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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XIV, Issue 1029, 8 May 1857, Page 2

ON SALE, Ex "Kenilworth."

SEVEN CASES New BOOKS and STATIONERY v Johnston's> Charts of the World " Maps of Europe " Maps of Great Britain Arrowsmith's Maps of New Zealand, on rollers and varnished Terrestrial Globes Manifold Writers Letter Copying Machines " Weighing Machines Account Books &c, &c, &c. C. Petschlbr. Iron Store, Queen-street.

|f| HHDS. BURTON ALE 1 V Barrels " " 200 cases geneva Brandy in hhds and qr -casks W. I. rum 30 O. P , in hhds. Best Scotch malt whiskey, in qr-ca«k« Martells' brandy (dark), in 1 doz. cas -s Port, in qr.-casks Sherry " Superior bottled port ) in cases 2 doz. " " sherry j each. 1 cask assorted files 10 " .camp ovens and pots ', mu ;> -- Invoices of Navy Blue Caps " Carpet bags " Trunks " Umbrellas " Fancy goods "' Boots .and Shoes 18 pockets New Kent Hops 39 coils assorted Rope American Stoves " Doors and Sashes 50 doz Lyndon's Steel Strapped Spades Liverpool Soap Champion's Vinegar White Lead Boiled and Raw Oil Turps, &o. &c., &c, &c. Geo. S. Graham, Queen-street Wharf.

ON SALE, By the Undersigned, 1 500 LBS HONEY DEVV TOBACCO, ' V £ lb. plug, the finest ever imported. J. W. Reading, Tobacconist, Shortland-street, May 7, 1857 FEED WANTED.

W ANTP]D— One or two Paddocks of good feed, in extent from 25 to 50 acres, well enclo&ed Scoria land would be preferred. Apply to A. Buckland. May 5, 1857. DAIRY COWS.

T^OR SALE — A really superior Dairy Cow, ■*- perfectly quiet, and will calve in a few days. A. Buckland. May 5, 1857. A SAMPLE of OATS, unparallelled, grown on the farm of Mr. A. Stuart, Matakana, which weigh 48 lbs to the imperial bushel, may be seen at the stores of the undersigned. LILEWALL & RATTRAY. Auckland, May 5, 1857. "YTOTICE is hereby given, that the Meeting of -^ the AueklauJ Olub held un Wednesday, sth instant, is adjourned to next vVedues lay, at 4 o'clock p m , to receive a report of the Committee, as on that day appointed. William Bracey, Hon. SecAuckland, 7th May, 1857

RE-OPENING | OF TBE I INDEPENDENT CHAPEL, Albert-street, Auckland. ON SABBATH NEXT, May 10th, two SERMONS will be preached:— At 11 o'clock, am , by the Rev J. Thornton At 6 o'clock, p.m., by the Rev. J. Mandeno. A PUBLTO MEETING will be held on the Monday Evening following, 11th instant, at 7 o'clock, when Speeches will be delivered on the following Topics : Ist. A DIVINE BIBLE and FAITH in it, the greatest powers in the world. Rev. A Macdonald and Rev. A. Reid. 2d. RELIGION and COMMERCE, the chief elements in a nation's prosperity. T. Cheeseman, Esq., and Rev J. Thornton. 3d. The FUTURE of New Zealand will be determined by the religious beliefs, the moral integrity, and business energy of its people. - T. S. Forsaith, Esq., and — = — Contributions will be received at the door on entering or-ret'irihg-, to -assist in defraying the outlay upon Ohapel enlargement.

Sermon to Young Men, A SERMON to Young Men will be preached ■^- in the Presbyterian Church, by the Rev. DAVID BRUCE, on Sunday Evening next, the 10th instant, at six o'clock. A Collection will be made on the occasion, on behalf of the New Hebrides Mission, conducted by the Rev Messrs. Geddes and Inglis.