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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XVII, Issue 1285, 13 April 1860, Page 1

OWEN & G R A'iH ; Have for Sal* tub tjndbrmbntioned Goods, novt ' . ~ LANDtNO, Ex "Frenchman" and "Lord Burleigh," 120 * EQS EWBANK'S NAILS, assorted, ■■■^V l£to'6lnoh ' 25 kogs Flooring Brads, 2£ and 3 inch 100 boxes Sperm Candles 6 packages Leather and Grindery 17 packages Slops, comprising— Blue Serg* Shirts, Fancy Regatta Shirts, washed and boxed and in papera, Scotch Twill Shirts, Men's and Youths' Mole Trousers and Duck Trousers I 2 cases Thiller and Leader Cart Harness, Saddles; &o.' ' ' - t ' 1 " Jews' Harps, Rack and Small Combs 3 •• Single and Double" Fowling Pieces 25 boxes Tin Plates, IC IX IXX 4 cooks patent Shpt, in small bags 25 dozen Spades, superior finish 8 bales Blankets, assorted qualities and sizes. March 26th, 1860.

THE LATE FIRE 1

W. BUCHANAN, Watch Maker, has opened T T premises, for the present, opposite the Union and Oriental Banks, with a splendid stock of New Jewellery (ex "Frenchman*''), of first clsss quality, consisting of— > Gold Rings — in Diamonds, Rubies, Emeralds, Pearls, Opals, &c, Wedding, Keeper, and Signet Rings Gold Brooches, Bright and Coloured, in great variety Cameo and Miniature Brooches, Gold - Studs, Gold Pins, Gold Bracelets, Chains, Lockets, Keys, Earrings, &c, Sterling Silver Tea Spoons, Card Cases, Snuff Boxes, Thimbles, &c.

ONE-TREE HILL.

fiENRY HARDINGTON

Has been favoured with the instructions of John Chadwick, Esq., to Sell by Private Contract, HIS BEAUTIFUL ESTATE AT ONE-TREE HILL, EPSOM. It consists of about 60 acres of rich soil, capable of bearing any kind of crop, very substantially fenced and subdivided, and most part laid down in luxuriant grass. It has a fine new verandahed Cottage of six rooms, and detached kitchen, a stable, coach-house, and all the usual outhouse, withalargejgarden abundantlystocked with all descriptions of fruit trees ; and is seated on an elevation that affords extensive views— altogether forming a most comfortable establishment for tho farmer, or a most desirable residence for the family of a genleman of town avocations, who requires or takes a delight in country exercise or change of air, for here, it may be remarked, is the very point at which the traveller from the town first catches the invigorating bracing breeze of the Manukau— steps into a perfect change of atmosphere. Of One-Tree Hill it wore superfluous to speak : it is well known to command the widest, the most varied, and most pleasing views in this (our) Province. The upper lino is bounded by tho reserve proposed as a reservoir for supplying the City with water, and which will, of course, afford to the immediate subjacent land a perpetual sufficing irrigation.

HILLSBOROUGH.

Also— that fine Property the Homestead of Hillsborough, about a mile from the above estate. It contains about 48i acres of the very best description of soil, adapted to any purpose, and has a spacious verandah Cottage of six rooms, &c, &c. This property, from its varied peculiarities, would form one of the finest dairy farms in the country. Around it there is a great range «f unenclosed land.

■ Terms Liberal. A great portion of the purchase-money may remain on Mortgage.

Imperial Tire Office.

IN consequence of tho late Fire in Shortland-street the undersigned has removed to the Wharehouse formerly occupied by the late Mr. Duke, situate in Lower Queen-street. GEO. S. GRAHAM. 2nd April, 1860.

FOR SALE, AWHALEBOAT, almost new, 27 feet overall, with Mast, Sail, Oars, &c, complete. Apply to GEO. S. GRAHAM.

To the Electors of the Northern Division.

f~i ENTLEMEN,— A vocancy having been left in XX the General Assembly, by_ the resignation of one of your Representatives ; it Being also necessary, for the interests of Auckland, that this Province should be fully represented in the ensuing Session at Wellington, I beg to offer you my services. Should you so far honour me as to elect me to represent you, I shall do my best to promote the interests of this Province, and your district in particular. I am, Gentlemen, Your obedient servant, JOSEPH MAY. Mount St. John, April 2nd, 1860.

To the Electors of the Northern Division.

/"I ENTLEMEN,— Mr. Henderson having resigned VT his seat in the House of Representatives for your Division, I beg to offer myself as a Candidate for your suffrages at the coming Election. I have the honor to bt Gentlemen, Your obedient Servant, J. R. COOPER. - Aickland, 6th April, 1860

Russell, Bay of Islands,

TNVALIDS and Families desirous of a marine X residence at this beautiful and salubrious seaport, can be accommodated with a Furnished Brick House, containing Drawing, Dining, and Breakfast Rooms, with Bed-room, Dressing-room, Pantry, and Kitchen. There is a private entrance, small Garden, Well of Water, and the use of the Bath-room and Papers. The House may be taken Monthly or Quarterly. For further particulars, apply, to MR. LEIGHTON, •'Southern Cross" Offico.

Grass Seeds for Sale.

RED AND WHITE CLOVER Rye Grass, Italian do. Trefoil, Cocksfoot, &c. T. & G. H. CHEESEMAN, Frasers Briok Buildings, > i ', :: '. Queen. street.

HAWKfS ,BAY: '". J .-

SHEEP RUN AND 400 SHEEP FOR SALE.' The Run consists of about 9000 acres, princi* pally nnb- grass lartdr 'situate within a days' ride from' Port Napier." '•'■'»>■ For Particulars, apply to ' '"'•; '' STUAIiT^KI'NBpSS.&^Co.^ Napier, 3rd April, 1860 f

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H^OURS of Attendance, , for receiving and with/'f'drawmg'DejJOjriti--- >, '„ • i ! > ' ' ' ' Monday Morning, 1 from eight to nine .Thursday".",' V* tU " X < ltK ' •' " Saturday Afternoon, from 4 to 6. Interest 'allowed— 6" per cent, per annum. : Office— Opposite the Odd Fellows' Hall, in Queen-street.'

W. R. FINLASON, Accountant.