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

Consignees per "Cresswell."

THE a CRRS WELL" will be reported at the Custom House THIS DAY. Consignees are requested to pass their entries without delay, also to make payment of the amount of their freight, and have their bills of lading endorsed by the undersigned, without which no goods will be delivered. Brown & Campbell, Agents. .Tune 26th, 1855.

FOR SALE OR LEASE.

WITHIN" thrre miles of Auckland, a valuable FARM of 65 acres, 40 acres of which are enclosed. I*2 acres aie l.iid dnwn with English I grass, 12 acres ai*e in ciop, and the lemauider fallow, aiul fit for any s;>iin<r ctop, (it wtoild be particularly suited for pot.iio.'fc.) There is a sufneitnt quantity of timber for firewood on the propeity, and enough fencing ready cut to enclose the remainder of the Farm, with abundance of water. It also contains a five roomed COTT \GB with outbuildings &c , and is ready for immediate occupation. Apply to Mr. v'ITARLES STTCfJBURY, Shortlatid-btreet. June 7rh, 1855.

FANCY BAZAAR.

fpilE pultlir are re»p<>efully informed that a J *- Fancy Bazaar will be hold in the Odd Fellow's I Ja.ll, on the Ist of August next, in aid of the Patriotic Fund, now collecting for the relief of the Widows and Orphans of our brave fellow countrymen, who have fallen or may yot fall iu the present war with Hussia. Contributions iu Needlework and in Fancy Goods of every description, as well as confectionary of all kinds, aud such refreshments as will suit the occasion, will be thankfully received by any of the Ladiu's of the Committee. It is earnestly hoped that all in this community, whose hearts have been stirred by the accounts which have been received of the pr vations and endurance aud noble daring of our brave soldiers and sailors, and all who sympathise with the many thousands of bleeding hearts in our native country, will give what help they can to forward the objects of this Bazaar. It may be well to lemind the public that if it were not for the assistance afforded by the Patrioiic Fuud, very many widows aud faimli"s of our brave soldiers and sailors, who have fallen in the war. would now be suffering 11 from actual j want, in addition to their other sorrows, or \\ ould jbe thejnimites of a work house. The objort of j this Bazaar is to save them from such a disaster 'as well as to exfress our sympathy with them i in their afilit'tiou. Lady P.VTiioxrss — Mrs, Wynyard. Committee, j Mrs. Clicsncy, Mrs. Rough, Mibs Fdlwufier, " Salmon, Mrs. I lamer, " Spicer, " Fletcher, " Lyth. ; " Law, " Thatcher, " Lloyd, " Webster, " McDonald, " Wliitakor, " Phillips, " Winch. Contributors to the Ikzaar arc respectfully rr quested to ser>d in their contributions belbie the 28th of July next, with the estimated value marked on them. The Bazaar will be open at 11 o'cloc. Admission Is. Children sd.

AH APPEAL

" SOUTHERN CROSS," General Printing Establishment.

TjWERY DESCRIPTION of LETTER PRESS -f-J PRINTING, such as Pamphlets, Handbills, Bill-heads, Circulars, Cards, &c, executed with neatness and despatch ; and at moderate charges, ON SALE,— Custom House Forms : — Imports, Exports, Home Consumption, Exportation from Warehouse, Tide Waiter's Orders, Sight Entrios, Import Bonds, Export do., Clearances (Foreign) Inwards and Outwards, Coastwise Clearances Inwards and Outwards. Cheque Books, vaiious sizes Promissary Note Books, various sizes Receipt Books, vaiieus sizes.