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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XVI, Issue 1243, 12 August 1859, Page 1

E^ "Cauduceu^/^oa ' &c r On Sale at the Store of the Undersigned. | A C R ATJBE_AR^^^N%'A|tiI, cbijtainingT— , ..^ Chamber -Sets) BedrobnfCandlestieks Yfhit^Bed P»n» Uc;/ „, % Chambers, White and- Blue Cups and Saucers, Basins" „', Jugs and Mugs, all sizes '; Plates, Covered and Meat Dishes yi. ButWr Pots and Tea Pots 2 Cases, containing — Market Baskets, 4 sizes Straw do.; .d^c,, Wickd-^a'ssinets - 1 Brooms andrfirushes Groceries of all kinds as low as any House in Town. v ' F. L. Prime, < Queen-street. July 23rd, 1859.

Syduey Strays — Q BAYLISS' TOWN and TILT DRAYS, at reduced prices. 4 BOX CARTS. Bain, Gkahame & Co. * August Bth, 1859.

On Sale by the Undersigned, TOOTH'S CELEBRATED BURTON ALE in Hhds. Bottled Ale and Stout. Brown & Campbell. 23rd July, 1859. First Class Draught Stallion. MR. ALFRED BUCKLAND' FT AS received instructions from Messrs. LJ - Thornton, Smith, & Firth, to sell by Private Contraot, their well proved DRAUGHT HORSE. He is a handsome Dark Bay, well-propor-tioned, of a docile temper, and immense strength, is in first-rate condition,. ,and is second to none in the Colony, as & Stud Horse for Draught purposes.

For Sale by Private Contract, A BOUT 10 years of an unexpired Lease of those most Commodious and capital Business Premises, — comprising a Dwelling House, and Workshop, situate in Fort-street, adjoiaing the property of Messrs. Bain, Grahame, & Co., and now in the occupation of the Lessee, Mr. J W. Carr, Ship and Boat Builder. Terms, — Most Liberal j particulars of which, and all requisite information relating thereto may be had by applying to Messrs. Ciieeseman, Queen-street, Auckland. August 4th, 1859. Also- ' 2 Allotments in the Village of Devon port.

NOTICE OF REMOVAL. MR. I~BROWN, (Professor of the Organ, Pianoforte, Violin, & Singing J "DEGS to Announce his Removal to the top -■-' of Hobson-street. Mr. Brown has some fine Tuned Pianofortes for sale, and would have much pleasure in giving his advice to parties purchasing Instruments. Pianofortes Tuned on the most correct prinoi pies. Orders left at his Residence, Hobson-street, or at Mr. O. S^allfield's, Queen-street, will be punctually attended to.

Information to all Colonists. MESSRS. HARPER, BURNE, & Co , Proprietors of the JERUSALEM! COFFEE HOUSE, COWPER'S COURT, CORNHILL, LONDON, beg to state, that they have arranged with » the " General Association for the Australian Colonies," in London, to open Subscription Rooms attached to the " Jerusalem," as a place of daily meeting for all parties interested in the Australian Colonies and New Zealand ; their object being to make their Rooms the centre of communication between the Australian Colonies^and the United Kingdom, and the most reliable source of information on the great variety of subjects daily arising in connection with the Colonies. Colonists on becoming Subscribers, may forward all their Letters through the above Rooms, and on visiting England, will be saved much trouble and expense on landing. On arriving in London, they will have the advantage of the experience and advice of the Managers of the Rooms, and all the information as detailed in the prospectus, which may be had on application to Mr. John Tarty, at Messrs. Bain, Grahame, & Co., Auckland

LAND FOR SALE. MR. WILLIAM HUNTER TTAS for Sale or Lease several valuable J - L Farms, in the neighbourhood of Otahuhu and Papakura. Also, several lots in Onehunga and Otahuhu. Particulars may be obtained at the Office Queen-street. , f .

TO CARPENTERS fPENDEBS will be received until noon of - 1 - Saturday, 13th August, for erecting - two Cottages in Wellington-street. * Plans and Specification can be seen by applying to Chas. Sanderson;*. ■Civil Engineer and Architect, B , , ' «„« Queen-street jki, sth August, 1859. %A< V

WANTED AN ACTIVE YOUTH to wiit "'\ Tf Table and make himself .. otherwise "* useful. " I-r? Chas. C. Canning, Shoxtlaad Orescent-