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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XVII, Issue 1293, 3 February 1860, Page 2

Steam to Tauranga (Bay of Plenty), toMxaif and Wellington. * t * v '+

«i. "WHITE SWAN" »m\/ (sjttftcl^, ' ' * will tail on TUESDAY next , I 7th instant, at 6 o'clock, ?.ut. , i •B^mim* vW p ki:R kwood. j The "White Swan" being under engagement te- cnlUt-Ttiuranga this trip, it rffords a favourable opportunity to parties desirous # of visiting the Hot Springs and Taupo Lakes, t ' Fare to Tauranga £5 ss. FOR MONGANUI, vTte. rPHE fine Schooner ••DOLPHIN," 42 X. ton*, \V. Doughty, Master, will bo HffiilßKSk detained, at the request of several wUXm* passengers, until TO-MORROW (Saturday) MORNING. ' Has very superior accommodation for Cabin and Intermediate Passengers. Apply on board, or to * ' BAIN, GRAHAME, & Co. 3rd Feb., 1860. FIRST SHIP FOR LONDON. /Jvk rPHE Beautiful Clipper Ship t^/§\ 1 ''HARWOOD," /s*-SaK^ Wm. Fousatth, Commander. This <3qgjJߣglgt» fine Vessel having now nearly nil her Freight on board, will leave for London direct on the 10th inst Has only accommodation for two more Cabin and a limited number of Steerage Passengers for wfiich early application is necessary to CRUICKSHANK, SMART, & CO. /*\. riIHE "AFRICAN" was enteied at J^§\ 1 the Customs YESTERDAY. /^J^afeA^ Consignees are requested to pass ■QgSgStip" their eu trios forthwith and pny freight as per Bills of Lading. All goods impeding discharge of the Ship will be landed and stored at Consignee a risk nnd expense. CRUICKSHANK, SMART. & Co., Agents for the "African."

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Iron, Tar, Cement, Blacksmiths' Coals, Tea> &c, &c, &c. CONN ELL & RIDINGS Will Sell by Auction, TO-MORROW (Saturday), at 11 o'clock. IJIGHT TONS MERSEY IRON-Round and 'J y Square 24 casks Blacksmiths' Coal 50 barrels Portland Cement 30 Stockholm Tar 20 Fine Congou 20 bugs Keeping Onions Bacon and Hams &c, ice . &c.

The Township of St. Andrew's.

CONxVELL & RIDINGS

Have been instructed to Sell by Auction, on a day to be named in a future advertisement,

THE TOWNSHIP of ST. ANDREWS, sitnated at the entrance of the RIVER WHAU, and running back to the GREAT NORTH ROAD. Full particulars in a future advertisement.

Plans are being prepared, and will be ready in a fewj days.

To Builders, Saddlers, and others.

D. NATHAN & CO.

Will Sell bv public Auction, on THURSDAY next, 9th February, in the Yard at the rear of the Premises, Shortland-street, at 11 o'clock, to close consignments ex "Nourmahal," 5 CIO A BANGORT.ADIES' 16 x 8 & 16 x 10 ,l'/VV SLATES 60 Hearth Stones and Window Sills 15 Kegs l§ to 6 inch flat point pi essed Rose Nails and Flooring Biads 1 Case large and small Tapered Saw Files, Scythes, Brambets, Chnff Knnes, and Hedge Brushing Hooks 100 Iron Pots 2 Bales 2) to 3 bushel Striped Corn Sacks 1 Pqcket Sussex Hops 2 Cases Saddlery, comprising — Saddles, single and double Reins, Stirrup Leathers and Irons, Head Stalls and Reins, Martingales, Saddle Bags, Shabraes, Leather cover O\er alls, wulu and narrow long fastening Straps, Bridles with Hits and Curbs, Hobbles, and Girth Straps 3 Doz. Snaffle Bridles 1 Bale Horse Cloths ( 1 Case Ladies', Gents', & Jockeys' Riding Whips 1 Hhd. Hollo ware, uz.— Tinned Tea Kettles, Saucepans and Covers, 2 to 10 Gallon Oval Pots, ic. 4 Crates E>irthenn-are, i'u.— Saxony, Flowing Blue, Cambridge, and Antique Patterns, Toilette Setts, Blue, Figured, White, and Gold Edged China Cups and Saucers, Muffin Plates, Slop and Sugar Basins, Cieam Jugs, Egg Cups, Butter Tubs and Stands, and Bread and Butter Plates, 7 to 14 inch Flab and Baking Dishes, 6 to 10 inch Dinner Plates, and assorted Fancy Dip'd Bowls.

Terms at Sale

NEWMARKET CATTLE SALE.

WILLIAM HUNTER Will Sell by Auction, at Newmarket, on TUESDAY next, the 7th inst , at half-past 12 o'clock, — riIWENTY FAT BULLOCKS JL 60 Fat Sheep and Lambs A lot of hand-fed Heifers and Steers. Dairy Cows, Store Stock, &c. Also, Draught Horse > Dray and Harness, without reserve Several other Horses. WOOL SALE. WILLIAM HUNTER WILL hold his 2nd Wool Sale, on WEDNESDAY, March 7th, at the Stores of Messrs. Henderson and M«cf«rl«ne, when he will Sell several Choice Lots, from some of the best Flocks in the district.

AUCKLAND REGATTA, 1860.

A GENERAL MEETING will be held at the Mechanics' Institute, THIS (Friday) EVENING, for the final settlement of all business con- " nected with the late Regatta. All persons having accounts against J;he Committee are requested to - forward tlie same to Mr. 3- Crvwksiunk, Honorary Treasurer. . WILLIAM B. BAKER, „,,_, ' - v Hon. Sec. " Auckland, February Ist, 1860. CHALLENGE!!! j <"W mHE'/jJOHNNY HEKE" ; will run raife^ - L tts»'' lEASEß>> °r the -SATEL'. WMB& t LITE" any day they like, for a week ' „ ' T . t0 Coromandel «nd back, for £5 to £50. Timftfor-tonnagw as; per Regatta Rules. . Apply to • <■ A.J. NICHOLAS, ' > - ' ~> Victoria Hotel. ' '-' '' l ' " ; 'NOTIOE. '" '„., .' . niHE.WARDENS of the Auckland Hundred, will .jJLa»sJsi«iejdepaBturing->LicenBes" at their <sfficß, Nswmarket, from 10 to 12 a.m., oni'UESDAY^ the • 7th February next - - - t J.tP.^'u'MrJULIN,) Wardens for ayCwrp, 'V J 'J WALTERS, ysi.'j the Auckland ibfi, U.?M DIC ' U^^H)mdrecL ' 30th Jm'tuarjr. 1800. -",,. i«. ->' -, - v". ' >