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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XV, Issue 1129, 23 April 1858, Page 1

CITY MART.

EX LATE ARRIVALS. On Sale by the Undersigned, 850 CHESTS and HALF - CHESTS *" v CONGOUTEA' 125 Boxes do. 30 « Gunpowder and OTekoe 1 Hhd. Loaf Sugar 82 Mats Snow Drops 120 « Crystals 160 " No. 1 Pieces 4 Barrels Treacle 20 Cases Bottle Fruits 30 « « Pickles 10 " Salad Oil, pints 10 " '" half-pints =q 5 •• " decanter* £ 5 " Salmon, life. "5 5 « * « 218. a 80 '• Currie Powder }.£ 10 " Arrowroot, in life, bottles q and tins <r> 6 " Ditto, in £lfe. ditto q 30 " Vinegar, quart* £ 30 V " pints 10 " Soyers R§lish 20 " Lea and Perrin's W. Sauce 10 " Mustard, life. & jlfe. \ 2 " " 71fe. tins (n( n , . 20 " Starch, No. 1 ( Co ™! 5 " Blue / 100 Doz. Bottles Blacking \ 100 " Tins do. L . „ .. 10 Gross Paste Blacking- ( W * &*rtm boxes / 3000 Bath Bricks ~ 10 Cases Table Salt, in boxes and jars 100 Tins Red Herrings 2 Cases Soluble Chocolate 2 " do. Cocoa " Patent Groats and Barlej " Tapioca 1 (i Sultanas (in drums) 2 " Confectionary (Wotherspoon'i) I 200 Boxes Sydney Mould Candles' \ 33 " American Wax do. 30 " Belmont Sperm do. 20 " Real Sperm do. 40 " Sydney Soap 2 Cases Ground Cloves and Cinnamon 20 Boxes Eleme Raisins 2 Carotels Currants 5 Casks Saltpetre 1 Case Cream Tartar (in 14 lb. jar*) 1 " Tartaric Acid 20 Boxes, Muscatel Raising Ex "Gazelle" Hhd. Loaf Sugar 400 Mats Company Sugar Ex " Cornubia" from London. 46 Cases Mustard | ColenWs Blue and Starch ) 8 Bales Grocers Paper M. SOMEBVILLU. Corner of Shortland and Queen-street.

FOR SALE,

Per late arrivals* and to arrive per Isabella Hamilton , OPRING AND BAR STEEL Bar and Bolt Iron Boiled and Raw Paint Oils White Lead, Turps, and Colors Coach and House-painters' Varnishes Sporting and Blasting Gunpowder Patent Shot, Percussion Guns and Caps Sheet Copper and Muntz Metal Tarpaulius, Canvas, Sewing and Net Twins Lines, Anchors, Chains, &o. LILEWALL & RATTEAT. Fort-street, April 9th, 1858.

To the Electors cf .the Southern Division.

pENTLEMEN,— A vacancy in the represensentation of your Division in the JBouae of Representatives having been caused by the resignation of Mr. C. J. Taylor, and a Writ having been issued for the election of a new member, I have been solicited byla large number of thejelectors of your Division to become a Candidate for the

representation of your interests. Always willing to devote my services to the public good, wherever I can be of use, I at once offer myself a candidate of your suffrages. I would gladly have declined becoming a candidate upon the present occasion, (owing to press of private business,) were it not for the strong irterest I take in the advancement and prosperity of New Zealand generally, and of this Province in particular, and believing as I do that there it an absolute necessity to urge upon the present Government to pass some measures which will have the effect of opening up the country, thereby developing the internal resources and the hidden treasures of New Zealand, from which

this Province' would greatly benefit. As a claim to your suffrages, I may state that I have made myself acquainted with almost every settled portion of your Division, and have gained a knowledge of your respective requirements. Should I have the honor to be elected, I will via my best effortp to promote your interests. I am, Gentlemen, Your obedient servant, DaVid Graham. 17th April, 1858. '

To the Electors of the Pensioner Settlements.

ri ENTLEMEN,— In reply to your flattering requisition containing 110 signatures, requesting me to become a Oandid^tetb represent you in the House of Representatives, lor the Pensioner Settlements. I have the honor to state, lam happy -to accede to your request, and if .ejected, will faithfully serve your interests, and those of th« Colony. I km, Gentlemen, Your most Obedient, Servant, John JkrmlK Symokds. Onehunga, April 12, 1858.

FOR SALE, AN JiILXGANT COTTAGE Residence and Garden," in a central position, well *dapt«| for* smairtamily. '" * - Apply to "Wflf. AITKEN, Land and Commission Agent,