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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XVII, Issue 1350, 16 November 1860, Page 1

FOR MAURITIUS DIRECT.

.'i^lN^v friHE A 1 Clipper Barque KfV&v 1 ' "SIRENE," /yj[jg»KO 400 torn, Edavard Dudkrn, Common<4@lwifiPi'' der, will tail for the above Port on or about the 20th November. For Passage only, apply on board to Capt. Dubern, or to HENDERSON & MACFARLANE. October 19, 1860.

BAY OF ISLANDS. FOR RUSSELL AND KERI KERI. ' A ' mHE Favorite Cutter m. 1 " ANNIE LAURIE," lyflgv will continue in the above Trade. ««»» For Freight or Passage, apply on Board, WEBSIER & PATTERSON, Agents. Oct. 10th, 1860.

FOR NAPIER. 4«V^ |TIHE Gutter ".SATELLirE" will Ajs!^v 1 sail for Napier, on WEDNESDAY YSJlflJSi^ next. 21st inst. mMiim®* For Freight or Passage, apply on board, or to S. J. EDMONDS, Queen-street Wharf. November 15th, 1860.

For Hokianga. v-w v -w mHE new Cutttr "DART," Captain wfefig^v JL Webster, will sail as above on Y*^^ TUESDAY, 20th Nov. iiS.JL7.Sii For Freight or Passage, apply to WEBSTER & PATTERSON, Queen-street. Nov. 15, 1860.

FOR SALE, /&, rTHE Half Share of the well known Cutter filk " " D ART »" 3 ust returne(l from the Fi 8" Jggg£lslands. For particulars, apply to OWEN& GRAHAM, Queen-street Wharf.

EMIGRATION TO NEW ZEALAND. Passage Money, £16 and Upwards. "WHITE STAR" LINE OF LIVERPOOL AND NEW ZEALAND CLIPPERS. Sailing vunctually on the 10th of every Month, FROM LIVERPOOL TO AUCKLAND AND - . WELLINGTON, — . mHE CLIPPERS of this Line comjt*\>f\ -L prise some of the largest, hand/St^SsKVv \someat, and Fastest Sailing Ships in jB&BMp* the world, viz., Tons, Tons, Register. Burthen. White Stab... 2500 .. 4000 .. Capt. T. C. Kerr. Bed Jacket .... 1800 .. 3000 .. Capt. 11. Kirby. Mermaid 1400 .. 2100 .. Capt. Jas. White. Tornado 1226 .. 1800 .. Capt. Aitkin. St. -ioiing Star.. 1500 .. 2250 .. Capt. E. J. Allen. U- _c Jacket.... 1100.. 1700 .. Capt. Clarke. ihe undersigned, Agents for the above celebrated T .me of Ships, arc prepared to issue prepaid passenger tickets to any parties desiring to bring out their friends to this Colony. The arrangements for all classes of passengers are on the most complete ica'e, the Saloons being fat - nished with bedding linen and all necessaries, and the accommodation for second cabin passengers, and other classes, of the most perfect description. Full particulars can be had on application to O. R. STRICKLAND &CO.

Messrs. Willis, Gann, & Co's LINE OF PACKETS BETWEEN LONDON AND NEW ZEALAND. milE following first-class Ships are intended to J. be continued as Regular Traders :— "Egmont," • Gibson HOOTons. "Caduceus," Cass 1500 " "Clontarf," Allen 1500 " " Maori," Peiherbridge, . . 1000 " "Cashmere," Pearson, 1000 " " Creiswell," Barnett,- ••• ..1000 " «• M.ryann," Ashby 1000 " '• . 1 r.rwood," Forsay th 1000 •• 1 c Undersigned, Agents for the above splendid line of Vessels, »re authorized to make atrangemenls with settlers who may be desirous of bringing out their friends to this colony. The Passage money can either be paid in advance, or satisfactory security will be taken for its payment. upon the arrival of the veesel.

BROWN & CAMPBELL. EX "LORD ASHLEY," X A BOXES AMERICAN CLOTHES PEGS **" American Cooking Stoves " Bits, Axes and Hammers " Fairbank Weighing Machines " Whisks and Broom Handles Marble Qhimney Pieces * English Kitehon Ranges Grocer*' Scales and Weights Hoise Nails, Files and Rasps Plain and Perforated Zinc Scythe Stones Ewbank's and American Cut Ntils. S. HAGUE SMITH, General Ironmonger, Queen-street, opposite Ring's Timber Yard, Auckland.

A CETIC ACID, in 5-gallon Jars. BROWN, HALL, & CO.

TT-EILLER'S MARMALADE JA. Assorted Jams t Cherry Brandy, extra quality and strength. BROWN, HALL, & CO.

NAILS. DECK, ROSE, AND HORSE NAILS, in 112 ft. kegs. BROWN, HALL, & CO.

, WOOL. niHE Undenigned ii a Cash purchaser of Wool. _L Greasy Wool washed on rea»onable term*. GEO. E. IRELAND. Mechanics' Biy, 20th October, 1860.

HUMPBACK, OIL. ON »ale by the Undersigned in Loti to suit Purchasers, CLEAN HUMPBACK OIL, at 2s. Gd. per gallon. C.A. HARRIS. Auckland, 12ih Nov., 1860.

Good Business Premises. TO LBT, together or separately those Shops »nd Premises in Queen-street, (adjoining " Mr. MoKitiN'i G-ocery,) lately in the occupation of Mr. Mabebly, Book-seller, and Mr. Lincoln, "Suffolk Dining Booms." . , The situation is central, and the Premises adapted for a First Class Business. Apply to 0. ARTHUR,

Accountant, House, Lnnd, and Commission Agent, Queen-street. November sth, 1860.