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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XVII, Issue 1295, 10 February 1860, Page 1

OWEN& GR^HAk" HAim boh. Sals, now Landing, ex "Nimroud" and "Jura," from London, /LOO B A O s COARSE SALT '*VFVf 2 cases Plough. and Cart Hornets 1 cose Plated Jewellery 1 •' " Spurs 1 " Hemp and Grindery 4 '• New Fancy ShtrU 2 bales Scotch Twill Shirts 1 " Woollen Shawls 6 " Blankets, assorted 6 hhds. B.P. Rum M- h oa'k. J'MartoHV Dark Brandy 25 cases "Martell's" Pale Brandy 4 i-oftik* Booth's No. 1 Gin 25 "Booth's" Cordial Gin Ex "Prince Alfred," from Sydney, 10 boxes Cavendish Tobacco 28 bag* Mauritius S'ugnr 3 i-tierce* Negrohead. Jan. 18th, 1860.

The Undersigned has for Sale, MARTELL'S DARK BRANDY, in hhds. Superior Whiskey, in-bulk & cases, 1 doz. each W. I. Rum, 10 0.p., hhds. and case* do. Superior Port and Sherry, in 1 & 2 doz. cases - 10 tons Java Crystal* Invoice of Leather, ex "Jura," comprising— * * Prime Wax Kip, Calf, and Cordo\an Invoice of Furniture to arrive, ex "Frenchman," comprising— ' Loo Tables, Cheffoniefs, Chairs, Drawer*, Wardrobes, Whatnots, &c. Invoice of Brujhwaro 400 grots Soda-water and nine Corks One 4-horse power Thrashing Machine , with Flour Mill attached Five Parlour Stoves Two Fairbanks patent Scales, capable of weighing Id cwt. at a time One complete set New Code of Signals, with Book. &C, , &C, . &c. GEO. S. GRAHAM, Corner of Shortland and Queen-streets, Imperial Fire Office, January 27th, 1860.

NOW LANDED, Ex "Nimroud," riIHREE CASES, containing— JL Chamber's and Swan's Copy Books Thick and Thin Exercise Books Green, Yellow, Blue, and Pink Demy Paper - Exoiso and Square Glass Inkstand* Surveyors' Field Books, Ebony ltules Everpoint Pencil* and Lead for ditto Quill* and Quill Pens, Wafers, &c, &c. J. F. LEIGHTON, Bookbinder and Stationer, "Southern Cross" Office.

EPSOM RISE, On the Onehunga Road. CONNELL & RIDINGS Have been instructed by Robeut CunTis, Esq., late of Auckland, to Sell by private contract, HIS Valuable Property on the Epsom and Onehunga Road, called EPSOM RISE, containing TiN Aches of rich volcanic soil, fenced, and laid down in Grass and Clo\er, and planted with numerous fruit and other trees, and extending to the Government Resene on Mount St. John. It contain*, also, a Cottnge with four rooms, a detached Workshop and Outhouses, and a Well. A stream flow* through the lower part of the land near the road. This really valuable nnd beautifully situated property is about three miles from Auckland, and about the same distance from Onehunga, Letween which places Omnibuses ply every day. 1 Particulars can be obtained on application at the Mart, Queen-»treet.

TO WOOL GROWERS. IT HE Undersigned are prepared to Purchase Ad- . VANCE TJTON, AND STORE, WOOL AND PRODUCE, For shipment per "Moa" and other traders to S) dney, or consigned to their Agents, Messrs. John Gladstone and Co., London. - BAIN. G.RAHAME, & Co. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. /"IHARLES CANNING begs to inform his cus\J tomers and friends, that in consequence of alteiations now making on his premises, helms taken the Shop i doors further up on the same side of the Street, and next door to Messrs. Coleman & Ireland, where he will carry on his Business as usual. ' CHAS. CANNING, , Confectioner, Shortland-street.

MR. W. WALLIS, DENTIST, MANUFACTURER OF ARTIFICIAL TEETH, Grey-street, Auckland, „. MINERAL TEETH fitted from o^ to a complete Set, without the extraction of roots, or any-p»inful operation. These Teeth never change colour or decay, and ate warranted to restore articulation and mastication. Dscayed Teeth filled, rendered sound and useful in mastication ; Teeth Scaled and restored to their natural colour ; Teeth extracted. IMPORTED SHEEP FOR SALE. To Arrive, per "Blue Jacket." FOR SALE on arrival SEVEN PURE BRED SOUTHDOWN TUPS, five of them bred from the celebrated flock of JonasWebb, Esq., and two got by a Tup belonging to the Duke of Richmond; and winner of the head prizes at the Highland Society's Shows at Inverness and Glasgow. Thes* Sheep having been selected by good judges from the above named flocks, all got by and out of Prize Sheep, will be found invaluable to Breeders. Any information as to Pedigree, &c, &c, may be obtained from Mr. J. St yak, at Green Mount,, or WM. HUNTER, j Auctioneer.

DAVIDSON & SEWELL BEG respectfully to inform the Public that they have taken the Business known as A. AND J. MACKIE & TERRY, and hope by strict attention »nd punctuality, and good work, to merit a continuance of the lupport that has been so liberally bestowed on the late Firm. All kinds of Carriage Work, Agricultural Implements, Horse-shoeing, and General Smith Work don* on the most liberal terms. DAVIDSON & SEWELL, < Vulcan Lane, Queen Street.

October 6th, 1859. Butcher Premises and Business for sale. WILLIAM HUNTER Is instr\icted by tho present Proprietor (who is , ltaving for England), to sell by private Contract, " THE LEASE of SHOP and HOUSE in a rapidly rising part of the City. The Premises comprise—New House and Shop on an Allotment of 50 feet frontage; held on a lease having 20 years yet to run. It is all fenced, and has a good Well of Water on if. " ' ' _j NOTICE. 1 WILLIAM STROUD, will not be answerable * for any debts which may be contracted by my wife Catherine Stroud, from this date. '"TcWufcy'Srd, 1860.