLACK CLOTPI COATS, Do., Tweed, Doeskin, & Black Cloth TrowseFS, Do., Satin and Alpacca Vests, Men's Clothing of every description. E. Wayte.

TO BE LET,

THE Dwelling House of the PAH, near Onehuuga, with garden, orchard, and pleasure

grounds attached. The tenant may obtain, if desired, about 80 acres of excellent pasture, with a number of Cows to stock the same. Apply to Brown & Campbell.

Wool, Gum, Butter, Potatoes, &c.

TTT ANTED to Purchase, the above, and other ' ' New Zealand Produce, at the highest market price, for Ca&h. Samuel Collins. Shortland-street, (one door from Queen-street.)

Notice.

ANY PERSON who shall be found to have encouraged the Natives to dig Kauri Gum on my land, or on the land belonging to the Rev, John M. Orsmen, by purchasing the same, will be dealt with according to law. James Shepherd. Wangaroa, Dec. 5, 1853.

Money to Lend. * FROM £1500 to £2000 to lend on goo* security, at 10 per cent. Apply to F. Whitaker, Esq., Solicitor Auckland. 30th December, 1853.

CAUTION.

TTTHERE AS a notice has appeared in the Auck- ' ' land Provincial Government Gazette, No. 7, dated 20th December, 1853, which notice purports to be issued from the office of tire Commissioner of Crown Lands, and dated 26th November, 1853, to the effect that Duncan McKenzie has applied for a denned run at Wangarie. And whereas all the land comprised within the boundaries specified in the same notice is ray property, and no person has any lawful authority to interfere therewith without my permission. The said Duncan McKenzie and all others parties are hereby cautioned and warned not to interfere with or to intrude upon the said land. James Busby.

This Day is Published,

And on Sale by Mr. Jaggar, Queen-steet A SPEECH, delivered in the Provincial Council of Auckland, exhibiting a picture of misgovernment and oppression in the Brittish Colony of New Zealand, preceded by a letter to the Duko of Newcastle, Her Majesty's Principal Secretary of State for the Colonial Department, with an Appendix— by James Busby, Esq. Price— One Shilling. Also by the same, A Letter to the Earl op CHIOHESTER, in vindication of the character of the Missionaries of the Church Missionary Society. Price— Two Shillings.