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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XVII, Issue 1351, 20 November 1860, Page 1

- On Sale by the TTANDSOME REGISTER GRATES XX Fenders and Fire Irons English Cooking Stoves an'd Kitchen Ranges Colonial Ovens Coal Vatet, Shuttles and Scoops Brittannia Metal, and Black Tin Tea and Coffee Pott , Copper and Brass round and oval Toddy Kettles Balance Ivory handled Table and Detert Knives Table and Dettert Forkt and Spoons in Electro 1 Plate and Albata Tea Trays, Waiters, and Bread Baskets Bread Knivet, Table Steels Dinner " Te* Bella Door Matt and Sorapera Jelly and Pudding Moulds" Grate, Blacklead, Bannitter, Scrubbing and Shoe Brushes, Broomheads, American Brooms. CRUICKSHANK. SMART. & CO. Canada Buildings, Queen-street.

Ex " Commodore Perry." K(\ CASES DUBLIN STOUT, IN PINTSAND **" QUARTS, 50 catet Burton Ale, in Pints and Quarts - TO ARRIVE PER "CADUCEUS," 26 hhd. Bass's No. 3 Alo •25 hhds Dawson'i " CRUICKSHANK, SMART, & CO.

ON SALE EX « CADUCEUS." SCOTCH PLOUGHS AND HARROWS Cart Axles and Bushes, Churns Iron and Copper Boilers to 50 gallons, with Furnace Doors and Bars English Cooking Stoves and Kitchen Ranges Iron Pots, Camp Ovens, ond Tea Kettles Cast Steel Spadet and Shovels White Lead, Colours and Oil Sheet Zinc, and Galvanized Sheet Iron Circular Saws, Pit and Crott Cut Saws Strong curved fiih hooks, Arery'i Weighing Machines Scotch Oatmeal, Confectionery, and Wool Packs Cast, Spring, and Blister Steel Vices, Anvils, Blacksmith's Bellows Bar Iron, Sledge and Hand Hammers Ewbank's Nails, Deck and Rose Spikes Horse Nails, Wedges, and maul rings Pick Axet, Mattocks, grubbing Hoes Wheat Mills and Sieves Robt. Sorby & Son's, Mattheson's and Moseley's Planes, Saws, &c. Rim Locks, Latches, Hinges, and Builders Ironmongery of every description. CRUICKSHANK, SMART, & CO., Queen-street.

AMERICAN GOODS, Ex " Commodore Perry," via Melbourne. 1 A A KEGS 1* IN. AMERICAN SHINGLE J Vtf NA i LS Sharp's and Collins' Handled Axes American Spirit Levels Adze, Axe, and Pick Axe Handles Scythes and Handles complete Bullock Yokes, and Bows complete Wash Boards, Spring C'othe3 Pegs Platform Weighing Machines Real Arkansas Stones and Slips Wood Saws, Augur Bits, &c. &c. CRUICKSHANK, SMART, & CO.

TO WOOL GROWERS. On Sale by the Undersigned, ROBT. SORBY & SON'S SHEEP SHEARS Wool Packt Ruddle, for Marking Sheep. CRUICKSHANK. SMART, & CO.

GREEN FOOD. To Dairymen, Carters, and Others. MR. S. JONES HAS for Private Sale, 13 Acres Green Oats and Grass, to be sold in lots or one lot. Apply at the Auction Mart, Queen street.

Indian Corn Meal, Prepared from the finest Sydney Maize. FINE Quality for Family use. Also, Second quality for Horses, Cattle, &c, &c. On Sale at LAMB & MELVIN'S, Canada Buildings.

Painis, Leads, Oils, &c. ' Ex ' Commodore Perry. 1 BROWN, HALL, & Co. Offer For Sale— ONE TON EXTRA QUALITY WHITE LEAD, in 71b., 1416., and 28H>. tins I Ton Best Green Paint, in tins I " " Black " << I " " Red " « \ " Superior Putty 125 Gallons Linseed and Boiled Oils and Turpentine.

! On Sale by Samuel Brown, SlIORTLAND-STREET, i' 1 OO CASKS BYASS' PORTER AND ALE •■•"" 100 ditto Marzetti't and other favourite brands 500 Cases Gin 300 half-cases Gin 60 Cases Booth's "Old Tom" 10 Hhds. West India Rum 2 " Martell't Brandy 10 qr.-casks Golden Sherry 5 " Dark do. 10 " Old Port 10 Hhds. No. 3 Burton Ale.

To Arrive, A PORTABLE STEAM ENGINE, with recent improvements, Alto, — - A Patent Single Blatt Finishing Machine, from the celebrated workt 6f Clayton, Shuttleworth, & Co., Lincoln. Sketches and all particulars by application to their agontt, BROWN, HALL, & CO., Queen-street.

ONEHUNGA. THE BELLEVUE PRIVATE & FAMILY HOTEL 4 FFORDS all the comforts and convenience of - , A Firit Class English Residence. ' Good SaddU Horses and Dog-carts, $&,for Hire. Boatt meet the Steamers, &c, for , conveyance df ' Passengers. ;

On Sale by the Undersigned, ZTO ARRIVE EX "ROB ROY," FIFTY BOXES STEARINE CANDLES, lib ' packets - 2 balea Woolpacks 1 bale Scotch Twill Shirts 1 bale Blue Serge Shirts 50 Anthony's Patent American Churna , These celebrated Churns have received prizes at the principal Agricultural Meetings in America and England, not only for producing butter in a much lest timelhan any others, but also for making more in quantity. Vide Reportt of Agricultural Exhibitiont.' ' ' ' , 1 '-v - EDWARD KING, Queen-strtet Wharf. Auckland, Sept, 29th, 1860. ' ' ' '