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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XIV, Issue 1088, 1 December 1857, Page 2

NATIONAL MART, Queen-street.

TUST Opened a Large Stock of SUMMER GOODS, comprising— • DRESSES MANTLES SUMMER SILKS BONNETS RIBBONS MUSLIN GOODS, &c., &c. S. & J. R. VAILE.

EX "GERTRUDE," On Sale by the Undersigned, Aft AMRRI-CAN PLOUGHS U 12 Cases Salad Oil 40 Bags Patna Ri^e 15 Boxes Glass 10x12 15 B xes Glass lOx 1 4 300 Pieces Paper Hangings C. J. Stone. Shortland-street, Nov. 23rd, 1 857.

Amusement for the Insane.

rPHE Provincial Surgeon begs to notify that he -*- * has purchased a Pianoforte, for the amusement of the inmates of the Lunatic Asylum, for the sum of £40, and hereby appeals to the benevolent public of Auckland to assist him in liquidating this debt, contracted solely with a view of alleviating the sufferings of these unfortunate creatures. As the Pianoforte is intended chiefly for the female portion of the establishment, he is particularly desirous of enlisting the sympathies of the Ladies on this occasion, and trusts they will not be wanting in their wonted philantrophy, and that they will use their influence to aid him in his endeavours to raise the sum necessary for that purpose. Subscription Lists at the stores of Mr. J. T. Boylnn, Mr G T. Chapman, and MV. E. Waito, Queen-street ; also at the Hospital and Lunatic Asylum

TITHE Undersigned will be prepared, on De- ■*- cember 2nd, 1857, to pay off all the debts of tW late C. H. A. REID, late clerk in the Survey Office, provided a compromise be accepted of in the Pound. No fresh bills will be accepted from this date, only those accounts which were placed with the Undersigned since the departure of the deceased named party. No gambling debts will be paid under any consideration. Walter Brodie. Fort-street, Nov. 26, 1857.

A TIME TO DANCE.

NOW PUBLISHED

THE BALL ROOM GUIDE, COMPILED BY

RICHARD HERZ, Professor of Music and Dancing, At Mr. Leigh ton's, 'Southern Cross' Office, and Mr. Chayman's Book-store, Queen-street. Price Is.

MUNRO &WILLIAMS, QUEEN'S WHARF, Riggers and Sailmakers,

rjIAKE the present opportunity of informing ■*- the Inhabitants of Auckland, and tbe Shipping portion of the Community in general, that having had considerable experience in the above trade, for the last twenty yeais, both in England and America, and that they are determined to turn out any orders that they may be favoured with, as regards cutting and finishing, second to none in the Port. Gentlemen's pleasure yachts fitted with care and taste. Flags made and repaired. Tents, Awnings, Winnowing Sheets, Tarpaulins, and all description of Covers made to order at the shortest notice and on the most reasonable terms. Auckland, December 1, 1857.

NOTICE.

A PUBLIC MEETING will be held on the Green at Howick, at 1 1 o'clock, on the 9th December, to take into consideration the imporfanfc subject of getting a Bridge erected across Ihe Tamaki at Panmure. A subscription will be required and the Provincial Government petitioned to give at least an equal sum to the one

raised. Proprietors and Residents in the vicinity and Districts of Howick and Panmure, are particularly requested to attend

81-MONTHLY SABBATH EVENING LECTURES In Albert-street Chapel, Auckland.

BY THE

REV. T. HAMER

1857. Deo. 6th. Morality and Religion j their separate and independent sources.

Service at six o'clock.