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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XII, Issue 860, 25 September 1855, Page 2

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ON ACCOUNT OP WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

THOMAS WESTON & CO.

Mill sell by Auction, This Day, the 25th September, at their Stores, Shortland-street, at 12 o'clock— rr<HK wrenk of the Karque • RE SOLUTION, 1 ■*- as it now lies outside t.ie South liead Kaipara, -with lifo boat, four kauri oars, and sails at the Kaipara landing place. Also, The Vessel's stores. After which

The cargo the above vessel, consisting of— Timber and Kauri Gum. Terms— cash.

Choice and Kew English Furniture.

EX " ROCK CITY," FROM LONDON.

THOMAS WESTON & CO.

.T^ILL sell by auction, on Monday next, Oc- *' tober Ist, at 11 o'clock, at their Stores* Shortland-street. SIX CASES ENGLISH FURNITURE, comprising — 2 4 ft. x 8 ft. French polished mahogany dining tables, 2 loose leaves 1 mahognuy French polished sofa, hair seated and stuffed 2 couches, ditto, ditto . 2 mahogany French polished 100 tables, 4 ft. 2 ditto ditto ditto, 4 ft. 3 in. 2 ditto butler's trays and stands, 28 in. 2 ditto ditto ditto, 30 in. 2 ditto ditto ditto, 32 in. 3 ditto kuife trays, three divisions 8 ditto ditto, two divisions 5 ditto towel horses, single top 0 ditto ditto, with foot boards 1 ditto ditto, folding 4 ditto toilet glasses, assorted 3 cane-back and seat folding arm chairs 1 reclining lounge chair, in leather cloth 1 ditto, cane back and seat 4 ft-ur-fold chairs, folding seats 2 tlueefold ditto, ditto 6 patent iron chairs, with canvas backs and seats 8 dozen cane-scat chairs, assorted patterns 4 ditto spindle-back winds or chairs, French polished 12 carpet camp stools 3 japanned French bedsteads 2 dittd chests drawers 2 ditto wash stands 2 ditto toilet tables 3 ditto t wel horses, single top 3 ditto, double top 2 night c-iinmodes

Building Materials

THOS. WESTON & CO

Will sell by Auction, on Friday next, 28th Sept., at their Stores, Shortland-street, at 11 o'clock,

fpHE Building Matei ials of wood with the fence -*- in front, on the premises in Waterloo Quadrant, formerly occupied by Mr. Buckingham, and o; posite the entrance to Government House

SALE OF PICTURES. COiNNELL & RIDINGS WILL sell by auction, at their Mart, Queenstreet, TO-MORROW, the 26th instant, at 12 o'clock, A choice selection of ENGRAVINGS, plain and coloured, including Views of Sebastopol, Cronstadt, Battle of Alma, and other scenes from the War Spjrting, Humorous, Historical and Sacred subjects, amongst others Two new and very beautiful pictures of Christ and the Woman of Samaria, and Christ blessing Little Children Cromwell's Farewell Visit to his Daughter Sporting subjects by Ansdell and others " The Onconvaniency of not being Married, or Never to late to mend" The Rejected, and the Accepted Young England, and Young Scotland Don't you wish you may get it ? Little Sunshine, and Little Mischief Polly and Lucy Brunette and Blonde Bedtime, Sherry Pictures of the Great Exhibition, Sec, &c.

NOTICE.

fTHIE nndormentioned Condemned Goods will be -*• sold by Public Auction, at the Custom -House, on Friday, the 28th inst., at 12 o'clock, norm. 13 11-12 gross Vesta Matches 43 doz. Cups 40 doz. S-iucers 550 yards Narrow Calicoes. W. Young, Collector of Customs. H.M. Oustoms, Auckland, 24th September, 1855.

Province of Auckland.

TENDERS FOR DEBENTURES. Superintendent's Office, Auckland, 24th Sept., 1855. "^JOTICE is hereby given that Tenders will be received, at this office, until noon of Wednesday, the 17 th of October next, for the purchase of £10,000 of Debentures, undwr the Debonture Act of the Provincial Council of Auckland, Session IV, No. 1. The Debentures will be issued in sums of not less than one hundred pounds ; to bear interest, for 10 years, at the tate of 10 per cent per ann am, . payable half yearly at the Provincial Tieasury. Parties tendering to state the amount of Debentures they offer to purchase, and the rate (not b-iing below par) which they offer for each £100 of such Debentures. The Tender? to be sealed, and endorsed "Tenders for Provincial Government Debentures." Wm. Brown, Superintendent.

AT a meeting of the subscribers to the Auckland Steamed Flax Company, held at the Exchange Hotel, on Monday the 24th of Sept., lUr. Merriman in the Chair. The meeting was on the motion of Mr. Hansard, seconded by Mr. Duke, adjourned until Thursday next, then to meet at the same place, at 4 o'clock p.m. Fred W. Merriman, Chairman.

Wanted* "pOR the Country, a middle aged Femnle, with- '-*- out incumbrance, as housekeeper and general servant. Address E. F., office of this paper.