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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XII, Issue 828, 5 June 1855, Page 2

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MR. D. NATHAN Will sell by Auction, THIS DAY, sth instant, at his Iron Store, &ENT'S BEAR and SEAL SKIN COATS American Pea and Pilot " Oilskin Waterproof Leggings " India Rubber Coats Reversion Overalls, Tweed and Black Cloth Coats Tweed Flushing, Doe, and Cloth Trowsers Gents handsome Vests " White Shirts Cashmere lonpt Shawls Felt Hats, White and Gfey Domestic Ladies' White Satin Stays " Pink " Kid Gloves " Shetland Half-hose " Cord Rolls " Swiss Polkas " Bayadere Dresses " Silk Cloth and Fancy Cloaks " Black and White Lace Veils " Bracelets, Ear Drops, Broaches, Hair Necklets Paper Maehe Tables Chimney Glasses Framed Paintings and Engravings Horse-hair Couches Assortment Tailor's Corded Silk, Coat, Vests, and other Buttons Coat Loops, Twist Reels, Braces Napolean, Beaufort, and Albert Ties Bottled Ale. B*4 Gala Plaids Fine quality Black Cobourgs Ladies' Black Crape Collars 1 case Ladies' Beaver, Fancy Drawn Silk and Satin Bonnets 1 Superior Tuned Organ playing 30 popular airs, viz., 3 rollers, 10 airs each. Patent Lever Gold Watches &c, &c, <ye. Rale to commence at eleven o'clock.

ITnresered Sale, ROBERT SCHULTZ & CO. Will Sell by Auction, at their Mart, Queen's Wharf, on Thursday, 7th inst., at 11 o'clock, To close Consignments, *fCASE SADDLERY 2 New Sails, Storm Main-sail & Jib 300 Oak Wedges 20 cases Marzette's Ale 20 casks Tennants Ale Whitney Blankets, 10 x 4, 11 x 4, 12 x 4 Red Blankets, 12 x 4 Brown Calico Scotch Twill Shirts Moleskin Trowsers Batty & Feast's Pickles, 2 doz. cases Strong Boots Pea Coats Cloth Caps Sugar Candy &c., &c, &c Also, — A few dozen choice Fruit Trees.

Messrs. Williamson & Crammer's HERD. ]V/f R. J. NEWMAN has been instructed, in consequence of Mr. Wheeler leaving the farm, to sell by Auction, in Mr. Brady's Paddock, Panmure, on Friday, the 29th June, at twelve o'clock, 40 SUPERIOR DAIRY COWS, from the herd of Messrs. Williamson and Crummer, About 20 head are in full milk, the remainder near calving, and all in calf to Mr. Williamsons celebrated Short Horned Bull. The Auctioneer feels reluctant to say auything further in recommendation of the above, they are known as the best herd in the Province, and j stockholders will neglect their interests if they fail to purchase at the sale. If inducement offer a few Heifers will be sold. Terms : above £30, approved bills at 3 months, bearing interest.

EX "MOA", Now Landing, £7B OKES LIVERPOOL SOAPOf Owen & Graham. New Stores, Wharf, Queen-street. -I .j-t "

NOW PUBLISHED, AT JOHN BELL'S Homoeopathic Pharmacy, THE FOURTH NUMBER OF TIIE HOMOEOPATHIC ECHO. June 1.

Notice. NOTICE is hereby given that a Special Meeting of the Justices of the Peace residing withinjthe following districts, namely : — 'The City of Auckland.' 'The Suburbs of Auckland.' 'The Pensioner Settlements.' 'The Northern Division/ and the Southern Division, will be holden at the Police Office, Auckland, on Monday, the 25th day of June next, at Ten o'clock, a.m., for the purpose of hearing and determining all obj ections to the 'List and Roll' of claims to the right of voting within the districts aforesaid, and of forming the Roll for the ensuing year of persous qualified to vote under the Provisions of the New Zealand Constitution Act. Thos. Beckham, Resident Magistrate. Police Office, Auckland, May 31st, 1855.

NOTICE. NOTICE is hereby given, that the List aud Rolls of Claims to the right of voting under the New Zealand Constitution Act are posted for inspection, and will remain until the 25th inst , at the undermentioned places, viz, : — The City of Auckland, at the Post Office, Auck- ; laud. j The Suburbs of Auckland, at the ''Windsor Castle/ Parnell. The Pensioner Settlements, in the Pensioner Settlements opposite the "Panmure Inn." The Southern Division, at the "Panmure Inn." The Northern Division, at the 'Half-way House/ Epsom. I "The attention of the electors and claimants to the right of voting is particularly requested to the Electoral Roll and List of Claims, as it is feared that many errors have unintentionally crept in consequence of the extreme illegibility of many of the claims to the right of voting." Jas. John Piekcet, • Clerk Resident Magistrate's Court. Police Court, Auckland, June Ist, 18&&