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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XII, Issue 842, 24 July 1855, Page 4

IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, ESTABLISHED 1803. CAPITAL, ONE MILLION SIX HUNDRED THOUSAND POUNDS. riIHE undersigned hereby intimaies that he is -»- authorised to issue Policies for Fire Insurances at rates varying from 10s, to 50s. per cent., according to the degree of risk. George Graham, Agent, Coburg-street. Prospectuses and printed forms obtainable also at the office of Thos. Russell, Esq., Wyndham-street.

To be Let, Furnished, FOR A TEEM OP YEARS, TIHE HOUSE lately occupied by J. Wright, ■»- Esq., in Cook-street, near to Freeman's Bay, containing Hall, Parlour, drawing Room, three Bed Rooms, Kitchen, Store Room, Bath Room, ! Out-houses, &c, &c, with every convenience for a small family. There is a large Garden well Stocked with fruit trees, and a stream of fresh water continually running. For particulars of terms, or cards to view, apply to Mr. S, H. Levy, Ru«sell Wine Vaults.

Til ß. T. F. McGAURAN has for sale, SEVERAL HORSES. Otahuhu, May 14, 1855.

Coffee at Is. 2d. per lb, WILLIAM MORRINS superior Coffee Roasted and ground Daily, Retailed at Is. 2s. perlb. Queen-street, Auckland. 9th July, 1855.

Education given for the-use of a School Boom. AN English Lady, unmarried, now on her way to this colony, will be happy togive a sound English education in a genteel family, any where in Auckland, or other part of New Zealand where a school may be required, in* return for the use of a school room . Address M. to the care of Mrs. Watts, Office of this paper, before the departure of the "WILLIAM DENNY," for Sydney

Carrot Seed. PL CWT. Colonial GROWN, Warranted. u Also.— Storage for 200 tons of goods, in Fort-street. W. BaoDiß. Fort-street, May 29th, 1855.

STORAGE, QTORAGE can be obtained for goods in bond, or duty paid, in the Stone Building in O'-Connell-street, on applicatiou. VSROWX & CAMPBETiL. General Country and Special Occupation I ands. MR. HANSARD rTENDERS his services as AGENT in making -*- application and payment, and the general attention to the interests of parties desirous of purchasing General Country Lands under the Regulations of Bth February, 1855. Mr. HANSARD will have one established I fee, which will be posted in his Auction Room, Shortland-street.

Mr. Albert W. Hansard, LAND, ESTATE, HOUSE & GENERAL AGENT, AND AUCTIONEER, Shortland-st., next to the Exchange Hotel. A continually varying List of every description of Town, Country, and Suburban properties for Sale or Lease. Several sums of money ready for advance on sufficient security.

TIIHE Undersigned begs respectfully to inform •*- his friends, and the Families in New Zealand, in order to meet the increasing demand for accommodation, that he has converted the late Mansion of W. Forster, Esq., Barrister-at-law, into a first-class FAMILY HOTEL, complete with every convenience for comfort, as well as extensive Stabling, &c. ; and begs a continuance of the patronage of his Friends and Supporters. Henry Bachfield. Sydney, October 20, 1854.

NEWMAJT & EWEN, Jfunusljiiig ft fecraJ Ironmonjtrs, AUCKLAND. AGENTS BY APPOINTMENT TO JOSEPH RODGERS & SONS SHEFFIELD, CUTLERS TO HER MAJESTY. Sorby's Edge-Tools, Electro Plated and Papier Maehe Goods, Jewellery, Writing Desks, Dressing Gases. SOLAR LAMPS; QLASS & EARTHENWARE. IRON BEDSTEADS, SADDLERY &c, Terms Cash. — Hours of Business, 8 to 6 o'clock.

CIRCULAR. A MBRTCAN AND FOREIGN AGENCY, ■£*- City of Washington, opposite the Treasury Department, under the direction of A abon Haight Palmer, Counseller of the Supreme Court of the United States, and Council-General of the Republic of Ecnador ; restricted exclusively to Agency, Commission and Bauking transactions, embracing collections, remittances, and other money business ; Investments in safe American Securities ; recovery of Claims, Legacies, Inheritances, &c. By the relations of the undersigned with cmi nent Ship- Builders, Mechanical Engineers, Iron Founders, Steam Engine aud Machine Manufacturers of the City of New York, where this Agency was first established in 1829, he is prepared to give his prompt and faithful attention to the execution of foreign orders for stpamers, steam engines, iron houses, iron light houses, mills and machinery of every description, magnetic telegraphs, and other new and useful American Inventions, at the lowest current rates in the United States, subject to the usual com missions, including insurance and shipping char ges, payable on delivery or shipment at the port of New York. Aaron H. Palmer. Washington, Jan. 14th, 1854.