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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XIII, Issue 957, 29 August 1856, Page 2

For Sydney.

"Itk rpHE Brig "MO A" will sail for jK||, J- Sydney, on Saturday, TO,MORJafttffi^ ROW. Passengers are requested to •■■* be on board at 10 o'clock, a.m. Unpaid balances of passage money must be paid at the office of the undersigned during this day (Friday). W. S. Gbahame.

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Piano, Furniture, Books. CONNELL & RIDINGS Will Sell by Auction on Saturday (TO-MOR-ROW), at eleven o'clock,—' 1 BUSHELS WHEAT -■.•#*/1 Q/ 1Q Tierces Bell » s Bee f 25 Boxes Sydney Soap 1 Case Cloth Caps A Lady's Gold Watch and Chain 1 Case Hardware, containing — . Brass Cocks, Padlocks, Cased Weights, Bells Counter Scales Hand do. Handsome Tea Trays Set of Garden Tools China Tea Service 2 Chests Drawers Cheffonier, Bagatelle Board India Rubber Goloshes , Sardines A Broadwood's Piano 65 octaves Medical Books, including Brathwaite's Retrospect Blundel's Obstetric Medicine Cooper's Surgical Dictionary Liston's Surgery Thompson's Materia Medica Combes' Phrenology, &c, &c. A Weighing Machine &c, &c. ' Also, — On account of whom it may concern. 6 Saddle Trees 2 Do. Martingales More or less damasred.

Greyhound Horse Sale. MR. ALFRED BUCKLAND Will Sell at the Greyhound Yard, TO-MORROW, 30 th instant, by twelve o'clock — A TEAM of TWO HORSES & DRAY -^*- Pony, harness, and cart 1 bay riding mare 1 " " with foal by her side. A second-hand side saddle &C, &C, &G.

OTAHUHU CATTLE SALE. TVIR. ALFRED BUCKLAND Respectfully informs the inhabitants of the Otahuhu district, that in future he will hold hit Sales on the Second Wednesday in each Month •commencing on the 10th September next, on which day he will sell, Without Reserve. A BOVE 30 HEAD STORE STOCK ""■ &c, &c, &c

Papakura Cattle SaleMR. ALFRED BUCKLAND 'TWILL hold his usual Quarterly Sale, at Cole's " Inn, Papakura, on Thursday, 11th September next, 1856.

HUNTER & CLELAND Will sell by auction, at Mr Hardington's Stables, Opposite Greyhound Yard, TO-MORROW, Saturday, 30th instant, J^ BAY HORSE, broken to saddle and harneis A chesnut horse, broken to saddle and harness, an excellent stock horse A dark bay mare, good for saddle or gig A bay filly foal 12 months old(from the Kawau) Also, A good plough horse And several other horses and mares.

Auckland Steam Flour Mill. NOTICE. T> ARTIES indebted to the above Mill, are re- -*■ quested to call and make arrangements for the discharge or gradual liquidation of their accounts. i&cTheir attention :s: s particularly called to this notice, as proceedings will be taken after fourteen days from this date, for the recovery of all debts for the settlement of which no arrangements have "been made. (S'gned) ps> gOLOMON August 22, 1856.

£50 REWARD. Yjif HEREAS a mail is dispatched twice a week ** between Auckland and Waikato. The .above reward of Fifty Pounds will be given to any peison that shall find the missing mail bags that were despatched for the villages of Drury and ?apakura, by the Postmaster of the Governor and Government of New Zealand. Persons j&nding the same are to apply to Thomas Toobe. Papakura, August 22, 1856.

Ploughing, &c "PLOUGHING, Harrowing, Carting, &c., on J- reasonable terms, by George Kelly, - Remuera. August 26, 1856.

MAN MISSINO. MISSING, for the last three weeks, a man named FRANCIS HAMILTON. He was last seeh at McGragh's public house, Queenstreet. Any information respecting him will be thankfully received by his relations, and may be left at the Orderly Room, Armed Police.

Notice. A PUBLIC MEETING of the settlers of the district of Papakura, will be held at Cole's Inn, on Thursday, 11th September, 1856, to form an Association to watch over local interests, and for other important business. Chair to be taken at 2 o'clock.

WANTED A COOK. ** Apply at the Victoria Hotel.