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

T. S. FORSAITH'S. Q U E E N-S TREET. *— S| FORSAtTH respectfully informs his numerous friends, and the Public generally, that to make room for a large assortment of goods expected to arrive early in the Spring, he is SELLING OFF the present Stock of Drapery, Flannels, Hosiery, Bonnets, Clothing, &c, &c, at very REDUCED PRICES. The foPowing is a genuine quotation of prices, although an inspection of the goods can only prove their REAL CHEAPNESS. 38 in. grey calico, 4|d per yard White ditto from 3|d per yard Striped shirting, 6d. " Bleached sheeting, 2 yards wide, 9d. per yard, good « 2f " 18d. Unbleached " 2 « 6d. " \ Linen do., equally cheap Cotton Sleets, from 2s. Id. per pair 6-4 Damask table linen, 1 Id. per yard 8-4 " " " 18d. " Damask table cloths, from Is. lid. each Toilet covers, from Bd. each Flannel (all wool) 9d. per yard Double width blue serge, Is 9d. per yard Figured Circassians and coburgs, 9d. per yard A lot of Derry robe Dresses, full lengths, 3s. each dijfcto ditto, Children's, 2s. each Lot of straw bonnets, from Is. 9d. " Tuscan bonnets, 3s ditto Large size scarf shawls, 7s. 6d. Clothing Department, prices unusually Low. Boy's strong coats, at ss. 6d. each Men's " 7s. 9d. " " Strong cloth coats, 10s. 6d. " Black cloth coats, (good) 19s. " " " trowisers, 16s. A large variety of rich figured satin vests, 9s. A large variety of black cloth embroidered vests, 10s. A quantity of Berdoes' waterproof, and other clothing at less than London prices, (to clear out) Stout blue serge shirts (double backs) 4s. 9d. « " " Boy's ditto, 3s. 6d. Regatta and white shirts, Gala Plaids, Children's Shoes and Hfoots, and a variety of other articles at very low prices Most of the above having arrived ex 'Sandford' and 'Lord Burleigh,' are quite new goods. Observe. T. S. FORSATTH' S, Manchester House, Queen-street. TERMS— READY MONEY. SHOP CLOSES at 6p. m.

EX 'LORD BURLEIGH.' MOSELEY & SONS' Londoiftnade smoothing, jack, trying, jointer, sash, rabbet, match, ; bead, dado groving, G. O. Gees, compass, Filisters, ploughs, pannel and mitre planes Mallets, Joiner's, Carpenter's, and Shipwright's Carpenter's Cramps, and Flooring Dogs Joiner's Hand Cramps 1, I£, and li in. Turkey Carnarvan, and Chartley Forest Oil Stones and Slips Rag Stones, Chalk Lines HanJ, Sash, and Tennon Saws Tape Measures and Land Chains Drawing Instruments. Rules. i Squares, bevels, Spirit levels I fin Plates IC, IX., SDC. \ Walker, Parker & Co's best white Lead, red Lead Turpentine and Boiled Oil Prussian Blue, Vermillion Umber, dry and ground Patent Driers Putty, Pallet, and Putty Knives French Polish, Copal Varuish Fishing Lines, Laid Cord Seine, Sealing, Dutch Red and Fancy Shop Twine BRUSHES. — Banister, Scrubbing, Shoe, Hearth, Cloth, Hair, Plate, Cylinder, Paint, Sash tools, Stove, Broom Heads, Carpet ditto Deck Scrubbers, Bristles for Machine do Cocoa and Bordered Door Mats, Chair Web, Hair Sieves Butter Prints Shoe Thread and Flax. J. COLEMAN, Ironmonger, Opposite the Exchange Hotel.

Auckland Steam Navigation CompanyA GENERAL MEETING of the Shareholders -^- in the above Company will be held, at the William Denny" Hotel, on Wednesday, Sept. 10, at 4 p m., for the purpose of altering the Rules of the Company in respect of the number of votes to be exercised by one Shareholder, and also in respect of voting by Proxy. Also to constitute a Rule that Shareholders becoming Candidates for the Office of Director to give 14 days Notice thereof to the Secretary previous to the Annual Meeting. By order of the Directors, Geo Duke, Secretary. > August 29, 1853.

Auckland Steam Flour Mill. NOTICE. PARTIES indebted to the above Mill, are requested to call and make arrangements for the discharge or gradual liquidation of their accounts. Their attention is particularly called to this notioe, 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. .«. ,N, N F. W. Fletcher, (Signed) p q SoLOMOK . August 22, 1856.

£50 REWARD. WHEREAS a mail is dispatched twice a week between Auckland and Waikato. The above reward of Fifty Pounds will be given to any person that shall find the missing mail bags that were despatched for the villages of Drury and papakura, by the Postmaster of the Governor and Government of New Zealand. Persons finding the same are to apply to Thomas Toobb. Papakura, August 22, 1856.

WANTED A COOK. Apply »t tfee Victoria H«*el.