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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XII, Issue 855, 7 September 1855, Page 4

Circulating Library,

QUEKN-STREBT, AUCKLAND Next door to tbe Union Hotel.

MESSRS. L. & I. LEVT in returning thanks to subscribers to the above Library, for the kind patronage afforded them for the last four years, beg to inform them, and the public generally, that they have received, by recent arrivals, all the latest publications, by the most celebrated modern authors. Terms of Subscription : — Per Quarter, 95. ; per Month, &» 6H., paid in advance.

WANTED, a strong BOY. Apply at the Stores of Messrs. Kellermann, Brothers, and Falck. September 3rd, 1855.

Bacon, Bacon, bacon, &c.

f\NE TON PRIME BAOON and HAMS, Potatoc?, table and sec<l, Maize. On sa.c at the Store of G. Jknkins, Official Bay. 4th Sept., 1855 PROVINCE OF AUCKLAND. PATRIOTIC FUND. QUBS C R I PT I ON S IN AID OF THE ! >-* PATRIOTICFUND, 18 5 5. Amount already advertised ----- £2,996 18 7 CITY OF AUCKLAND (ADDITIONAL). £ a. d. £ ». d. Bcv.Mr.St.mil 5 0 0 Mr. Thos. Hill- 2 2 0 Proceocl-s of wm- Mr. Fairburn - - 5 0 0 cert by tile Attendants LvBuckingham natic Asylum 1 10 0 family - - - - 10 10 0 Attendants PioProceeds of vincial IlospiAmateur The- tal ------ 111 9 atrical per- Mr. McLean - - 1 0 0 formance - -26 17 6 Mr John Hrtlmes 10 0 Mrs. Catherine Mr.J.ltutherfoid 10 0 Holmes - - - 1 0 0 Mr. Carruth - - 2 0 0 Mr. Josh. Thorpe •? 0 0 £62 11 3 PROCEEDS OF LADIES' FANCY BAZAAR. £ 8. d. Receipts of Ladies' Stalls, viz : — Mrs. Chesney and Mr*. Rough 74 5 5' Mr-. Fletcher and Mrs. Lyth 100 6 6 Mm. Law and Mis. Philips 110 15 0 Mrs. Lloyd and Mis. Thatcher 12.) 12 6 Mis McDonald and Mrs. Hamer- -- - 91 3 0 Mis. Salmon and Miss Falwasser -- - - 93 14 0 Mrs. Weboter and Mrs. Winch 155 0 0 Mrs. Whiuker V2i II 0 Receipts at the door for admittance 124 19 6 Post OlHee 10 6 0 Refreshment Stall 13 7 6 1,028 0 6 Expenses 10 10 0 Net Receipts £1017 10 6 NORTH SHORE. £ s. d. £ 9. d. Isaac J. Burgess 3 3 0 Wm. Meneary - 1 0 0 Alpx. Alison.- - 0 10 0 Wm. Nicholson 10 0 James Hammond 10 0 Donald McKay- 0 10 0 Edw. Hammond 10 0 Bt-nj. Meneary - 2 0 0 George Cunnin- Poynton & Shea 5 0 0 ham 0 10 0 Patrick Heath - 1 0 0 John Tiller - - 0 5 0 Guthree & FusThomaa Dtidor - 1 0 0 sell 10 0 Robe t Wilson - 1 0 0 Patuone, Native John Adams - - 0 10 0 Chief - - - - 1 2 6 Charles Spencer 1 0 0 Robert McKay - 0 5 0, Richard'Ph.'lp - 010 0 Susanna MeWilliam* O wen - 010 0 neary 010 0 Rev. J. L.Segala 2 5 0 Geo. Vaughan - 0 2 6 Bernard Rey- Patrick Nolan - 1 0 0 nolils ---- 0 5 0 — Creamor - - 0 5 0 Mr. Oliver 0 5 0 Ilenrv Cooper - 0 5 0 — Alex." McKay - 3 0 0 £31 13 0 MAHURANGI. £ s. d. £ 8. d. Charles Heaphy 5 0 0 John R. Brown - 1 0 0 annually £3 E. J. Fisher - - 2 0 0 Thomas Scott - 3 3 0 R. C. Dyer - - 1 0 0 annually £3 H. H. Dyer - - 1 0 0 William Dyer - 5 0 0 Peter Greenhill 10 0 J. A B-o\vn- - s*o 0 Henry Cowan- 10 0 John Sullivan - 3 0 0 Michaelßrennan 0 10 0 James Ddiroch - 10 0 Alfred Smith -050 Hy. W.Pulham 1.0 0 D. Carran ---0 5 0 John Southgate 10 0 Chas. C.Churton 10 0 It. C. L. Reay - 0 10 0 £33 13 0 TAURANGA (ADDITONAL). £ s. d. £ s. d. Wm. Rogers - "- 2 0 0 Mrs Preece - - 2 0 0 A. Warbrick - - 2 0 0 Miss Preece - - 1 0 0 T. H. Smith - - 2 2 0 J. W. Preece- - 0 10 0 Mrs. Smith 2 2 0 MA. Preece - 0 10 0 A. B White - - 2 2 0 W. H. Preece - 0 5 0 Wm. Anderson 1 5 0 S. M. Preece - - 0 5 0 Philip Tapsill - 0 12 0 A. A. Preece -050 P.Tapsill's child 0 1 0 G. A. Preece - - 0 5 0 John Falloon - - 0 10 0 Savage & Davis 2 2 0 £21 16 0 James Preece - 2 0 0 BAY OF ISLANDS. J, E. Hargraves £2 0 0 WAIUKU. £ b. d. £ ». d. C. F. Black- - - 2 2 0 Chas. Marshall 0 10 0 Th. Williamson 5 0 0 Mm Codlin -'-5 5 0 A. M. M. Hen- James Codlin- -110 nessy ---- 1 0 0 G. L. Simpson -10 0 James" Greenhill 10 0 ThomasG.Roche 10 0 George Stuard - 1 0 0 JohnTurner.jun. 0 10 0 Mrs.XVilliamson Valentine Harand Mrs. rison ---- — 0 2 6 McKenzie - - 2 2 0 Mr. Turner - - 0 10 0 £22 2 6 TURANGA AND EAST CAPE. £ s. d. Rev C. Baker 5 0 0 Thomas Marchant 1 0 0 Thomas Atkins 1 0 0 George Taylor 1 0 0 Charles Kyland 1 0-0 Wi bam Ward 1 0 0

# £io o o OTAHUHU. Mr. J. King £2 10 0 D. POLLEN, Hon. Secretary. Hobson's Bridge Brewery. rV HE above premises to be LET or SOLD. ■*• Apply to Brown & Campbell. "SOUTHERN CROSS," General Printing Establishment.

17 VERY DESCRIPTION of LETTER PRESS -fj PRINTING, such as Pamphlets, Handbills, Bill-heads, Circulars, Cards, &c, executed ', with neatrjess and despatch ; and at moderate charges, ON SALE,—

Custom House Forms : — ;Imports 3 Exports, Home Consumption, Exportation from Warehouse, Tide Waiter's Orders, Sight Entri2S, .Import Bonds, Export do., Clearances (Foreign) Inwards and Outwards, Coastwise Clearances Inwards and Outwards. , > Cheque Books, various^siaes Promissory Note Books, various sizes Receipt Books, various sizes.