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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XII, Issue 860, 25 September 1855, Page 4

An 6pportunity to Secure Small Farms of Good Land, Of from 10 to 20 Acres each, on easy terms. FOR SALE, between 200 and 300 Acres of •very superior Land, in subdivisions of from 10 to "20 acres each, having water frontages, within balf-an-hour's sail of Auckland harbour: by whioha^oatof 20 tons burthen may be brought eVe to fbe land, and being within five m les of Auckland by a much frequented road. . Terms liberal, for plan and particulars. Apply to Marstiw & George, Solicitors, High-street. 6th August, 1855.

SUPERIOR GXTNS On Sale by the Undersigned, ■piCHARDS' Single & Double barrelled DUCK MX GUNS, length of barrel 3 ft. 3 inches Dean & Adams' Double & Sisgle barrelled do. Wash lWs Nipple Wrenches Wa , d Pu " cb f? all sizes & prices. Bullet Moulds r Powder Flasks Shot Pouches A quantity of Pistols of the best quality, at very moderate prices Pjercus9i«.n Caps, from 2s. 6d. to ss. per box. Mounting* for Ramrods A largo assortment of Nipples of the very best description. Also, Spur Rollers ready for Fitting. D. Evitt, Barrack-street, Licensed Gun Maker. July 25, 1855.

To the Electors of the Bay of Islands Electoral District. n ENTLEMEN, — The Secretary of State has vJT given authority to the General Assembly to introduce organic changes, of the most extensive character, into the Constitution and Administra tion of the Government oi New Zealand. At its next meeting, that body will assume the character of a Constituent Assembly, rather than that of an ordinary Legislature. The present circumstances of Auckland are such as to require the utmost vigilance of every individual who has itf welfare at heart. Upon the public spirit which the people of Auckland may now display, will it entirely depend, whether the Province of Auckland is to be for a time subordinated to the Settlements of the South, or at once to have the power of regulating its own affairs, and expending its own revenues, without the interference of angers who have no interests in cmnmon with those of its inhabitants, but many interests which may be served by the sacrifice of theirs. Under these circumstances, T beg to offer myself as your representative in the House of Representatives, as well as in the Provincial Council, believing it to be certain that the exercise of -such powers as are now entrusted to the General Astcmbly will be preceded by a dissolution, and a nc .v election. I have the honor to be, gentlemen, Your most obedient servant, James Busby. Auckland, Sept. 10, 1855.

To the Electors of the Pensioner Settlementsp ENTLEMEN,— I beg to offer myself as a Candidate for your suffrages to represent" you in the General Assembly, and I do so with the greater confidence on account of the Requisition which you placed in my hands some morths ago signed by a very large majority of the electors of your district. I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, Your obedient servant, JAMES FARMER. One-tree Hill, Sept. 17, 1855.

PURE MILK ! PURE MILK ! ! PURE MILK ! ! ! TWICE A -DAY may now bo bad at the oldestablished Dairy, Queen-street, in any quantity, the proprietor being enabled to supply the inhabitants of Auckland with the above pure and unadulterated article fresh from the cow. Fresh Butter, Cheese, Bacon and Hams, always on hand, Robert Bunting, Proprietor.

NOTICE. TTIHE undersigned being about to give up busi- ■- ness in Auckland, request that all accounts due the Firm will be paid forthwith, and any claims on them to be sent for liquidation. W. McDonald, W. Bradly. Queen-street, September 7th, 1855.

Sole Agent of BEST PARIS HATS, JUST RECEIVED FROM ENGLAND. A Single HAT may be had at the Wholesale Price. SAMUEL COLLIUS, AUCTIONEER, SHORTLAND STREET.

EX "CRESSWELL." BEST SCOTCH MADE CART HARNESS u « ti Plough. " English " " u Scotch made Drill Ploughs " Strip " Grubbing « u Drill Harrows. To arrive per l EgmontJ 18 beat Scotch made Ploughs. Gibson & Mit-ohell. Auckland, August 15, 1855.

STEAM MILL STORE. ON sale, Best Flour, Wheat Meal,' Sharps, Bran, Maize, Potatoes, and Oats also.some Very Fine Bacon. Wanted. A SITUATION, by a Mairied Couple, without •** encunibrance ;" the woman as housekeeper, and the man to make himfelf generally useful. Address to A 8., Office of this Paper.