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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XVI, Issue 1277, 9 December 1859, Page 4

f f* 'y ■ FOR SALE,' AT THE * l -* " ■ ' CI T Y iff A *_T"T.'"""" Ex"Swordfish" & Whirlwind." If| CASK'S CURR A N T S ■.".' 2 caroteels 'do. 4 cases Muscatels in Layers, Fancy Boxes jt ' and cartoons 4 ♦• fine new Figs 4 " French Plums, in jars and fancy boxes 40 boxes' Eleme Raisins 5 " Jordan Almonds 15 •• Lemon, Orange, and Citron Peel 2 cases Can and Co.'s assorted Fancy Biscuits 1 " ditto Biscuit Powder 40 " Starch \ 10 '' Blue ( Cole10 " Mustard, lib. and Jib. bottles ( man's 4 " H 51b., 71b:, and 141b. tins; 10 " Table Salt, jars and bottles 4 '• West India Arrowroot, in tins 2 •' Carraway Seeds 2 " Mixed Spice 4 tierces Carolina Rice 1 " ditto ditto, ground 20 casks Carbonate Soda 20 " Washing ditto 20 " Whiting 3 tierces Cumberland Hams 6 cases North Wilts Cheese 100 boxes Be'.mont Sperm Candles 20 cases bottled Fruits 20 " assorted Pickles ; 10 " ditto Jams and Jellies 10 " ditto Sauces' 5 " Lea and Perrin's ditto j 5 " Indian Soy ditto 10 " West India Pickles 5 " French Capers 5 '• Currie Powder 6 " Arrowroot, in bottles 5 " Lime Juice, in ditto 5 " Raspberry Vinegar 10 " > Lemon Syrup \ 10 " White Wine Vinegar - » 20' " Salad Oil r 30 casks Champion's Vinegar 1 '• Lime Juice 1 case Potted Meats - 10 " Preserved Salmon 4 " Red Herrings 1 " Herrings ala Sardines 10 casks Oatmeal 10 •• Pearl Barley 10 " Split Peas ( 1 bale fancy Door Mats (superior) 12 casks Day and Martin's Blacking, jars 4 " ditto ditto ditto tins 4 " ditto ditto ditto £-gross boxes 2 " Cocoa and Chocolate Ex "Gazelle" & "Spray." 185 chests, half.chests, and boxes Congou 10 boxes fine Gunpowder Tea 60 bags Manila Coffee 1 3 " Pepper i 140 boxes Soap j 1520 bags Company's No. 1 Sugar 250 •• Crystals ditto 230 " Snowdi op and Loaf ditto Flouk at Mill Prices. Goods delivered in any part of Town or Suburbs with the utmost promptitude. M. SOMERVILLE.

THE LIVERPOOL & LONDON FIRE & LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Incohpobatbd by Acts op Parliament. Capital £2,000,000, With Unlimited Liability of the Shareholders. Reserve Surplus Fund, £250,000. ANNUAL INCOME EXCEEDING £450,000. 11HE undersigned continue to grant Policies of . Insurance in Town or Count. y in both departments of the Company's business upon terms which will be found as liberal as those of any other office. Tables of rates for-Fire and Life Insurance in all its Branches, and every information can be obtained at the office. JOHN WOODHOUSE, \ J . JOHN BUCHANAN, / A S eiUB Queen-street, Ist November, 1859. *

LEA & PERRINS' CELEBRATED WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE. PRONOUNCED BY 3R Extract of a LETTER Sf from a MEDICAL CONNOISSEURS, II GENffiJIMAN at to be the __K__ to his Brother at JKyA WORCESTER ONLY GOOD SAUCE *5®E3 May, 1851. 1 v li 4- ell LEA & PERRINS and applicable to that their Satice is -•'i-:!.*" 1 ! highly esteemed in India, EVERY VARIETY and is in my opinion, th« -m'-'Vj-I most pat atable as well as r\-o man tBrnJW the most wholesome OF DISH. SflgagP Sau e that is made." EXTENSIVE FRAUDS. L. & P. having discovered that several of the Foreign Markets have been supplied with spubiotjs imitations of their " \\ ORCBSTBRSHIRE SAUCE," the labels of which closely resemble those of the genuine Sauce, and in one or more instances with the names of L. &P. forged ; they have deemed it their duty tocaution the public, and request purchasers to see that the names of Lea & Perrins are upon the Wrapper, Label, ' Stopper, and Bottle. L. & P. further give notice that they will proceed against any one who may infringe upon their right, either by manufacturing or vending such imitations, and have instructed their correspondents in the various parts of the world to advise them of such infringements. Wholesale and for Exportation by the Proprietors, Lea and Perrins, Worcester, England; Crosse and Blackwell, and other Oilman and Merchants, London.

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AS USED BY THE ~*4SO&WLY AND -NAVY, TT7TTH directions by the Queen's Private VV Baker, should be used by every family for raising Bread without Yeast. Bread may bejnade with it in one-fourth the time, as the Dough is not required to stand before it ia put into the oven — and when used in Pastry and Puddings, one-half the usual quantity of Butter and Eggs is sufficient. Sold in 2d. 4d. &> 6c?. Packets, and Is. Canisters, all hy Druggists & Grocers in Auckland. Parties not yet supplied, may obtain it through the Wholesale House in London. TESTIMONIALS. From W. GLASS, Esq. {Analytical Chemist to Sir W. BURNETT, M.D..F.R.5., &c. Director General of the Medical Department of H.M. Navy) \ to Sir W. BURNETT. Sir, Dated April 19th, 1849. For your satisfaction I have analyzed U(Bor wit V's German Baking Powder,) and find its compositi>n to be; Bc. These ingredients are of the pure**, quality, and well dried. The proportions have beev. -carefully aijusted and mixed. The Mixture forms a beautiful farinaceous Powder, well qualified for raising Bread. In my opinion its presence in Bread will be decidedly beneficial, &c. Dear Sir, Buckingham Palace, March 23rd, 1849. After giving your Baking Powder a fair trial, I beg to inform you that I find it a most excellent and useful invention, and I should say especially so in those parts^of the country where Yeast is difficult to obtain, and particularly on board ship, &c, &c. In your Directions for use, I should advise, &c. Sec. (See Directions on Packet ) - C. DOLL, Private Baker to Her Majesty.