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

_ _ j CONVEYANCE OF MAILS. Post Office, Auckland, ] 12th November, 1860. rPENDERS will be received by me, until noon on X WEDNESDAY the 6th of next month, for the Convojance of Mails during the year 1861— Between Auckland and Otahuhu, Pnpakura, Wairoa, Drury, Mauku, and Waiuku. Between Auckland and Onehunga. Between Auckland and ffowick. v Between Auckland and Matakana. Between Matakana and Mangawai. , Forms of Tender for these services may be had on application at the Post Office. Every Tender should be endorsed " Tender for Conveyance of Mails, 1 ' W. CORBETT. Postmaster.

On Sale by the Undersigned, ONE CASE CARRIAGE VARNISHES 2 " Painters' " 1 •« Methylated Spirit Varnish 4 " Saddlery 2 " Drawing Pencils 3 " Rinimel's Peifumery 12 trunks Boots and Shoes 25 barrels Oatmeal. BROWN & CAMPBELL. 2nd November, 1860.

On Sale by the Undersigned, RED AND WHITE CLOVER SEED Colonial Rye Grass Seed English ditto ditto Timothy Grass ditto Cocksfoot ditto ditto Mixed Grasses. ALFRED BUCKLAND. Queen-street.

Roofing Felt. ON SALE, mEN FRAMES, just landed, ex "Northern X Bride." O. R. STRICKLAND & Co. November 8, 1860.

LANDED BY THE UNDERSIGNED, Ex "Avalanche" and "Prince Alfred," 4(\f% BAGS No. 1 COMPANY'S SUGAR *±\J\J 200 bags Np. 2 do. do. 100 bags No. 1 do. do. Crystals 60 chests Superior Congou Tea 100 qr.-chests Superior " 60 quarter " Fine " 26 quarter " Young Hyson 25 quarter " Gunpowder 20 quarter " Orange Pekoe, highly flavored 50 quarter " highly fla voted Souchong 50 hhds. English Double Refined Loaf Sugar 20 ban els English Crushed Loaf Sugar 4 hhds. English Golden Treacle 5 kegs Refined Saltpetre 5 pockets New Kent Hops 20 barrels Fine Flavored Pickled Dutch Herrings, quite a treat 20 cases Half and Quarter boxes Sardines 20 " Choice Bottled Fruits 5 " Jams nnd Jellies 10 " Lea & Perrin's Sauces. On Sale at SAMUEL BROWN'S. Shortland-street.

To the Electors of Pamell. ri ENTLEMEN,— The Session of the General As\Jf sembly having been protracted to a period at which my presence is uigently requiicd elsewhere, and as the new Electoial Rollb cannot be prepaied for some weeks, I had arranged to leave Auckland as soou as the House rose ; and I had no intention of troubling you in any way, iu refeieuce to the ensuing election, until the time for holding it approached. My detention by the late bad weather has accidentally given me the opportunity of seeing that an attempt is being made by an opposition candidate to canvass the constituency in my absence, and I am compelled to address a few woids to you to bespeak that spirit of fairness and consideration iu which I am sure you will never be wanting. The late Session lasted over three months : the sittings, including those of the laborious Committees — of which I was a member, were fiequently extended from 10 a.m. till past midnight. During the whole time I never was a day absent from my post, except on one occasion, when, your electoral interests having been endangered, I considered it my duty to leave the House for that one morning to warn you of what was in progress, and to prepare the petitions which were happily successful in enabling me to get *your just privileges affirmed. After such close occupation as this, you will not think it unreasonable that I should now devote some time to the management of my own affairs; and I trust you will not permit any unfair advantage to be taken of my absence, but that you will h'jld yourselves free from all pledges until the issue of the writs, when I shall take care to be in Auckland, and when it will be my duty, as well as my pleasure, to give full explanations of my past conduct, and of my views for the future, I have the honor to be, Gentlemen, Your most obedient servant, THEOPHILUS HEALE. Auckland, Nov. 10, 18GO.

To the Electors of Raglan. /^1 ENTLEMEN,— The Southern Division having vJT been subdivided in the two Electoral Distiicts of Franklin and Raglan, I beg to offer myself for re-election as your Representative in the General Assembly. I have some confidence in doing so, as I have already reoeived assurances of support from several Electors, and because I believe the course I adopted during the last session has met the approval of a large portion of my constituents. I lemain Gentlemen, Your obedient Servant, T. M. HAULTAIN. Panmure, 15th November, 1860.

To the Electors of Franklin. ri ENTLEMEN,— At the request of several of the \JT Electors of your District, I beg to announce myself as a Candidate for the honor of representing your interests in the General Assembly, I remain Gentlemen, Your obedient Servant, M. G. NIXON. Otahuhu, 14th, November, 1860.

Good Business Premises. TO LET, together or separately those Shops and Premise* in Queen-street, (adjoining Mr. Moriun's Grocery,) lataly in the occupation of Mr. Maberly, Book-seller, and Mr. Lincoln, " Suffolk Dining Rooms." The situation is central, and the Premises adapted for a First Class Business. Apply to C. ARTHUR, Accountant, House, Land, and Commission Agent, Queen-street. November 6th, 1860.

SEVERAL COTTAGES and HOUSES TO LET. Apply to D. McPHEE & CO.

TO LET, A SHOP AND HOUSE in a good business Locality. Apply to D. McPHEE & CO.

rilHE Uudersigned requests that all persons indebX ted to him, will settle their Accounts on, or .before the 15th ot December, next, as he is about making an alteration in -his Busineis. W. BUTLER. Mongonui, Nov. 15th, 1860.