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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XIII, Issue 899, 8 February 1856, Page 1

FOR SALE, j At W. MORRIN'S Wholesale and Retail Grocery, Wine and Spirit Establishment, Queen-street, SUPERIOR GROUND COFFEE, at Ib. 2d. 0 per lb. 48 cases Feast's and Whybrow's Pickles 10 " assorted Sauces j 20 " Royal Table Vinegar | 10 " Raspberry Vinegar 5 " Sjrup 15 " Jams and Jellies 16 " Bottled Fraitß 5 " Preserved Salmon & Lobster 6 " Capers 10 " Sardines 2 " Salted Tongues & Hams 15 " Bottled Mustard 16 « Salad Oil 300 tins assorted English Biscuit 4 coses Confectionery 2 " Curry & Cayenne Pepper 1 bag Cloves 4 cases Citron, Lemon & Orange Peel 1 " Cinnamon 2 " Ground Ginger 2 bags Pimento 1 case Nutmegs 10 bags Black & White Pepper 1 keg Honey 3 hhds. Loaf Sugar 2 « Treacle 260 bags Sugar 6 cases Cocoa & Chocolate 90 chests, half chests & qr. chests Tea 66 bags Coffee 90 " Rice 12 boxes Vermicelli, Maccaroni & Tapioca 15 cwt. Bermuda Arrowroot, very superior 86 boxes Soap 206 cask 3 Soda 25 boxes Starch 6 casks Carbonate of Soda 4 barrels Nuts 14 casks Champion's Vinegar 10 doz. Castor Oil Day & Martin's Blacking in jars, tins & cakes 2 cases Wax Vestas 200 gross I. N. E. Matches 60 boxes Sperm & Mould Candles 130 reams assorted Wrapping Paper, Brooms & Brushes 15 hhds. Clarified Lamp Oil 25 cases Gin Spirits, Wine & Malt Liquor retailed by 2 gallons. January 14th, 1856.

Bee HiveSELLING OFF! HPHE undersigned having just received, per -*- " Bank of England," a large and varied Assortment of BABY LINEN, and being awu* «, --*:_« f,. nTn *l, o T>rnnprv Business, begs to notify that tbe abo^ c, together with the whole of his Stock in Trade, is to be disposed of at very low prices. The undersigned will feel much obliged by parties settling their Accounts forthwith. Thos. C. Hallamore. January 15th, 1856.

Another excellent opportunity of entering upon a profitable business. MR. HANSARD Is instructed to offer for sale a business, doing, even now, excellently well, viz , THE MELBOURNE BOARDING HOUSE, with the fixtures, beds, bedding, and all necessaries for carrying ou the business. Mr. Hansard would offer an opinion that, well conducted, and upon enlarged principles, viz., the addition of Reading room, general /efreshment, and Luncheon rooms, upon a respectable scale, a large aad most profitable business could be done. Incoming expense but a trifle. FOR SALE, AT Little Muddy Creek, on« hundred acres of first rate Kauri forest, with a beautiful water frontage to the Manukau Harbour. This will be a first rate opportunity for any person desiring a comfortable homestead. F«r further particulars, apply to Mr. McCaul, High-street, or to R. Lang, Ropemaker, Hobsen-stieet. January 7th, 1856.

To Let— in March next, THAT commodious and delightfully situated BRICK HOUSE, in Pitt Street, occupied by Mr. Gobbie, containing eight apartments, besides Kitchen, Pantry, Washing House, and large Cellar, A never-failing Well of Water, and large Garden. The premises may be seen on Wednesdays and Saturdays, between the hours of 1 and 5 o'clock ; where particulars maybe learned, or on application to Mr. Wm. Aitkek, Parnell. January 14th, 1856.

TO BE LET, On Lease for Three or Seven years, rpHE fine roomy Premises; corner of Shortland -*- Crescent and Princes-street, the property of MR. JAMES SIMMS. This central and commanding position in the city will be found most eligible for establishing a good business in any department of general trade. The situation will be admitted to be the best in the city for an Hotel. The present building will be found well suited for PUBLIC OFFICES, a private boarding house, &c, &o. An approved Tenant will be granted very liberal Terms on an improving Lease. Parties desirous of securing these most desirable premises, of which immediate possession may be had, will please observe that an early application is necessary either to tbe owner James Simms, or to 3lewn. Connell & Riding*,