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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XVII, Issue 1378, 26 February 1861, Page 1

CLEARING OUT SALE' I

05 SUMMER flO.O-lW|, AT NEW ZEALAND SOtJSE. ' WRATTRAY, begs to intimate that lie is now • SELLING OFF, tlio whole of his Summer Stock, at a ( Very Great Reduction. \ ,- Summer Silk, Berege, and, other- Dressed will be offered at VERY LOWPRIOES'S, r Summer and Autumn Mantles, Fancy Ribbons, Sewed Muslins, Hosiery, Ac., will be aubmitijO&at a , CHEAP RATE, Coats, Vests, Trousers, Shirts, in fact th.c whole ClUss of Goods, in the READY-MADE CLOTHING, DEPARTMENT, will be found GOOD AND CHEAP. W. R. being determined to REDUCE his WHOLE STOCK, previous.^ STOCK TAKING t , and also to make- room for his Winter Stock, pej' "African," confidently invites the Public to' tafe .vd vantage' *f the present Sale, as they will find the GOODS CHEAP. J Terms — During Sale, ' CASH; N.B.— A Bale of 10-4, 11-4 and 12-t, Blankets VERY CHEAP. NEW ZEALAND HOUSE, SHORTLAND-STREET, AUCKLAND.

GRASS SEEDS. HUNTER, COCHRANE & CO., ' CATTLE AUCTIONEERS, LAND AGENTS, &a Offices: Fort-Street, Lower Queen Street, AUCKLAND, HOLD THEIS SALES : For CATTLE, *fc Newmabkot, every TUESDAY. For HOESE STOCK, at the BAZAAR, every SATURDAY. For CATTLE, HORSES, Le, »t OTAHUHU, the last WEDNESDAY in every Month. For CATTLE, HORSES, &c., at PAPAKURA, the second THURSDAY inMarch, June, Septeinbf r, oiid December. HUNTER, COCHRANE & CO. Have Now for Sale, SCJPERIOR Colonial GRASS SEEDS of thu year's growth Fine English Grass Seedi Rape Seed English Red Clovers White Clovers, English and Colonial tfsrThe above are on view in bulk at their office, in the New Auction M*rt of S. Cochnvne, Brother & Co., Fort-street.

A GREAT TREAT. J. G. DEN BY T) ESPECTFULLY invites the attention of the JIV inhabitants of Auckland to a Shipment Ex "Zealandia," from London, of the finest Kaisow Congou Tea ever imported and was considered to be the best Brand in the London Markets. A Trial will show tht genuiness of this advertisement. J. G. D. returns his sincere thanks to the generous Public for the support they have so liberally bestowed, on him since his commencement in business, and hopes by piompt attention to their demands to merit a continuance of theu support. fi*S*Observe the Addiess 22 QUEEN-STREET, Dnectly opposite Wyndham-stieet.

New Zealand Insurance Company. THE ATTENTION OF INSURERS in this Company IS FARriCULARLY CALLED TO CLAUSE IX AT THE BACK OP THEIR POLICIES, WHICH IS HERE REPRINTED FOR GENERAL INFORMATION. "That persons who have Insured property in this Company must give notice of any other insurance already made, or which shall afterwaids be made elsewheie, on tlie same property, so that a memoiandum of each other insurance may be endorsed on the Policy or Pohoies effected with this Company, otherwise such Policy or Policies will be void ; aud after such endorsement is made, the ia,teable proportion ofatay loss or damage for which this Company is- liable will be paid: provided liouiein; that oil such notice being given at any time after the iasue'bf the Policy, it shall be optional with the Company to cancel such policy, returning the Premium for the unexpired term thereof, if they i shall so deem fit." ' By order of the Directors. i GEO. P. PIERCE, ! Manager, i Frasers Buildings, • - ] February 16th, 1861. J

£10 REWARD. \ ST. BARNABAS' SCHOOL', PATRNELL. nnHE above Reward is offered to any person who | X will give such information ai will lead to the conviction of the person or persons who entered the School Room of St. Barnabas', Parnell, between Friday evening and Monday morning last, and de- 1 stroyed Books, and wantonly disfigured the Room. P TI KING ) S-'GILLINGHAM, { Churchwardens.

J. RUSSELL'S PRIVATE :> BOARD AND RESIDENCE, SHORTLAND STREET, ( OPPOSITE SIDE OF " Union" and " Oiimtal" Banks, . And " • ' Fronting Auckland Harbour. Private Parlour*, Stabling, &c.

On Sale by the Undersigned, AA 000 FEET OF SAWN TIMBER WV I UV V SHINGLES, PAUNGS, POSTS AND RAILS, &c, &c. SAMUEL FLEMING, Onehunga.

Excellent Farm on the Wairoa, 109 ACRES, 2 ROODS. SAMUEL COCHRANE, BROTHER," & CO HAVE been instructed by Mr. Coutts", to dispose of his Valuable and much improved Fariri, N6. 20 Parish of Wairoa, containing— -109 Acres, 2 fiood. This property is admirably situated within a Mile of the Wairoa River and Wharf, the Road to which crosses the Eastern corner of the Farm. It is surrounded by the properties of Messrs. Bacon, Cocheank and Tiiorpe, and' a Government Reserve, intervening between it, and the properties of Messrs. Lawrence, Lord and Blackwell. About a third of the* Location is cleared, a large portion fenced, and a considerable space completely stumped ; together with a large Garden and Homestead. A comfortable Adobe Cottage, has been ereetel together with out-houses, Stockyard, &c. A running Stream intersects the Western Division of the property, and contributes to the many advantages of this favoured spdt. ' For further information, &c, apply at the Office, of the Advertisers.