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On Sale by the Undesigned, I

I A MERICAN COOKING STOVES, all sizes, f /x To Arrive per Zealandia, j ' English.Cooking Stoves. CRUICKSHANK SMART-& CO.

TO ARRIVE $ SEVILLA AND ZEALANDIA, On Sale by the Undersigned, 1 ft, HHDS. DUTCH RED CLOVER SEED, *■** 30 „ „ white " " 15 " Cow Grass " ' " Italian aud Perennial Rye Grass Scotch Ploughs and Harrows. CRUICKSHANK SMART & CO.

Landing ex "Zealandia," ON, SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED, KB ALES 3 BUSHEL BAGS. l___ CRUICKSHANK SMART & CO.

For Sale, •| /-W) HHDS. MARRIAN'S No. 3 ALE •*• *•" ' 100 cases Bass's Ale, Pyramid brand 50 cases Guinjess's Stout 30 tons Common and Fine Salt Slates, Countesses Pig Iron Roofiing Felt. O. R, STRICKLAND & CO., Queen-street Wharf. February Ist, 1861.

Mangatawhiri, Great Stnith Road. Superintendent's Office, Auckland, Jan. 25th, 1861. fpENDERS will bo received at this Office until X noon of THURSDAY, the 28th of February, for work to be done in oponing the Great South Road from Mr. Selby's to the Mangatawhiri Creek, Waikato. Plan and Specification may be seen on application at the Road's Office. Tenders to be endorsed "Tender for Work on Great South Road." J. WILLIAMSON, Superintendent.

, „ Desirable Suburban Dairy Farm, AND DAIRY BUSINESS. SAMUEL COCHRANE, BROTHER, & CO. Have been instructed by Mr. George Easton to dispose of his property on Cabbage Tree Road, now occupied as a Dairy Farm, doing a fair business, rpHIS valuable little farm is within a mile of the L City, being quite adjacent to the property and house of Mr. George McElwain. Twenty and a-half acres are the admitted contents, but the productive surface is very much greater. The soil is scoria and retentive though volcanic. It is prolific of feed throughout the year, owing to its thorough irrigation during the winter season. The improvements, which are considerable, have been all made of the most permanent description, and consist of — Good Five Roomed House Spacious Dairy Large Cowshed Stone-built Stockyard Two Stall Stable Well cultivated snd productive Garden. Liberal arrangements can be made, so that even a half of the puicha»e money may remain on the property at 10 per cent, per annum. P.S.— The Stock of Eight Milch Cows maybe taken at a valuation. Foi further particulars, apply as above.

Pianoforte Tuning. MR. J. BROWN, Piofessoi of Music, begs to anuounce his intention to enter more fully into the above branch ; and having secured the services of the only Practical Pianoforie Maker, m the City, is enabled to undertake repairing, new hammei olobhing, legulating, &c, &c in the best possible manner, on the lowest terms, and on the shoitest notice. Every particular may be obtained on application to Mr. Vauty, Queen street, or at Mi. Brown's Residence, Hobson -street.

To be Raffled, A SET OF CARVED IVORY CHESS AND BACKGAMMON MEN, with Ivory Dicecasters and Board, &c, complete. They are to be seen at Mr. Vasty's, Bookseller, Queen-street, wheie paiticulars may he learned Also, a Superb Crochet Worked QUILT, lined With crimson flannel : it contains 80 square feet of most elegant work. This is, by permission of Mis. Lowson, to be seen at her Millinery & Silk Merceiy Rooms, Wyudham street, where also particulars can be learned. An inspection of these articles is respectfully solicited, as each is probably unique in its kind for beauty and workmanship.

For Sale at Drury, THE Lease of 23 Acres of Land, having seven years to run, fenced and sub-divided into four Paddocks — three of which are in grass, together with tihe Stock, consisting of — 6 Cows in milk 3 Calves, 1 Bull 2 Draught Mares 2 Fillie* Cart, Plough, Harness Dairy Utensils and Sundries. Apply to \ ALFRED BUCKLAND, or MR. THOS. RUNCIMAN, Drury.

R. BARTLEY, Carpenter, Builder and Timber Merchant, . NELSON STREET, (NORTH,) Auckland. IN order to meet the wants of Chapel Hill and other parts, R. B. has opened a Timber Yard, where he intends keeping, an assorted Stock of Boards and , Scantling, House Blocks and Shingles. N.B.— Seasoned TIMBER, for Joiner's Work. , Entrance to Yard, Nelson and Graham-streets.

] Superior Rye Grass. 1 A(\ BAGS Warranted PERENNIAL RYE, ••■"" g»ved in the Province, at Bs. per Bushel Paoey'i Imported Rye, at 10s. per Bushel Red Clover White Clover Timothy Grass Apply at the HAYMARKET.

Otahuhu Agricultural Asiociation. NOTICE. THE Meetings of the Association will be held QUARTERLY, instead of Monthly, in future. E. P. CARTER, Secretary. ' 'February 5, 1861.

Wardens' Office, jNewmarket, February 19th, 1861. A MEETING will be held at the Wardens' Ofr\. fice, Newmarket, on TUESDAY, 26th inst., for the purpose of altering By-Laws and granting Licenses for the ensuing year, by the Wardens', at 12 o'clock. JOHN CALDICUTT, JOSEPH BYCROFT.

TO LET, \ COTTAGE, containing Seven Rooms, with Garden, and four acres of land, in Kyber Pass. H. REID, Accountant, House, aud Commission Agent.

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

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 Daily Southern Cross, Volume XVII, Issue 1378, 26 February 1861, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 Daily Southern Cross, Volume XVII, Issue 1378, 26 February 1861, Page 1

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