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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XIII, Issue 958, 2 September 1856, Page 1

TO ARRIVE Ex 'GYPSEt; from LondoD, HOLLO WARE, Hardware, Ironmongery, and Cutlery Ewbank's patent nails Lyndon's steel spades Prices' belmont candles WINES & SPIRITS— Invoices, on Sale by the Undersigned, Burdon & Gray's sherry, qr.-easks " " Octaves Offley's port vrine, hhds. Sparkling Moselle Martell's cognac brandy MANCHESTER PIECE GOODS— Grey sheeting, 32, 36, 71, 72 inch. " Domestics 32, 36 inch. - White shirtings 32, 35 " Horrock's longoloths Croydon and Aberdeen ditto Blue drill 7-8 fancy Navy blue, blue mange and white Prints 5-4 Hoyle's plates Jaconet muslins White and colored crenolinet Victoria linings Corded skirts BRADFORD PIECE GOODS— 3-4 black and coloured moreens 6-4 " lustres and coburgs 7-4 « double twills 3-4 real French merinoes Rolled jaconet muslins, coloured Fringed toilet covers Damask and bleached diaper DRESSES— Jaconet silk stripe Printed cobourg, balzerine and delaine Cambric sleeves, Infaut's rottes, caps & clothing GLASGOW GOODS— Jaconet scollops, Ladies' muslin dresses Fancy habits and book collars Children's book caps, tucked, & sewed robes Harness and twilled curtains Coloured book muslins Towelling, huckaback, and diaper Printed window blinds SILK GOODS— Bandana and Brussels handkerchiefs Beaofort cravats Glace silks and embroidered satins Silk and game jibboßs, parasols Haberdashery and millinery in great variety* PARISIAN GOODS— In kid gloves, flowers, ribbons, boots and boutines, from the first French manufacturers. Hickson and Son's Ladies' and Children's boots and shoes Nicholson and Coy's mamtles Townsend'g hats Men's Cloftring, moleskin, duck, doeskis, & tweed trowsers, black cloth cqats, fancy vests, &c, &c. ! John Stevenson & Co., Queen-street. * August 21, 1856. AUCK LAND SEMINARY, Near Upper Queen-Street, rpHIS Establishment is unseatemn and is in- -*• tended to meet the special wants of young peo- j pie preparatory to business. In connexion with : the ordinary elements of Tuition are taught ' Grammar and Composition, Bookkeeping, Geometry, Algebra, &c\ Rewards are given twice a year. The School Room is lofty, light and capacious with separate acepmmodation for pupils of both sexes. A covered and an open play ground are provided to suit "the changes of the weather. N. B. Terms to be had on application. J. Robinson. Auckland, June 11, 1856. \

Notice. THE DEEDS REGISTRATION ACT, which recognises the Numerical System of Registration, having come into operation on the Ist- of July, parties are hereby informed that Deeds can now be Registered for every County within the Province of Auckland. The Crown Grant, or root of tvery property bearing ,date after the passing of this Act, musfcbe the first deed registered, and the number endorsed on tfifct instrument by the Registrar, will be its future designation ; and in order to connect Titles together, as lmlcs upon the same chain, it will be necesiary that the number endorsed upon the Grant, be inserted by the Copvqyancer on the back of the instrument which alienates wholef or a first portion of the same property. Every Instratnent registered receives a new number by the Registrar, and every time the same property is alienated, the number inscribed on the, last registered deed, if accessible, or if inaccessible, the number of some previously registered instrument relating to the said land, will be inserted by the Conveyancer on the ,back of the new. deed which transfers the property over to another party. Each number acts a key to the Registry Office, to open out the property which it represents in the Registry Offioe, so that any party, by bringing with him the number which was endorsed by the Registrar on any instrument in his possession, Can himself, with the utmost facility, investigate the title to a property^by a referenoe to the Book of Consecutive Numbers in which they are all entered, because all the instruments, however numerous, which have reference to the same property, aie indexed upon the same page. This makes it imperative upon parties who are in possession of registered deeds, to take the greatest care of the numbers which are endorsed on the back^of them by the Registrar, and as deeds may be lost or destooyed, these numbers should also be preserved separate from the in - ■truments themselves. As all deeds with plans upon them are now registrable for the Province of Auckland, -parties in possession of Crowd Grants, who, prior to the passing of this Act, have disposed of aportUn of their properties, should immediately have them registered, and forwatd without delay the Registrar's number on the same to such purchasers, in order that they may insert them on the back of their deed*. Tho*e wh# refuse to 4o sp are compellable by claise 50 of the Act, and as no title call be perfect on the books of the Registry office where the Grant is not regis- | tered, they must see the necessity, as they value their properties, to instruct their solicitors to enforce the registration of such instruments, inasmuch 'as that imperfect registration of a titl» confers ho advautage whatsoever, and parties should not consider their title to a property complete and secure, unless they see endorsed on the back of their instruments, the Registrar's number of the prior instrument by which the party last alienating claimed his title to it ROBERT KELLY, Registrar of Deeds for the Province of Auckland. « ' " ■ |] ■ ' ' ' ' ' * ' *j» CTORE TO LET, IN FORT STREET. Apply to iBOWN CANTOS!*-