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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XIV, Issue 1031, 15 May 1857, Page 1

NEW WINTER GOODS! NEW WINTER GOODS! NOW OPEN AT THE NATIONAL MART.

T AfclES' BLACK SILK VELVET MANTLES, newest style, Black and Coloured Cloth ditto, Bonnet Ribbons, Neck Ties, Kid, Cashmere, and Silk Gloves, Gauntlet.ditto, Plain and Fancy Black Silk Velvet Ribbons, Trimmings, Parasols (Silk Lined), Black Brussels, Ducape and Glace Silks, Orleans aud Coburgs, Fine Saxony and Welch Flannels, Plaid Wool Shawls, Black Moreens, Damasks, Bullion Fringes, Chintz, Window Curtains, Dimities, Twilled Sheeting, Ticks, Hollands, Handsome Embossed Cloth and Union Table Covers, Corded Shirts, Linen Diaper, Table Damask, Toilet Covers, &c., c%c. WINTER HOSIERY of every description, Children's White and Grey Merino Socks, Super and Guage ditto. One Case Hoyle's Plates (dark lilacs) Also, WINTER CLOTHING, viz.— Sealskin Coats, Mohair Lined, Elephant and Pilot Over Coats, Hip and.Pea Jackets,- Cents' Cashmere Mufflers. A Large Assortment of Trowsers, viz., Pilot Cloth, Woollen Cord, Twilled Cord, Black and Fancy Doe, Drab and White Moleskin, &c, &c. Blankets and Quilts, Bedford Cord, Shepherd's Plaid, Plain Tweed, Black Doe Vests, Cloth Caps, Blue Serge Shirts, Scotch Twill Shirts, Boy's ditto, &c, &c. ONE CASE FRENCH CHINA VASES.

ON SALE, Ex "Kenilworth."

SEVEN CASES New BOOKS and STATIONERY 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. Petschler. Iron Store, Queen-street. ______

ON SALE, EX "BRISTOL", OAA DOZEN EVANS'S STOUT vv 20 Boxes large Tobacco Pipes. C. Petschler. Iron Stores. Queen-street ON SALE, By the Undersigned, 1 LBS - HONEY DEU TOBACCO, ■ }**"*' £ i D# plug, the finest ever imported. J. W. Reading, Tobacconist, Shortland-street. May 7, 1857 AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIPENT SOCIETY. IMPORTANT NOTICE.

r PHE Books of the Society CLOSE on the 28th ■*- day of February, 1857, for the current year's business. All proposals made at this agency before the 10th of February will be entitled to participate in the proGts of the year, in terras of the rules of the Society. At the last investigation, the bonus additions averaged considerably more than 3 per cent, per annum on all policies then entitled to participate. Comparative Example op Advantages of this Society over other similar Institutions. — Age 40, Policy for £500. Name of Office. Annual Pre- Duration of Bonus Addimium. Policy. dition. Scottish "Widows Fund ... 16 11 3 7 years. £70 0 0 An'EnglishProprietaryCo 16 7 1 10 years. 50 16 8 Atjst. Mutual Protident Society 16 2 1 4 yrs. & 8 mos. 81 13 7 To meet the views of all clashes, an option is allowed to Members of receiving the net value of their Bonu«es in cash, as they accrue from time to time, or of appropriating them to a reduction of future Annual Premiums, or according to the plan detailed at more length above, of retaining them as certain fixed additions to the benefits originally contracted for. J. A. GILFILLAN, Agent. Auckland, January 19, 1857. Boom Paper ! Boom Paper ! Ex 'CASHMERE/

*} OHO ROLLS of the newest Patterns, Afjvxr From 9d per roll H. RUBSELL.

For Sale, nnWENTY-FIVB ACRES of LAND, adjoin- ■*• ing the Great North Road; or a Cottage and acre at Onehunga would be taken in exchauge. Apply to Mr. Geo. Codlin, Onehunga, or Mr. Alfred Buckland. To Dairymen, Farmers, &c. rPHE Subscriber, having removed into the *- Harbour View Hotel, top of Wakefieldstreet, Auckland, will let, for one or more years, bis small Farm' at Rosebank, Epsom, three miles from Auckland. The house consists of 4 rooms and kitchen (newly paperedtand painted,) servant's and harness room ; an excellent dairy, shaded among trees ; outhouses, piggeries, &c ; a six-stalled stable and hay-loft ; 12 milking cow bails in stockyard, covered in j a large garden stocked with all kinds of fruit trees — also, gooseberry, strawberry, and vines j and a good well witb a constant supply of

water. Alto, about SO acres of pasture land, 15 of which were not cut last year, thus affording fine winter feed. A spring is in one of the paddocks, giving a plentiful supply of water to cattle in the driest season. The proprietor would call the attention of parv ties who wish to send milk into town, being go near, and having such a good metal road. Early application is necessary for terms, and if not let soon, Cattle will be taken in to graze. Apply to John Russell, Sajbouj View Hotel. May 15, 1857, '