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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XII, Issue 835, 29 June 1855, Page 4

D. CROSBIE, TAILOR, DRAPER, &c, &c. DEGS leave to return thanks for past favours *-* so liberally in the above line, and to state that he has renewed his Stock largely, fitting for the present season, which he invites an caily inspection of, at the above Establishment. June 25th, 1855.

Hobson's Bridge Brewery. rr V HE above premises to be LET or SOLD. -*- Apply to Brown & Camphell.

STORAGE, STORAGE caD be obtained for goods in bond, or duty paid, in the Stone Building in O'-Counell-street, ou application Brown & Campbcll.

WHARF STORES, Victoria Lane. AVOID WET FEET. MEN'S and WOMEN'S INDIA RUBBER GOL ASHES, all sizas. On Sale by P. A. Phillips.

SADDLERY. H WEBSTER begs to inform tho inhabitants • of Auckland and its viciuity that he has relinquished the Saddlery business in favour of Messrs. Robinson & Craig, for whom as good workmen he solicits a continuance of the liberal patronage so lately bestowed upon him. MESSRS. ROBINSON & CRAIG in continuing the above business, beg to assure the public that nothing shall be wanting on their part to satisfy them for any orders thej may eutrust them with. N.B. Messrs R. & C. have a large and valuable stock of Hogskin Saddles on hand, part of which they are anxious to clear out at cost price. Juno 25, 1855

TENDERS. THE Undersigned will be prepared to receive Tenders, to be left at the Stores of Messrs. Robt. Schultz & Co., Queen's Wharf, up to tbe 30th June, 1855 :— For the Cutting of a Trench two feet six inches wide by two feet six inches deep, enclosing allotments 7, 8, 9, 10 &11 of bection Bof the Suburbs of Auckland. The property to be enclosed is about ten rain utes walk from tbe Court House, and immediately adjoining the gardens better known as Graham's Gardens (at present occupied by E Mayne, Ksq.) The tender to be at per perch. N.B. Parties tendering may also tender for a Trench two feet deep and two feet wide, stating the difference in priee. 1 Johw Camfbecl.